By Rachel Jeffers

We’ve got some in-cider information on Gwinnett’s best autumn attractions! From picking pumpkins at local farms to discovering spine-tingling chills at thrilling haunt spots, there’s plenty of a-maize-ing fun waiting for you and your loved ones. 

For family-friendly fun, there are plenty of local farms and pumpkin patches where you can have an un-be-leaf-able time! Randy’s Pumpkin Patch is a longtime fall destination in Lawrenceville featuring a pumpkin patch, pony rides, train rides, inflatables, carnival games, face painting, food vendors and seasonal memories for all ages. It’s a convenient spot for picking pumpkins, enjoying kid-friendly attractions and making fall memories without leaving the heart of Gwinnett. Another great attraction is Stone Mountain Park’s Pumpkin Festival! By day, enjoy all your favorite park attractions alongside special fall entertainment. As night falls, the park transforms into a glowing wonderland filled with thousands of lights, massive jack-o’-lanterns, glowing dinosaurs and larger-than-life storybook settings. 

Looking for a fright? Netherworld Haunted House is an award-winning attraction featuring immersive themed sets, special effects and live actors that deliver heart-pounding jump scares and chainsaw chases. It’s a must-visit destination for thrill-seekers looking to celebrate spooky season around Gwinnett. Another thrilling spot that’s coming back for its 2026 season is The Trail of Terror! They’re in a new location this year with an epic haunted trail featuring live actors, gory sets and special effects designed for teens and adults looking for a high-intensity Halloween experience. Think you’re brave enough to meet the horrifying Lake Lanier Blood Neck Hell Billie’s and Lajuana Hellian’s twisted pirates? 

Make the most of your autumn by soaking up all of the cozy pumpkin spice vibes and thrilling fun at Gwinnett’s local attractions!