Amaranth Station, Amaranth Ontario Homes & Attractions

There’s fun for everyone of all ages in the small, rural community of Amaranth Station, Amaranth, Ontario. Play a round of golf at one of the areas with multiple choices of golf courses, such as Meadowland Golf Course, or if you prefer fun for the whole family, there are lots of options nearby!

Sweet Peas Pumpkin Fest and Mud Bog is a unique choice for a memorable day with the family, or you could hike one of the nearby trails, or visit one of the many scenic viewpoints and attractions such as The Upper Grand Trailway – McDowell Tract or Grand River. Grab a bite to eat with something to please every picky eater. Little Caesars and other fast food/takeout options are not far from Grand River Chophouse and other fine dining establishments, for the full spectrum of dining.

The Upper Grand Trailway, once an old rail line, is now maintained by a snowmobile club. The trail is great for walking, hiking, dog walking, families with small children, or double-track mountain biking, making it the perfect hike for all skill levels. Heritage apple trees along the trail make for a sweet and juicy snack in late summer and fall.

a small hamlet (on the 7th line) which lay on the Canadian Pacific Railway – then known as the Toronto, Grey and Bruce Railway. The post office was established on may 1, 1874 and the first postmaster was Archibald Lamb. The office closed on March 9, 1951.

The large percentage of single detached homes in Amaranth is an important part of its character. The town offers mainly three bedrooms and four or more bedrooms, making it great for families looking to settle down together! Homeowners occupy roughly 90% while only 10% are rented - this means that there's plenty of room left over if you're interested but don't want too many people around at once (or maybe your parents need somewhere private). The Jennifer Jewell Amaranth location can help you find your perfect home.