Fall Bucket List: Fall Activities Near the Triad
Fall is finally here, and it’s time to embrace all the cozy, fun, and family-friendly activities that the Triad area has to offer! Creating a fall bucket list is a great way to ensure that you and your family make the most out of the season. Whether you’re searching for fall activities near me or looking for the perfect fall activities for kids, there’s something for everyone in Greensboro, Winston-Salem, and High Point. From scenic drives through vibrant autumn foliage to cozy pumpkin patches, you’ll find plenty of ways to make memories this fall.
Fall Bucket List Ideas
Details on each activity can be found by clicking on its name. We noted the location for each so that you can easily tell if this will be a quick stop, day trip, or weekend excursion. Please check hours and dates that each business is open before making the trip. You can also use our Community Event Calendar and Directories page to find additional events, playgrounds, parks, day trips, summer camps and more!
Fall Activities Near the Triad
Pumpkin Patches & Hayrides
Start your fall bucket list by visiting one of the many pumpkin patches around the Triad. You can pick the perfect pumpkin, take a hayride, and get lost in a corn maze. These local spots are ideal for photo ops, so make sure to bring your camera for those Insta-worthy moments. For more details of dates of operation and what each offers visit our Pumpkin Patch Directory.
- Alpha & Omega – 1129 Cheek Road, Hamptonville, NC
- Armstrong Artisan Farm – 1499 Brook Cove Rd, Walnut Cove
- Red Hound Farms – 3239 Frye Bridge Rd, Clemmons
- Fryes Creek Family Farm – 9970 N. NC Highway 150, Clemmons, NC 27012
- Hawks Pumpkin Patch – 2558 West Clemmonsville Road, Winston Salem
- Jones Strawberry Farm – 5480 Seward Rd, Pfafftown, NC 27040
- Maple Springs United Methodist Church – 2569 Reynolda Rd, Winston Salem
- Reynolda Gardens – 100 Reynolda Village, Winston-Salem, NC
- Tanglewood Park – 4061 Clemmons Rd, Clemmons, NC
- McLaurin Farms – 5601 N. Church Street, Greensboro, NC
- Mount Pisgah Methodist Church – 2600 Pisgah Church Road, Greensboro, NC
- Piedmont Triad Farmers’ Market – 2914 Sandy Ridge Rd, Colfax, NC
- Zane’s Clodbuster Farms – 5500 Leonard Farm Rd, Kernersville, NC
- Jamestown United Methodist Church – 403 E Main St, Jamestown, NC
- Kernersville Pumpkins and Christmas Trees – 841 Old Winston Rd, Kernersville, NC
- Kersey Valley Maize Adventure – 1615 Kersey Valley Rd, Archdale, NC
- Quaker Lake – 1503 NC Highway 62 East, Climax, NC
- Smith Hollow Farm – 5920 Smith Hollow Road, Kernersville, NC
- Whitaker Farms – 2991 Providence Church Road, Climax, NC
- Carrigan Farms – 1261 Oak Ridge Farm Hwy, Mooresville, NC
- J.Razz & Tazz Farm – 466 Peeden Drive, Gibsonville, NC
- Millstone Creek Orchards – 506 Parks Crossroad Church Road, Ramseur, NC
- The Junction – 58 Greenhouse Drive, Buffalo Junction, VA
- Patterson Farm – 10390 Caldwell Rd, Mount Ulla, NC
- The Great Pumpkin Fest at Carowinds – Carowinds in Charlotte, NC
- The Farm – 769 Bray Ford Road, Dobson, NC
- Harvest Ridge Corntacular Adventure – 545 Service Road, Ruffin, NC
Farmer’s Markets
For a more laid-back experience, visit The Farmer’s Market for an afternoon of fall-inspired shopping. Don’t forget to pick up some fresh apples and locally made cider. For more information about dates and times they are open visit our Farmer’s Market Directory
- Downtown Burlington Farmer’s Market
138 East Front Street, Burlington - Downtown Mebane Farmer’s Market
102 East Ruffin Street, Mebane - Elon Farmer’s Market
271 N Williamson Ave, Elon - Garden Valley
4204 N. Church St., Greensboro - Greensboro Farmers Curb Market
501 Yanceyville St., Greensboro - NW Guilford Farmers & Specialty Market
7200 Summerfield Rd., Summerfield - Piedmont Triad Farmer’s Market
2914 Sandy Ridge Road, Colfax, NC - Saxapahaw Farmer’s Market
1612 Jordan Dr., Saxapahaw - The Corner Farmers Market
2105 West Market Street, Greensboro - The Grove Market
1901 McConnell Road, Greensboro - The Market at Gibsonville
Gibsonville Community Center Parking Lot, 314 Tenth Street, Gibsonville - Archdale Farmers Market at Creekside Park
100 Park Drive, Archdale - High Point Farmers Market
