A list of best things to do in Delaware County this weekend October 16th -18th
What to do this weekend with your family? Here is a list of things you can enjoy with your family this weekend:
Take a break from cooking on Friday night and head to South Media Fire Company for the Food Truck Event.
Christ Church is pleased to be able to offer our annual pumpkin patch to the community. Pumpkins big and small, smooth and bumpy. Jack-be-littles, Baby Boos, and gourds that are lumpy. We've got all your fall decorating and carving pumpkin needs right here in the neighborhood.
It's not Halloween without Boo at the Zoo! Although this won't be your typical "Boo," we are excited to welcome you back for this fall favorite for three spooky weekends, October 16 - November 1.
Join us for a family-friendly 90 minute Halloween train ride! Wear your favorite costume and ride our heated train to enjoy the beautiful Chester Creek Valley in all of it’s Fall splendor! During your 20 minute stop at the historic Glen Mills station, passengers can disembark and explore the historic station and our picnic grove. Passengers can also collect a few treats while at the station.
Clean, scary fun at The Wash. We will be transforming into a haunted car wash the last 3 weekends in October! Come out and get your car washed and your hearts pounding in our all new Tunnel of Fear!
Come out to GVHS for a socially distant night of ghoulish fun! Wear your best Halloween costume & participate in our trunk or treat! We will have safe performances, raffles, and more!
We will be allowing groups of 10 or less at a time to ensure maximum safety for all of our participants. Registration Required
Daytime and nighttime hayrides for the family. Also, check out pumpkinland at Colonial Gardens
October 10th through November 1st
More than 50 scarecrows are on display throughout the Garden! Come vote for your favorite in the “Fairy Tale ‘Crows” theme to determine which ‘crows will be the top three prize winners!
Come and visit our first annual “Spooky Trail” here at the Gardens!
*Self-Guided Walk open Everyday 10am-5pm
*Family Fun Events hosted on Saturday’s and Sundays 12pm-8pm
Due to the ongoing Pandemic, only the corn maze, sunflower field and pumpkin picking is open to the general public. This includes a Hayride to the Corn Maze and back to the parking lot. Our picnic areas, along with other activities are available for Birthday parties, family reunions and other gatherings. Parties include a jump on the pillow bounce, pallet maze, tractor and truck playground and corn cannons. But the fun doesn’t end there! Take a private hayride down to our all-new 5 acre corn maze, and walk through the sunflower field. You can also pick pumpkins for an additional fee.
Visit the friendly Witch's House in the woods. She tells stories, jokes and gives all of the kids a Halloween treat! Mon thru Thurs the hayride ends at a campfire. Fri, Sat or Sun no campfire will be provided. Due to COVID we will not be offering marshmallows or cider.
For Saturdays and Sundays, individual tickets must be purchased in advance to limit capacity in response to COVID19 regulations. Stroll to the pumpkin patch, wander through the corn maze, take family photos, and visit the farm animals as part of your 2-hour $5 admission ticket. Bring your own wagon to carry pumpkins, fall harvest items, vegetables, and honey products which may be purchased during your visit. Visitors are expected to wear face masks and practice social distancing.
Every September, Peddler’s Village hosts a famous scarecrow display that brings visitors from around the world. For seven fun-filled weeks, scores of scarecrows grace the winding pathways of the sweeping, autumn-tinted Village property. Some are inspired by famous characters, some are humorous, some are meant to be scary – but all of them are carefully handmade and contributed by Philly-area residents and organizations
Pumpkinland is open from mid-September through early November and takes center stage at Linvilla Orchards. Larger than life figures and scarecrows illustrate the legends and lore of the harvest season, featuring local history and some of the many stories of pumpkins and apples.
Come in costume and celebrate silly, not-too-spooky fun at The Count’s Halloween Spooktacular at Sesame Place! The park will be transformed into a family-friendly Halloween haven and guests will enjoy trick-or-treating around the park, Halloween-themed shows, participating in our interactive Scarecrow Scavenger Hunt, pumpkin decorating, swinging, flying, and cruising on Count von Count-themed mechanical rides, and unique photo opportunities with everyone’s favorite furry friends dressed up in costume on their Halloween-themed floats!
Beginning in August and running for 13 weekends through October you’ll find festivities and excitement at their 35-acre village. An extensive cast of costumed characters will take you back to medieval times as you encounter music, dancing, and a variety of special attractions.
For the health and safety of our customers, we have canceled events, but that doesn’t mean the fun has to stop! Join the storytime read along, and find activity sheets on the website.
Enjoy a brisk fall afternoon along the picturesque Chester Creek Valley from our heated train as we take you on a 90-minute journey back in time to the village of Glen Mills and return.
Enjoy a 15-minute tour of the Linvilla farm through their fields and orchards. Timed tickets need to be purchased in advance
Masks and social distancing required.
Teens and Tweens will enjoy The Bates Motel & Haunted Hayride that has been voted the #1 haunt in the country and has been featured on the Travel Channel.
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