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Your Ultimate Guide to Fall Festivals in Ohio: Cozy Weekends, Pumpkin Patches, and Haunted Towns

Posted On: October 2, 2026 by The Middlefield Banking Company in: Family Travel

Three kids looking at pumpkins with their dad at a pumpkin patch outdoors

Fall in Ohio brings crisp air, colorful foliage, and a calendar full of can’t-miss events. Whether you’re looking for family-friendly pumpkin patches, spine-tingling haunted houses, or scenic drives through autumn landscapes, the Buckeye State has it all.

At Middlefield Bank, we love celebrating the communities we serve, and that includes helping you find the best ways to enjoy the season close to home. So, grab your flannel and your favorite cozy beverage – here's your ultimate guide to Ohio fall festivals in 2025!

Pumpkin Patches and Farm Fun

Ramseyer Farms – Wooster, OH

Located near our Wooster branch, Ramseyer Farms offers classic fall fun with corn mazes, hayrides, and pick-your-own pumpkins. It’s a great spot for families and photo ops.

Circle S Farms – Grove City, OH

Close to our Columbus-area branches, Circle S Farms hosts “Fun Fall Days” with hayrides, petting zoos, and fresh cider donuts. A perfect weekend outing for kids and adults alike.

Brumbaugh Fruit & Fun Farm – Arcanum, OH

This farm features over 25 activities including zip lines, tunnel slides, and a Storybook Forest. Brumbaugh Fruit & Fun Farm is a full day of entertainment for families in western Ohio.

Haunted Attractions and Spooky Trails

Spooky Ranch – Columbia Station, OH

Just a short drive from our Middlefield and Lake County branches, Spooky Ranch offers multiple haunted houses and a haunted hayride. It’s a top pick for thrill-seekers in Northeast Ohio.

Brimstone Haunt – Wilmington, OH

Set on 50 acres of woodland, this haunted scream park includes a haunted hayride and the eerie Forgotten Forest. Brimstone Haunt is one of the most immersive haunted experiences in Southwest Ohio.

Face Your Fears Hotel of Terror – Springfield, OH

This haunted attraction takes place in a historic hotel and promises intense scares. It’s a unique experience for those near our Logan and Hardin County branches.

Cozy Community Festivals and Scenic Drives

Circleville Pumpkin Show – Circleville, OH

One of Ohio’s largest fall festivals, this event features giant pumpkins, parades, and pumpkin-flavored everything. It’s a must-visit for anyone near our Delaware or Franklin County branches.

Ashtabula Covered Bridge Festival – Jefferson, OH

Celebrate Ohio’s scenic heritage with crafts, food, and tours of the region’s iconic covered bridges. A great option for those near our Ashtabula branch.

Fall Festival of Leaves – Bainbridge, OH

This Southeast Ohio tradition includes craft vendors, live music, and stunning views of fall foliage. It’s a relaxing way to spend a weekend and enjoy the season’s beauty.

Local Favorites Near Middlefield Bank Branches

Apple Butter Festival – Chardon, OH

Check out the Apple Butter Festival at Century Village Museum for homemade treats and historical demonstrations.

The Great Pumpkin Glow – Mount Gilead, OH

The Great Pumpkin Glow at Alum Creek State Park features thousands of glowing pumpkins along a walking trail.

Budget-Friendly Fall Fun

Autumn adventures don’t have to come at a high cost. Here are a few ways Middlefield Bank can help you make the most of the season while staying on budget:

Make the Most of Fall Without Overspending

Whether you’re wandering through a corn maze, braving a haunted trail, or sipping cider at a community festival, there’s no better place to experience autumn than Ohio. Middlefield Bank is here to support your adventures, and your financial goals, every step of the way.

Looking for more ways to enjoy the season? Visit your local Middlefield Bank branch or visit our blog for tips on budgeting, seasonal activities, and community events.

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