Saturday, October 10 | 10 AM–4 PM | Clements Bridge Road | Barrington

One of Barrington’s biggest days of the year is back! The Annual Harvest Festival takes over Clements Bridge Road with 150+ vendors, food trucks, live music, a car show, kids section and basket auction.

It’s six hours of small-town fall festival fun right in the heart of Barrington. Rain date: Sunday, October 11.

October 10 & 11 | 10 AM–3 PM | 41 S. Main Street | Mullica Hill

Main Street Mullica Hill is getting the full fall treatment for the 54th Annual Fall Festival. Expect vendors and crafters, food trucks, live music and free pumpkin painting for kids throughout the two-day celebration.

Between the historic downtown setting and all the fall colors, this one checks a lot of the boxes for a classic October weekend.

Saturday, October 10 | Collingswood

New date, same great music! 🎶 After being postponed due to weather, Collingswood Porchfest is back this Saturday!

This neighborhood-wide music celebration turns front porches, lawns and yards throughout Collingswood into mini concert venues, featuring local musicians and bands performing for the community.

Grab your walking shoes, explore the neighborhood and enjoy an afternoon of live music in one of South Jersey's favorite small towns.

📅 Rescheduled from September 26 to October 10.

Saturday & Sunday, October 10–11 | Historic Smithville

Historic Smithville goes Irish for the weekend! The 2026 Smithville Irish Festival brings two days of Irish culture and festival atmosphere to the village.

It’s a great excuse to wander the shops, spend some time in Smithville and make a full fall day out of it.

Saturday & Sunday, October 10–11 | Burlington County Fairgrounds

Kilts encouraged. The South Jersey Celtic Festival brings Celtic culture to the Burlington County Fairgrounds with Highland Games, food trucks, Celtic entertainment, face painting, axe throwing and live music.

Admission is FREE.

Saturday & Sunday, October 10–11 | 12–5 PM | Autumn Lake Winery | Williamstown

Fall weekends were made for wineries. Autumn Lake Winery’s 11th Annual Harvest Festival brings together live music, food trucks, fall sangrias, craft vendors, hayrides and more.

Set among the vineyard at 870 W. Malaga Road, it’s an easy way to spend a fall afternoon with a glass of wine in hand.

Saturday, October 10 | Berlin Boro County Park | Berlin

Berlin’s annual fall celebration returns with something for just about everyone: children’s games, face painting, pumpkin painting, craft vendors, food trucks, music, a car show and beer & alcohol gardens.

There’s even a Mutt Strut with dog costume prizes, plus first responders and emcee Tony Romeo from PHL17’s Weekend Philler.

Saturday, October 10 | 1–6 PM | Station Avenue | Mount Ephraim

Food trucks, cold beer and live music — not a bad Saturday lineup. 🍺 Ales on the Rails returns to Station Avenue with live bands, local food & beer, games and activities, small-shop vendors and a car show.

Come hungry, grab a drink and hang around for an afternoon of music and community fun in Mount Ephraim.

Sunday, October 11 | 11 AM–5 PM | Collingswood Grand Ballroom | Collingswood

Here’s something a little different from your typical fall festival. Leeds Market celebrates New Jersey arts, culture and lore with 70+ vendors gathering inside the Collingswood Grand Ballroom.

Admission and parking are FREE, there’s a cash bar, and if Jersey folklore and the strange side of the Garden State are your thing, this one deserves a spot on the Sunday itinerary.

Saturday, October 10 | 12–5 PM | 138 Andaloro Way | Deptford

Deptford is packing a lot into one afternoon. The Deptford Township Fall Festival features food trucks, hayrides, balloon artists, treats, games, live music, craft vendors and a beer & wine garden.

Deptford kids can also enjoy free pumpkin picking on the hayride, making this an especially good one for families. The festival is rain or shine.

Sunday, October 11 | 11 AM–4 PM | Blackwood

After last weekend’s rain changed the plans, the 33rd Annual Blackwood Pumpkin Festival is back on for its rain date this Sunday.

Presented by Mainstage Center for the Arts, this longtime Blackwood tradition is a perfect excuse to get outside and enjoy an October Sunday with the community.

