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October Half Term Events 2024

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.

1. Escape Alive, Gwrych Castle

Dates: 18th October – 2nd November, 2024
Deep within the castle lies a sealed chamber, hiding a dark secret for centuries. Legend tells of a possessed child whose spirit haunts the room following a series of mysterious deaths.

Now, it’s time to confront the past. To cleanse the castle, we must awaken the spirit and perform a ritual—but beware, anything could happen!

Last year, you faced the lady in red and wandering ghosts. This year, prepare for an encounter with an evil spirit imprisoned for over 80 years. Explore hidden parts of the castle and help us awaken the darkness. Will you survive the night?

2. Pumpkin Fest, Manorafon Farm Park

Dates: 1st-31st October1, 2024
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.

3. Ffear Fforest, Zip World, Betws-y-Coed

Dates: 11th October – 3rd November, 2024

7:30pm-10:30pm
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.

4. Menai Bridge Fair

Dates: 24th October, 2024
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.

5. Beaumaris Gaol Ghost Hunt

Dates: 11th October – 3rd November, 2024
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.

6. Halloween Hunt at Llanberis Lake

Dates: 28th October – 2nd November, 2024

Rumor has it that the mischievous ghosts have returned to the eerie ‘Witches Woods’ after their banishment last year. Are you brave enough to join on the Padarn Lake Ghost Train to track them down and banish them once more? Every ghost hunter who dares to help will be rewarded for their courage and efforts.

7. Halloween Half-Term Craft Fair

30th October – 1st November 

10am – 5pm daily 

Join for a three-day celebration of creativity. Discover unique handmade crafts, seasonal gifts, and Halloween delights by local artisans.

Event Highlights:

  • Artisan Stalls: Explore unique jewelry, textiles, paintings, and home décor.
  • Festive Atmosphere: Enjoy the autumn-themed ballroom.
  • Family-Friendly: Fun for all ages!
  • Refreshments: Delight in snacks and beverages at the hotel coffee shop.

Join us in North Wales this October half-term for a week of enchanting and eerie events that promise unforgettable memories and a touch of the supernatural. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, these events are sure to make your autumn one to remember.

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