Fall events in Salem County
Fall festivals, Halloween events, corn mazes, pumpkin patches, and harvest fun across Salem County NJ and nearby South Jersey towns within about 45 minutes, Oct 10 to Nov 30, 2026.
Fri, Oct 16 to Sun, Oct 18
Fri, Oct 23 to Sun, Oct 25
Friday evening6pTrick-or-Treat Special6:30pFri SatNight of Terror at Creamy Acres Farm6:30pFri SatThe Revisionists: A Haunted Gothic Walk at Rockwood6:30pFri SatFlashlight Corn Maze 20266:30pFri SatFort Delaware Paranormal Adventures7pSalem City Comes Alive with Legends from the Past: Walking Ghost Tour1 more3 more
Sunday, November 1
10 to 11:30am, one of 3 dates
ElmerA princess party in the heated barn with sing-along, story time, craft, photos and a light snack alongside a visiting princess (Cinderella Nov 1, Ariel Nov 15, Rapunzel Nov 22); $30 per child (limited to 25), $10 per adult.
10am to 6pm, through Nov 1
SwedesboroThe Swedesboro farm's fall festival runs through November 1 with a pumpkin patch, pumpkin town, tractor rides, live music and photo ops.
12 to 5pm, through Nov 1
Mullica HillThe winery's harvest weekends stretch through November with live music, visiting food trucks and new fall wine releases on the outdoor patio.
2 to 4pm, through Nov 1
GlassboroRowan theatre students stage Elmer Rice's satirical classic about Mr. Zero, a bookkeeper replaced by a machine, at Tohill Theater.
7:30pm, through Nov 1
Parvin State ParkAnnual haunted walk and corn maze at Parvin State Park, about 45 minutes through the woods. Not recommended for children under 8; not handicap accessible. 2026 admission price not yet published.
All day, through Nov 1$39
Woodstown Central Railroad (South Woodstown Station)Two-hour, 32-mile narrated scenic ride over the railroad's full route through Woodstown, Swedesboro and Salem at peak fall color. Steam locomotive No. 9 is scheduled when conditions permit. Trains depart 11am and 2pm each day.
All day, through Nov 1$40
PitmanPitman's mainstage puts on Disney's body-swap musical about an overworked mother and her teenage daughter who trade places for one chaotic day.
7 to 11pm, through Nov 1Free
WilmingtonA free spooky lighting display along Rockwood's 1800s trails after dark, a family-friendly way to walk one of the region's oldest private gardens at night.
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