Hawaii Parent September-October 2025

28 HAWAII PARENT September/October 2025 autumn fun on O‘ahu. Stroll through pumpkin patches, enjoy hayrides, and pick fresh seasonal produce while soaking in the laid-back country vibes. Keiki can try hands-on craft stations, pet farm animals, and play on giant inflatables. With local food vendors dishing up comfort eats and festive drink options, it’s a delightful outing for all ages. Whether you’re carving pumpkins, snapping photos in scenic farm settings, or sampling farm-to-table treats, the Harvest Festival delivers memorable fall experiences in a true island-farm setting. HAUNTED PLANTATION October Weekends Dare to enter one of Hawai‘i’s most intense and immersive Halloween experiences: the Haunted Plantation at Hawai‘i’s Plantation Village in Waipahu. Held annually within the grounds of this real historic village this walk-through attraction is consistently ranked as one of the scariest on the island. Over 60 professionally trained scare actors in movie-quality makeup bring the fear to life with chilling realism and interactive frights around every corner. The Haunted Plantation is not recommended for young children, and guests must be 12 or older to enter. Due to its immense popularity, advance reservations are highly recommended, especially as Halloween approaches. Note: the ticket booth is cash only, so come prepared. For those looking for a different kind of thrill, the village also offers nighttime ghost tours featuring stories of reported paranormal activity on site. Whether you’re a horror fan or just looking for a scream-worthy night out, Haunted Plantation is a must-experience attraction for brave souls this spooky season. Fall fun for the whole family with pumpkins, hayrides, and country charm at Waimānalo Country Farms. WAIMANALO COUNTRY FARMS’ FALL FESTIVAL October Weekends Celebrate the season at Waimānalo Country Farms’ Fall Harvest Festival, a vibrant, family-friendly event perfect for

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