Get outdoors, get cozy, and experience all there is to do in Kingston this fall.
FUN FALL ACTIVITIES
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Wynn Farms corn maze
9592 Hwy 33
Every year, the Wynn family designs a new corn maze that is perfect for an afternoon family outing or a “moonlit maze” adventure with friends. This year’s maze is themed “Under the sea.” Picture yourself in a submarine, taking part in an underwater expedition. As you explore, you’ll learn about the coral reef and sea creatures. Try to find all 10 “under the sea” images hidden within the maze.
Wynn Farms also offers pick-your-own or pre-picked apples (Macs, Lobo, Cortland, Spartan); pears and Honey Crisp apples (pre-picked only); caramel apples, hot cider, bouquets, pumpkins and gourds…and a campfire to warm up by if the day is chilly!
Open: Seven days a week until October 31.
Admission:
- $7 for children 2 to 12
- $9 for everyone ages 13+
Fruition Berry Farm
3208 Hughes Rd.
Head to Fruition Berry Farm to pick your own pumpkins or squash. After you are done picking, check out the farm’s Monarch Migration themed corn maze. This maze is made for all ages and includes a series of checkpoints to discover. As you finish the corn maze make sure to stop at the shop where you’ll find fresh goods including honey, apple cider, and jam.
Open: Saturday – Sunday, 10 am to 4 pm until the end of October. The farm is also open on the school PA Day on Monday, October 24.
Admission:
- $6 per person (13 and up
- $4 for kids (5 to 12 years)
- Free admission for kids aged 4 and under
- $20 family rate (two adults and up to five children)
- $3.50/person for groups of 15+
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The Screening Room
120 Princess St.
Specializing in alternative, foreign, and classic movies, The Screening Room features some cult classics this month that are perfect for the fall season. The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Donnie Darko, Night of the Living Dead, and Shaun of the Dead are among the October screenings. Check the website for dates and times.
Pumpkinferno at Fort Henry
1 Fort Henry Dr.
Back for the 2022 season, Pumpkinferno transforms Fort Henry is an enchanted wonderland that is Pumpkinferno. Guests of all ages will love this spectacular outdoor experience of glowing pumpkins inside the walls of the historic site. Pumpkinferno runs seven evenings a week until October 31.
Admission:
- General (ages 5+): $20 plus HST
- Children 4 and under: free
- Military (with ID): $10 plus HST
ENJOY THE FALL COLOURS
Lemoine Point Conservation Area
1441 Coverdale Dr.
Take a walk through Lemoine Point Conservation Area, comprising 136 hectares of forest, fields, and marsh, with 11 kilometres of walking trails. As you explore the area, you will see many forms of foliage showing off different shades of fall colours.
Open: Daily from 7:30 am to 8 pm
Lemoine Point is one of eight local conservation areas (plus the Cataraqui Trail) that you can explore on the 2022 Hike Challenge. Hike your favourite trail and take a photo that illustrates what you love about that area. Hike four trails before November 27 for the half-challenge or eight for the full challenge. Submit your photos to a contest for a chance at a prize from Cataraqui Conservation. Learn more about the 2022 Hike Challenge.
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Kingston 1000 Islands Cruises
1 Brock St.
Take advantage of the Kingston 1000 Islands fall cruise to get a spectacular view of the diverse autumn palette of Kingston and the Thousand Islands. Choose from a one-hour Discovery cruise or a three-hour Heart of the Islands lunch cruise (with live musical entertainment)
Open: Until October 23 (see more details on their website)
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Kingston Trolley Tours
209 Ontario St.
Take a relaxing ride on the Kingston Tour Trolley to take in the fall colours throughout the city. Listen to stories about the history of the Limestone City and enjoy the ride as you pass through sites such as Fort Henry, City Hall, and more. The Trolley Tour lasts an hour and fifteen minutes long and it is perfect for a family expedition.
Open: Daily 10 am to 4 pm
SAVOUR THE FLAVOURS
Coffee and Company
53 Princess St.
A trip to Coffee and Company is sure to get you in the fall mood! Here you can choose from a variety of hot or cold beverages and baked goods. Be fresh and order their Milano with smooth caramel notes or stay original and order their spicy chai latte.
Open: Sunday – Thursday 7 am to 6 pm and Friday – Saturday 7 am to 7 pm
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Juniper Cafe
370 King St W.
Located on Kingston’s waterfront, the Juniper Cafe is a hidden gem serving up café fare. Grab a latte to pair with a cinnamon bun or a cheddar and bacon sandwich with an apple compote.
Open: Monday – Saturday 8 am to 7 pm and Sunday 9 am to 5 pm
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Pan Chancho Bakery/Cafe
44 Princess St.
Get your pumpkin spice fix at Pan Chancho with a pumpkin Nanaimo bar or a pumpkin pie to take home. Continue the cozy fall vibes with a container of pear and parsnip soup or chipotle butternut squash soup.
Open: Daily 8 am – 3 pm
General Brock’s Commissary
86 Brock St.
Take a trip to General Brock’s Commissary to reveal a world of local goods. Local chocolatier Audrey Brown (Cocoa Bistro) has created a selection of tasty truffles and chocolates for the fall season, now available at the Commissary. Try the Warm Hugs, featuring milk chocolate ganache with warm spices and a piece of ginger.
Open: Tuesday – Saturday 10 am to 5 pm and Sunday noon – 4 pm
GET INSPIRED
Take a walk through the city and experience the beautiful fall colours. Some stand-out locations include the Waterfront Pathway, Queen’s University campus (where a number of limestone buildings have magnificent displays of ivy changing from green to red), and Lake Ontario Park. Where is your favourite place in Kingston to experience the best of fall?
