What’s on in North Wales & Cheshire
Just another reason to come and stay
Autumn is a beautiful time to explore North Wales. With golden landscapes, crisp countryside walks and plenty of seasonal adventures, there’s something for everyone. From outdoor activities to cosy indoor escapes, we’ve rounded up a few events and things to do in the area to help you make the most of the season.
This October, SpookWood brings our biggest Halloween and Pumpkin adventure yet, with a NEW Pumpkin Trail and a FREE pumpkin to take home!
And for even more treats, book by Saturday 5 October to claim your FREE Monster Scavenger Trail, including a gift when you complete it.
Discover new spooky surprises and mischievous monsters including the opportunity to ride the Green Dragon Roller Coaster blindfolded!
Get ready for a spooktacular few days at Adventure Parc, with live entertainment, family activities, pumpkin hunting, fancy dress, bingo and plenty of Halloween fun for all ages!
A week of Halloween and half-term entertainment at Adventure Parc, featuring live music, family entertainment, pumpkin hunting, bingo and fancy-dress fun.
This October, Gwrych Castle is getting a spooky makeover!
Bring the whole family for a child-friendly Halloween adventure around the castle, packed with spooky sights, creepy characters and plenty of fun — without the scares of our evening Toxic Towers experience.
Explore the castle and grounds, follow the Halloween trail, meet our wandering characters and discover surprises lurking around every corner. Expect pumpkins, ghosts, ghouls and a little Halloween mischief along the way!
Join us for this Halloween Cinema showing of HOCUS POCUS
Get ready for a bewitching experience as we present the Halloween showing of the beloved classic, Hocus Pocus, Grab your blankets, bring your friends and family, and immerse yourself in this enchanting outdoor cinema event.
Date: Half term week Tuesday 27th Oct 2026
Location: Tatton Country Park
Something magical is stirring this Halloween…
From 10th October to 1st November, step into The Hole In Wand for a Halloween adventure filled with mystery, magic and mischievous surprises.
North Wales’ No1 Pumpkin event is returning.
This October, enjoy a magical mix of daytime adventure and Spooktacular Savings at BeWILDerwood!
Dress in your best Halloween outfit and get ready to clamber, climb and zip your way through the wild woods during the day and go Twig or Treating with the BeWILDerwood characters.
The horde of demonic clowns return to the Zip World Betws-y-Coed once more this October 2026 for the annual Ffear Fforest scare-fest.
Something spooky is stirring at Greenfield Valley this Halloween! Fright Night returns with family-friendly Halloween fun, ghostly tales, creepy activities and a choice of experiencing the site in daylight or after dark.
A short drive away, Chester is all Roman walls, independent shops and very good excuses for lunch. Keep an eye out for seasonal food festivals, open-air markets and theatre nights, plus race days at Chester Racecourse, which bring a lively buzz to the city.
Victorian promenades, sea air and proper fish and chips. Llandudno often hosts seasonal events, theatre performances and seaside shows, while nearby towns offer art fairs, food weekends and local makers’ markets as the months roll on.
For something wilder, Eryri National Park delivers year-round drama. Guided walks, outdoor events and cultural festivals pop up through spring and summer, celebrating landscape, language and legend. Even without an event, it’s a show-stopper.
Smaller towns and villages across Flintshire, Denbighshire and the Clwydian Range host craft fairs, food events and community festivals as the seasons shift. They’re low-key, friendly, and very Welsh. Ask us when you arrive, we usually know what’s worth your time.
