Don’t Miss These Fall Festivals in East Texas
Looking for some fun Fall Festivals in East Texas? Look no further. I got you covered when it comes to hay rides, pumpkin crafts, face painting and so much more.
I will be adding more as they are scheduled and updated as needed.
Make sure to visit a Fall Festival in your area, they are lot’s of fun for the kids as well as adults.
What is the meaning of Fall Fest?
A fall festival is a celebration of the changing of the seasons. It can include games, food, and other activities.
Fall festivals can be held by churches or other organizations. They can include events such as hayrides, face painting, and artisan markets.
Fall Festivals in East Texas
Things you might find at a Fall Festival
- Scarecrows
- Pumpkin Crafts
- Apple Cider
- Fall-Themed Games
- Food
- Craft Booths
- Sack Races
- Cakewalk
- Pie-baking Contest
- Hayride
- Apple Grab
- Straw Bale Maze
- Face Painting
What to Bring for an East Texas Fall Festival
Festival Essentials
- Tickets or Wristbands – Print them ahead of time or keep them on your phone.
- Cash & Cards – Many vendors accept cards, but some are cash-only.
- Photo ID – Needed for some events or if you plan to enjoy local wine or craft beer.
Comfort & Clothing
- Layered Clothing – Mornings can be cool, but afternoons often warm up in East Texas.
- Comfortable Walking Shoes – You’ll be exploring pumpkin patches, vendor booths, and festival grounds.
- Hat & Sunglasses – Fall sun can still be strong.
- Light Jacket or Flannel – Perfect for the evening when temps drop.
Food & Drink
- Reusable Water Bottle – Stay hydrated while you wander.
- Snacks – For kids (or yourself) in case lines are long.
- Cooler Bag – If you plan to buy goodies like local jams, candles, or baked goods.
Fun & Activities
- Camera or Smartphone – For all those pumpkin patch photos and memories.
- Tote Bag or Backpack – To carry crafts, baked goods, or other treasures.
- Blanket or Lawn Chairs – If the festival includes live music, hayrides, or outdoor movies.
- Notebook or Shopping List – Handy if you want to remember vendors for later.
Family-Friendly Additions
- Wagon or Stroller – For little ones (or to haul pumpkins!).
- Hand Sanitizer & Wipes – A must with all the food and hands-on activities.
- Extra Set of Clothes for Kids – Just in case of pumpkin painting or muddy play areas.
Evening Extras
- Flashlight – If the event runs after dark.
- Bug Spray – East Texas evenings can still bring mosquitoes.
- Cozy Throw or Shawl – Perfect for sitting outside enjoying music or fireworks.
Fall Festival at YesterLand Farm
They are back for more farm fun! It’s time to celebrate your favorite Fall Festival at YesterLand Farm!
Visit them in Canton, Texas to check everything off your Fall bucket-list this year.
Celebrate Fall With:
- Pumpkin Patch (Oct.)
- You-Pick Sunflowers (Sept.)
- You-Pick Zinnias (Sept.)
- Fall Photo-Ops
- Corn Maze
- Amazement Rides
- Spooktacular Nights (Fri/Sat Oct.)
- AND MORE!
- *The sunflowers, zinnias, & pumpkins are weather dependent. Please note that availability may change!
- **Their pumpkin patch is available throughout the month of October while supplies last!
Mineola Fall Festival
Go join them for their annual Fall Festival in Mineola.
Admission is free and there will be lots of family friendly activities including:
- hayrides
- food trucks
- live music!
- and more!
County Line Fall Fest
County Line Fall Fest – 3rd annual County Line Fall Fest! More info coming soon!
Fall Fest – Tyler Texas
A free family fun Fall Fest event at CHBC!
Food
Coffee Tent
Cotton Candy
Carmel Apples
Face Painting
Craft Corner
Gaga Ball Pit
Smashing Fruit
Outdoor Games
Hayride
Balloon Animals
And Candy!
Bring a friend and come join them for a great experience!
