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Fall is in the air! It’s the perfect season to explore the vibrant colors, cozy vibes, and exciting local activities in and around North Brunswick. Here are some of the best ways to make the most of autumn this year:

1. Visit Local Farms & Pumpkin Patches 🎃

Nothing says fall like a trip to a local farm! Just a short drive away, you’ll find:

• Von Thun’s Country Farm Market – Known for its pumpkin picking, corn maze, and delicious homemade treats, Von Thun’s is a must-visit for families and friends. Enjoy hayrides, cider donuts, and plenty of photo-worthy spots.
• Giamarese Farm & Orchards – For those who love apple picking, Giamarese is a great spot to fill your basket with fresh produce. Don’t forget to check out their seasonal events and markets, too!

2. Experience Fall Festivals & Events 🎉

North Brunswick and surrounding areas host several fall festivals with something for everyone:

• North Brunswick Heritage Day – This local festival typically happens in early October and offers food vendors, live music, games, and a fireworks show. It’s a great way to celebrate the community!
• Fall Harvest Festival at Thompson Park – Located nearby in Monroe, this family-friendly festival includes a petting zoo, games, craft vendors, and more. It’s a perfect way to spend a crisp fall afternoon outdoors.

3. Take a Scenic Hike or Nature Walk 🍂

The beauty of fall foliage is all around us, and there are plenty of places to enjoy the colors:

• Davidson’s Mill Pond Park – Located in North Brunswick, this park offers serene trails, ideal for a leisurely stroll and taking in the fall colors.
• Six Mile Run Reservoir Site – Just a bit outside North Brunswick, Six Mile Run has trails for hiking and biking through gorgeous woodlands, making it a great spot for a fall adventure.

4. Discover Haunted Attractions & Halloween Fun 👻

For thrill-seekers and Halloween enthusiasts, there are plenty of spooky spots nearby:

• C. Casola Farms Haunted Attractions – Located in Marlboro, C. Casola Farms offers multiple haunted experiences, from a haunted hayride to a creepy corn maze.
• Field of Terror – About a 30-minute drive away, Field of Terror in East Windsor is one of the biggest Halloween attractions in the area, featuring haunted houses, zombie paintball, and more.

5. Enjoy Seasonal Treats & Shopping 🍏

As the weather cools, warm up with some seasonal favorites around town:

• Thomas Sweet – Head over to Thomas Sweet for seasonal ice cream and other treats. Their pumpkin and apple flavors are perfect for fall!
• North Brunswick Farmers Market – Even as the season winds down, the farmers market still has fresh produce, artisanal goods, and fall flavors. It’s a great spot to grab some locally made goodies to bring home.

Whether you’re an outdoor adventurer, a foodie, or just looking to relax and enjoy the crisp air, North Brunswick has something for you this fall. So grab your cozy sweater, gather some friends or family, and dive into all the autumn fun our area has to offer!

Happy Fall! 🍂