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October Half Term Events in North Wales 2025

As the leaves turn golden and the nights draw longer, North Wales transforms into a haven for those seeking a spine-tingling adventure. This October half term, North Wales is brimming with events that embrace the spooky season, offering thrilling experiences for both the brave and the faint-hearted. Whether you’re a lover of ghostly tales or simply in search of some festive family fun, North Wales has something to quench your thirst for autumnal excitement.


Escape Alive, Duke of Lancaster Ship

Dates: 22nd October – 1st November 2025
For 11 nights only, step into Chapter 3: Shipwrecked Survivors, a terrifying Halloween scare maze inside one of Wales’ most infamous ghost ships. The Duke of Lancaster, which ferried passengers across the Irish Sea throughout 1950s and ’60s has been silently rotting on the Northeast Wales shoreline since 1979. This autumn she is groaning back to life with a seafaring-inspired scare fest guaranteed to put a shiver in ye’ timbers.

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Pumpkin Fest, Manorafon Farm Park

Dates: 1st-31st October1, 2025
Join the fun at Pumpkin Fest at Manorafon Farm Park, where families can pick their perfect pumpkin, enjoy themed activities, and explore the farm while soaking up the festive autumn atmosphere. The perfect October half term event, easily accessible from anywhere in North Wales.

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Ffear Fforest, Zip World, Betws-y-Coed

Dates: 9th October – 2nd November, 2025
The clowns are back for another year of fright nights. Experience the spine-chilling thrills of Ffear Fforest at Zip World, where the forest transforms into a haunting playground with night-time zip lines, terrifying trails, and creepy surprises lurking around every corner.


Menai Bridge Fair

Dates: Friday 24th October, 2025
Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of the Menai Bridge Fair, a traditional event featuring a lively mix of stalls, funfair rides, and local entertainment, perfect for families and visitors looking to experience a slice of local culture.

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Beaumaris Gaol Ghost Hunt

Dates: Throughout October (DATES TBC FOR 2025)
Embark on a spine-tingling adventure at Beaumaris Gaol, where ghost hunters can explore the eerie corridors of the historic prison, seeking out the spirits rumored to haunt its cells and uncovering chilling tales from the past.

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PYO Pumpkins at Hootons Farm Shop

Dates: Throughout October – dates for 2025 TBC

Hooton’s Homegrown is a beloved Anglesey establishment based in Brynsciencyn, close to Menai Bridge. Their October PYO Pumpkin dates are yet to be confirmed for 2025, so keep an eye on their socials to be in the know.

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Ride The Rocket: A Sparkling Steam Adventure

Dates: 1st November 2025
Imagine a steam train adventure through the stunning North Wales scenery that culminates in an awe-inspiring firework display… The Llangollen Railway Trust are making it a reality! You’ll journey from Llangollen Station into the heart of the Dee Valley to Corwen in the comfort of a vintage locomotive, before a stunning fireworks display illuminates the night sky. Want some more inspo as to where you can watch the fireworks in North Wales? Find it here.

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