High Point Public Library, 901 N Main St, High Point - Jamestown Community Farmers Market
First Baptist Church of Jamestown, 306 Guilford Rd, Jamestown - Kernersville Farmers Market
134 East Mountain Street, Kernersville - Thomasville Farmers Market
21 E Guilford St, Thomasville - Bermuda Run Farmer’s Market
190 NC Hwy 801 South, Advance - Clemmons Farmer’s Market
Jerry Long Family YMCA, 1150 S Peace Haven Rd, Clemmons - Cobblestone Farmers Market
1007 S. Marshall Street, Winston-Salem - Fairgrounds Farmers Market
Winston-Salem Fairgrounds, 421 27th St NW, Winston-Salem - King Farmers’ Market at King Moravian Church
King Moravian Church, 228 W Dalton Road, King - King Farmers’ Market at Stokes Family YMCA
Stokes Family YMCA, 105 Moore Rd, King - Lewisville Country Market
6373 Shallowford Road, Lewisville - New Philly Farmer’s Market
New Philadelphia Moravian Church, 4440 Country Club Road, Winston-Salem - Moravian Square Market
Rural Hall Moravian Church, 7939 Broad Street, Rural Hall - The Market by Dragonfly
117 Meadowbrook Drive, King - Dobson Market
903 East Atkins Street, Dobson - Downtown Elkin Market
226 North Bridge Street, Elkin - Lexington Farmer’s Market
129 Railroad Street, Lexington - Mt Airy Market
111 South Main Street, Mount Airy
Fall Festivals
Don’t forget to attend one of the fall festivals in the area. Many fall festivals features live music, local vendors, and plenty of autumn-themed activities. Families can enjoy face painting, pumpkin carving, and carnival rides, making it a great event for kids and parents We have these directories split into September Fall Festivals and October Fall Festivalss. like.
Fall Hiking
A Triad fall bucket list wouldn’t be complete without exploring the outdoors. Take a scenic hike at Pilot Mountain or Hanging Rock State Park. Both offer stunning views of the changing leaves and are perfect for those crisp autumn days when the weather is just right. These parks are also ideal for picnics, so pack a lunch and enjoy the fresh air. For suggestions on trails check out our Hiking Trails Directory.
Apple Orchards
Looking for something a little more hands-on? Visit one of the local farms, like Apple Hill Orchard, to pick your own apples, taste fresh apple cider donuts, or take part in a farm tour. It’s one of those fall activities for kids that never gets old! For more details about what each offers visit our Apple Orchard Directory.
Halloween Related Bucket List Ideas
Don’t forget about Halloween! Planning a spooky, yet family-friendly, adventure is always a highlight of fall. Consider a visit to one of the area’s haunted attractions. If you’re looking for something a little less frightening, many local farms and botanical gardens host not-so-scary Halloween events that are perfect for younger children.
- Trick or Treating / Trunk or Treating
- Ghost Tours
- Haunted Houses
Other must-do October bucket list items
For those rainy fall days, you can still check off plenty of fall bucket list ideas from the comfort of your own home. Create a cozy movie night with the family by streaming some autumn-themed classics. Bake seasonal treats like pumpkin bread or apple pie together, making it an activity everyone can enjoy. You can even download a fall bucket list printable to track all your activities and make sure nothing is missed!
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As the season continues, there are plenty of autumn things to enjoy right in your backyard. Decorate your home with fall-themed crafts, host a bonfire with friends, or take the kids on a nature scavenger hunt to collect colorful leaves and acorns. These simple activities can turn everyday moments into lasting memories, ensuring that your family experiences the best the Triad has to offer during the fall season.
From pumpkin patches and scenic hikes to cozy nights at home, the Triad offers an abundance of fall activities for families to enjoy. As you check off items from your October bucket list, remember that the best part of the season is spending time together. Whether you’re looking for adventure or a laid-back day with the kids, the Triad has something for everyone to add to their fall bucket list ideas. Enjoy every crisp breeze, warm cup of cider, and glowing sunset this autumn!
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