Saturday, October 10 | 11 AM–8 PM | Stewart Park | Harrisonville

South Harrison is going all out for Community Day this Saturday! 🎉 Head to Stewart Park for a full day of amusement rides, games, food trucks, live music, entertainment, local vendors and family-friendly activities.

The fun kicks off with a car show at 11 AM, followed by rides, food trucks and entertainment from noon to 8 PM. Enjoy performances from Runaway Train, the Original Hobo Band and more throughout the day.

Weekends throughout October
📍 Hammonton

Sunflowers, U-pick, hayrides, photo ops and fall attractions throughout the season.

Throughout October
📍 Medford

Pumpkin picking, hayrides and classic fall farm activities.

Throughout October – November 1
📍 Swedesboro

Pumpkins, sunflowers, seasonal attractions and plenty of fall photo opportunities.

Throughout October
📍 Diggerland | West Berlin

Diggerland gets a fall makeover with pumpkins and seasonal family activities.

Through November 1
📍 Adventure Aquarium | Camden

Glowing gourds take over the aquarium for its annual underwater fall celebration.

Looking for a good scare this October? South Jersey has everything from haunted hayrides and terrifying trails to nighttime corn mazes. Here are some of the spooky attractions happening around the region this month.

📍 Night of Terror — Mullica Hill
📅 Select Nights Through October 31

One of South Jersey's biggest Halloween attractions returns to Creamy Acres with four haunted attractions, including the famous Ride of Terror haunted hayride. For an extra adrenaline rush, Haunted Paintball is available on select nights throughout October.

📍 HallowSpire — Southampton
📅 Select Nights Through November 1

Three scares in one night: take on the Jersey Devil Terror Trail, get lost among the zombies in the 13th Acre Haunted Corn Maze, and brave the Funland Forgotten Circus.

This one is geared toward people who actually want to be scared — HallowSpire recommends it for ages 10+ and says the current version isn't recommended for young children.

📍 Burlington County Prison Museum — Mount Holly
📅 October 16–17, 23–24 & 30–31
⏰ 7–10 PM

New for 2026! Head inside the historic Burlington County Prison Museum for a Halloween experience built around the phantoms and phobias haunting the halls of the more than 200-year-old prison, followed by a Halloween hangout in the courtyard with food, entertainment and more.

📍 Browns Mills / Pemberton
📅 Friday, October 23 & Saturday, October 24

This isn't your typical indoor haunted house. You'll head deep into the woods for a half-mile-plus haunted trail through a working blueberry farm filled with actors, themed scenes and plenty of surprises in the darkness.

It's only open two nights this October, so plan ahead.

📍 Miller Farms — Hammonton
📅 October 2–3, 9–10, 16–17, 23–24 & 30–31

Take on The Haunted Woods, a roughly one-mile trip through multiple themed areas, along with the farm's Haunted Maze and live scare actors roaming the property.

📍 Scullville Fire Company's Terror In The Junkyard — Fleming's Junkyard, Egg Harbor Township
📅 Weekends in October

There's probably no better setting for a haunt than an actual junkyard. The Scullville Volunteer Fire Company transforms Fleming's Junkyard into a Halloween attraction featuring a haunted hayride through the woods and junkyard plus the Maze of Terror.

The attraction also serves as a fundraiser for the volunteer fire company.

Want the Halloween atmosphere without people jumping out at you? These are the better bets.

📍 The Red Barn Farm — Hammonton
📅 Fridays & Saturdays, October 2–31
⏰ 7–10 PM

Grab a flashlight and see if you can find your way through nearly 7 acres of corn after dark.

And an important distinction: this one is NOT haunted. No actors and no jump scares — just you, a flashlight, the dark and a lot of corn. Flashlights are provided, and there's a shorter maze available for younger kids.

📍 Johnson's Corner Farm — Medford
📅 Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays through October 31

For families with younger kids, Johnson's offers the classic fall-farm experience without the scares. Make your way through the corn maze and pair it with the farm's other seasonal activities for an easy October outing.

👻 WEEKENDER TIP: Haunted attraction schedules can change because of weather, and several require timed tickets. Check the attraction's website before heading out — especially on Friday and Saturday nights.

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