7 Harvest Festivals In Washington That Will Make Your Autumn Awesome
After an interesting and action-packed summer here in Washington, we’re all looking forward to the chill of fall in the air (assuming that means the smoke leaves the air). Celebrate autumn’s imminent arrival by checking out one of our annual harvest festivals. It’s hard to miss summer when you’re sipping fresh cider and picking out pumpkins.

On September 30, the Burlington Chamber of Commerce will host the Burlington Harvest Festival. Designed to bring the community together, the event features games for people of all ages, including the Pumpkin Pitch, medieval type machines hurling pumpkins through the air. Best of all, it's all free.

The Fall Harvest Festival is the largest seasonal event at Beck's, and if you love all things autumn, you won't want to miss it. You'll find vendors, crafts, activities for kids, and world famous pumpkin donuts... and the best part is, it lasts all season long.
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Dusty's annual HarvestFest is October 14 this year. Stop by and enjoy music, a petting zoo, games and prizes, face painting, a corn maze, tasty food and a pumpkin patch.
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On Sunday, October 29, put on your coziest Halloween costumes and head to the West Seattle Junction for a party that includes games and trick-or-treating for the kids and an epic chili cook-off for the adults. Local businesses in the Junction always get into the spirit,
often offering candy or discounted items.

The serene mountain setting makes the perfect backdrop for Suncadia Resort's annual Harvest Festival, held on two weekends this year, October 7-8 and October 14-15. Enjoy art time with West Seattle Art Nest Crafts, participate in the Harvest Apple Hop or Gathering Over Grapes (wine tasting dinners), watch a fall flick, enjoy a wagon ride, and more. The event is held at Suncadia’s historic Nelson Farm.

On October 15 from 12-2, the Pioneer Pavilion Community Center in Ferndale will host a family-friendly harvest festival with plenty of games, candy, pumpkins and cider.

October is the perfect time to visit BelleWood Acres for your seasonal pumpkins and apples. Their apple-picking and pumpkin patches are available daily, and you can enjoy live music, apple bin train rides and distillery tours on the weekends.
Are you ready for another beautiful fall in Washington? If you have time for an autumn road trip, consider heading to Walla Walla.
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