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Orlando, Florida is embracing the fall season with a vibrant array of festivals and pumpkin-picking events. Highlighted by Amber Brooke Farm’s festival and other local attractions, families can enjoy activities ranging from corn mazes to hay rides and seasonal treats. With events starting from September through November, visitors can immerse themselves in the colorful autumn atmosphere amidst warm weather and community spirit.
Orlando, Florida is welcoming the fall season with a robust lineup of festivals and pumpkin-picking events, making the most of the region’s warm, sunny weather. Starting this weekend, the city is transforming into a vibrant wonderland filled with corn mazes, pumpkin patches, and a variety of festive activities for families and communities.
Amber Brooke Farm is leading the charge with its biggest festival running from September 20 to November 2, open every Saturday and Sunday from 10 AM to 5 PM. Visitors can engage in a range of activities including:
- Pumpkin picking
- A new crop maze
- Blooming sunflower and zinnia fields
- Traditional farm fun like cow train rides, sliding, and wagon adventures
- Archery and gel blaster ranges
- And delicious treats such as apple cider donuts
Admission to Amber Brooke Farm is priced at $15 per person, with free parking available.
Meanwhile, Keel Farms in Plant City is hosting its Harvest Days every Saturday and Sunday in October, from 10 AM to 3 PM. This event includes hay rides, a corn maze, a pumpkin patch, camel rides, and a selection of seasonal wines and ciders. Admission is free, but parking will cost $10.
On September 20, the Osteen Market will celebrate the Autumn Equinox with a lively event featuring seasonal eats, live music, artisan booths, and games. Revving up the excitement, Southern Hills Farms will offer seasonal activities beginning September 27 through November 23, which includes a pumpkin patch and tasty fall snacks for $25 per person, with advance reservations required.
In Eustis, Santa’s Christmas Tree Forest will kick off its fall activities with hayrides starting September 27, with tickets priced at $17.95; it’s important to secure tickets early, as they tend to sell out quickly. Great Scott Farms in Mount Dora will also welcome visitors from September 27 to November 16, offering a wide array of activities such as a corn maze, jumping pillow, and zip line suitable for younger kids.
In Apopka, Club Lake opens its Fall Festival on September 27, featuring hay rides and a corn maze, with admission set at $16.95. Families looking for a Halloween-themed adventure can head to Cowboy Adventure Park for a gel tag experience and a family-friendly maze, with tickets starting at $15.
On October 12, Palmer’s Feed & Seed will host a pumpkin-picking event filled with games, live music, and food from 1 PM to 4 PM. A variety of seasonal festivals with free admission will also pepper the calendar, including Hometown Harvest in Winter Springs on October 25 and the Annunciation Catholic Church Fall Festival on November 7-8.
Looking ahead, FusionFest will take place on November 29-30, showcasing diverse cultures with free entry. The Cocoa Village Fall Art & Craft Fair on October 18-19 will feature over 200 artists and crafters, live music, and food trucks, while the Maze Dayz Fall Festival at Cowart Ranch opens on October 4, offering a walk-through maze and a pumpkin patch until November 2.
In addition to these attractions, Orlando’s offerings will also include carnival rides, local vendor markets, and a food and wine classic at Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin scheduled for November 14-15. Each of these fall events is designed to foster family-friendly fun and immerse residents and visitors alike in the spirit of autumn, all while enjoying the warm ambiance of Orlando.
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Additional Resources
- Orlando Date Night Guide
- Click Orlando
- Mommy Poppins
- Florida Today
- Only In Your State
- Wikipedia: Fall Festivals in Orlando
- Google Search: Fall Festivals in Florida
- Google Scholar: Fall Festivals Orlando
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Fall Festivals Florida
- Google News: Farm Festivals Orlando
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