Hayride (noun)

A leisurely ride, especially one in a horse-drawn wagon or carriage, especially a festive one at a fair or harvest festival.

Origin:

1930s, american english, a ride through the countryside in a wagon loaded with hay.

Examples:

1. They took a hayride to the pumpkin patch to pick out pumpkins.
2. Every year, the town holds a hayride festival for families to come out and enjoy.
3. She went on a hayride with her friends and had a great time.
4. He loved going on hayrides because it reminded him of his childhood.
5. They took a romantic hayride under the stars and had a picnic dinner.