Autumn has so much to offer in Lawrence County. With the trees ablaze with vibrant colors, everywhere you look is breath-taking. It seems the whole county is alive with the joy of leaf-peeping, harvesting, pumpkin and apple-picking. Indiana is at its best in the Fall. And, Lawrence County, including Bedford and Mitchell, are especially stunning with rolling hills, open tree-lined landscapes and rugged limestone terrain.
Harvest Bounty
Applacres is worth the drive and is easy to find, right off IN-37 in Bedford. They have everything you’ll need to be prepared for the Fall season. Shop for pumpkins, mums, popcorn, freshly squeezed apple cider, locally grown fruits and vegetables, homemade jams, jellies and fixins’. Oh, and did we mention apples? Freshly picked from the orchard! What could be better than caramel apples, especially this time of year? Try Applacres’ unique freshly made drink – cherry apple cider! You’ll love the selection and hometown hospitality.
Scary or Not-So-Scary
On Saturday, October 19, 2024, The Spring Mill State Park Village transforms into a ghostly and ghastly scene – The Haunted Village! Your heart will pound as you take a terrifying trek down the paths that will leave you petrified. Don’t forget you need to purchase your ticket in advance and bring a boo-buddy. You’ll need help to endure what is horribly shocking and the monstrous beings who lurk in the night. Collect your courage, and we’ll scare you soon.
On Saturday, October 5, deck out your campsite for frightful fun at the Spring Mill State Park Campground. The Haunted Campground Contest will award creatively scary scenes. Bring your costumes and loads of candy to trick or treat, too.
For a safe and not-at-all scary, bring your costumed cuties to trick-or-treat safely at the Lawrence County Fairgrounds Halloween Safe Night on Halloween, Thurs, October 31, 2024. From 6 – 8 pm, gather the goodies at the fairgrounds for some family-friendly, not-too-frightening fun!
Every year, Bedford Revitalization Inc. presents Scare Around the Square. Trick-or-treat among the downtown square merchants for a Halloween event the kids will love.
October brings many different ways to celebrate Fall in Lawrence County. As the colorful changes create a stunning backdrop, choose a few new experiences and enjoy the season. Harvest time in Lawrence County is simply the best time to be a Hoosier.
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