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Fall Festivities in Vaughan

Crisp air, colourful leaves and the scent of pumpkin spice are all around! Fall is one of the best times to get out and explore Vaughan. With everything from harvest celebrations and scenic nature walks to family-friendly Halloween fun and seriously scary nights out – Vaughan is the place to be this season.

Ready to make the most of it? Add some of these fall favourites to your calendar.

family with Halloween decorations

Robintide Farms

Nothing says fall quite like a trip to the pumpkin patch! Family-owned for more than 50 years, Robintide Farms (2720 King-Vaughan Rd.) is a local favourite for pick-your-own-produce and seasonal farm fun. Visitors can wander the pumpkin patch and corn walk, play farm games, shop at the market, and pick their own pumpkins and vegetables. Pumpkin season dates can vary so be sure to check with the farm before heading out.

'Brick' or Treat at LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre

Thursday, Oct. 1 to Saturday, Oct. 31

The Minifigure Monsters are taking over LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre (1 Bass Pro Mills Dr.) this October! Brick or Treat brings Halloween into the world of LEGO® with special seasonal building activities and plenty of chances for kids to put their creativity to work. The event is included with regular admission, and it’s an easy indoor option to keep in your back pocket for chilly or rainy days.

Children playing with Halloween theme LEGO

Enchanta Village at The Village at Black Creek

Friday, Oct. 2 and Saturday, Oct. 3

Step into a fantasy when Enchanta Village returns to The Village at Black Creek (1000 Murray Ross Pkwy.). This after-dark experience combines music, magic and mystery in the historic atmosphere for only two evenings. Prepare for an immersive experience as The Village transforms the historic site into a living fairytale with artisan vendors, performances and live entertainment.

Woodbridge Fall Fair

Saturday, Oct. 10 to Monday, Oct. 12

This Vaughan tradition is back for its 179th year! The Woodbridge Fall Fair (9201 Islington Ave.) has been bringing the community together on Thanksgiving weekend since 1847. Head over to get all the local produce you need for family dinner. It’s a great way to spend your long weekend and make some fall memories in Vaughan.

Halloween at The Village

Saturday, Oct. 24, Sunday, Oct. 25 and Saturday, Oct. 31

For Halloween fun that’s not too scary, head to The Village at Black Creek (1000 Murray Ross Pkwy.) for Halloween at The Village. Families can explore heritage buildings filled with Halloween activities, visit the Witches’ Lair, catch the Slimy Science Show and go trick-or-treating throughout the Village. Costumes are encouraged, so dress up and make a day of it!

family with Halloween decorations

With colourful trails, festive treats and events happening throughout the season, there are plenty of reasons to spend more time in Vaughan this fall. Turn your day trip into an overnight getaway and give yourself time to explore even more. Check out visitvaughan.ca to find a place to stay and start planning your getaway.

As you explore all that Vaughan has to offer, don’t forget to tag us at #VisitVaughan and follow us on Instagram at @visitvaughan!