Things to Do in Milwaukee with Kids This Fall: Interactive Map

Located about 30 minutes from Milwaukee, this family-owned farm combines the beauty of a sunflower maze, a small but bountiful apple orchard, and plenty of kid-friendly activities that make it a must-visit fall destination. Discover all the details >>

Every fall, our family heads out to Peck & Bushel in Colgate, and it’s easily become our favorite apple-picking tradition. Nestled in the beautiful countryside of Southeastern Wisconsin, Peck & Bushel isn’t just any orchard—it’s the largest certified organic apple orchard in the upper Midwest, with more than 40,000 trees and 30 varieties of organic apples. Discover all the details >>

At Rim's Edge Orchard, you'll find 20 apple varieties, honey that is made onsite by their resident bees, plus frozen cider pops and caramel apples! Discover all the details >>

Located on the west end of the Learning Center Building, Scarecrow Lane is a self-guided hike along the Blue Trail. As you wander, you’ll be greeted by creatively decorated scarecrows crafted by local families and businesses. Each one is unique! Read more about Scarecrow Lane >>

This Halloween display features a spooky graveyard scene illuminated by vibrant, eerie lighting. Tombstones covered in a dusting of snow and glowing with green and red lights create an otherworldly atmosphere. The use of colorful uplighting on the trees and surrounding area adds an extra layer of haunting beauty to this eye-catching setup.

Located in Racine County, Swan’s Pumpkin Farm is a fall favorite for families looking for a blend of traditional pumpkin-picking fun and unique attractions. With free admission, this bustling farm offers something for everyone, from classic hayrides to its one-of-a-kind Corn City. Discover all the details >>

Operating out of an old canning factory that is rumored to be haunted by real spirits, Terror on Rural Street is a fright-filled experience with over 20 minutes of terror.

With over a decade of scaring visitors, The Haunt at the Ozaukee County Fairgrounds offers a terrifying 20-25 minute experience. It’s perfect for smaller groups, and concessions are available on-site. This haunt is wheelchair-accessible and accommodating, ensuring that everyone can join in on the spooky fun.

Set on a massive 45-acre property, The Hill Has Eyes promises 60 minutes of pure terror! With four distinct haunted attractions—ranging from a carnival freak show to cannibalistic mutants—this haunt is not for the faint-hearted. If you’re a horror lover, you’re in for an unforgettable night.

Journey through magical fairy lands, Viking ships, mermaids, witches, and wizards inhabiting the wooded trails and glistening shores of Phantom Lake YMCA camp. The Hollows is an awe-inspiring, one-of-a-kind experience of 3,000 hand-carved jack-o-lanterns that will pique your imagination and create magic. A portion of proceeds from the event provide financial support for our inclusion program enabling kids and families who might otherwise not be able to experience camp.

Seeking a Halloween spectacle? Make your way to the 2700 block of South Logan Avenue in the heart of Milwaukee's vibrant Bay View neighborhood. Awaiting you is a breathtaking display, brilliantly illuminated and meticulously designed around the iconic "Nightmare Before Christmas" theme.

Famous for its twisted labyrinth, Wisconsin Feargrounds features “The Compound”—a chilling maze filled with supernatural horrors. At its core lies “Sketchy’s Chambers,” where you’ll meet Sketchy, a clown who now haunts the eerie grounds after a devastating fire in the 1970s.