Best Part: All ages love to meet and sometimes feed resident farm animals - curious goats, snarky donkeys, and lazy cows. Fun includes a hay-filled tractor pulled wagon and a chance to select the perfect pumpkin. Children younger than three years of age are always admitted for free. The maze by day is fun but Halls also invites visitors to navigate by flashlight or for a greater challenge night light. Start with the corn maze with pathways and dead ends spanning almost two acres. (817) 860-6752 or visit Hall's Pumpkin Festive Fall Days in Grapevine (late September - October). (River Legacy Living Science Center 703 N.W.

Best Part: Even when the festival is over there are plenty of great programs for families to enjoy including free story time each Saturday and many special guided walks ideal to share with kids. Always popular, the bounce houses will delight and there will be an opportunity to sing Karaoke. In addition to a creative craft area for children there is also storytelling under the stars, many games, glow-in-the-dark tattoos, and a pumpkin patch plus escorted night hikes and hayrides. The event highlights the River Legacy Living Science Center's ongoing educational programs and provides oodles of unique activities meant to be shared. This annual four-day fall festival is ideal for families with children ages two to 12. River Legacy Parks 'After Dark in the Park' in Arlington (mid-October).

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