Autumn is the best time to visit the Lake District if you enjoy crispy leaves underfoot, pumpkin spice and a fun spooky activity along the way. Whether you’re visiting with family or on an all-adult trip, there are so many opportunities to make the most of your time in Cumbria.
26th October – 3rd November – Brockhole Halloween Experience
Offering a terrifying selection of activities, Brockhole is the place to be for the whole family to enjoy spooky season. From £25 for the whole day, choose from interactive ghost stories, owl experiences and graveyard golf amongst many, many others!
26th October – 3rd November – Halloween Family Festival, Muncaster Castle
From morning until night, enjoy festivities throughout the estate and gardens as Muncaster comes alive (or dead!) for spooky season!
For little ones, the Halloween maze and pumpkin patch are the perfect opportunities to have hours of fun and spent time as a family. For anyone wanting a chilling experience, Visit the website for a list of activities alongside their scare ratings so you can plan accordingly.
31st October – 2nd November – Scarecaster, Muncaster Festival
Not for the faint hearted, and strictly adult only. Monsters, zombies, and ghosts lurk amongst the trees and shrubs, tormenting every soul that explores the estate after dark. Muncaster is renowned for its hauntings – how many will you come across?
26th October – 3rd November – Arachnophobia, Zip World Windermere
Explore the net adventure amongst chambers and walkways. Bounce through swarms of 8-legged monsters and dodge your way to safety.
26th – 27th October – Halloween at Holker Hall
Two days of fun-filled activities for the whole family. Expect pumpkins and spooky stories in an unforgettable environment.
23rd -30th October -Twilight Tales, Dove Cottage
Each year, Dove Cottage create an unmissable event for families with small children. Classic tales read aloud in William Wordsworth’s own home, perfect for little ones with a passion for story time.
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