Fall Things to Do in Niagara Falls
As the warm, sunny days fade away, there's so much to look forward to during the fall season. Fall camping in Niagara Falls is an incredible experience, allowing you to immerse yourself in the beauty of autumn while enjoying various seasonal activities.
In Niagara, you can revel in the crisp, cool weather and stunning fall colors. Take advantage of fall festivals, visit award-winning wineries, explore hiking and biking trails, or cozy up to your campfire after a day filled with fall-themed events.
At Sun Retreats Sherkston Shores, the scenery transforms into a breathtaking sea of red, yellow, and orange during September and October, making it the perfect backdrop for your autumn getaway.
Top 5 Fall Activities in Niagara Falls
1. Niagara on the Lake Harvest Festival
This exciting festival features vendors, live entertainment, delicious food, unique shopping, and more. Taking place at the Market Square parking lot, this harvest fest is a wonderful celebration of all things fall. (Check the website for updated dates.)
2. Boo at the Zoo
Gather the whole family for a fun-filled day at Safari Niagara during Boo at the Zoo. Guests can enjoy trick-or-treating throughout the zoo as part of a Halloween party hosted by local businesses. (Check the website for pricing information and dates.)
3. Ball's Falls Thanksgiving Festival
Celebrating its 50th year, the Ball's Falls Annual Thanksgiving Festival is a Niagara staple. With over 150 artisans, live entertainment, delicious food, local wine, and craft beer, this festival is not to be missed. (Visit the website for upcoming dates.)
4. Niagara Pumpkin Patches
Experience the spirit of fall at one of the many pumpkin patches in the Niagara region. Each patch offers unique activities, including hayrides, petting zoos, apple and pumpkin picking, and hay mazes. Some favorites include Warner Ranch and Pumpkin Farm, Howells Adventure Farm, and Bry-Anne Farms.
5. Explore the Trails
Lace up your hiking boots and grab your camera to explore Niagara's stunning hiking and biking trails. Discover why people from around the globe are drawn to Niagara's natural beauty.
Consider the Niagara River Recreation Trail, which spans 56 kilometers of scenic landscape, starting at Fort George in Niagara-on-the-Lake. Alternatively, take a day to wander along the Bruce Trail in Grimsby, Ontario. No matter which path you choose, you're bound to have a memorable adventure!
Experience the Magic of Fall in Niagara Falls
Visiting Niagara Falls in the fall is an unforgettable experience you won't want to miss. With Sherkston Shores located right in the heart of the Niagara region, you'll have the chance to enjoy the best of autumn, just minutes away from your campsite!
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