If you're looking for an authentic autumnal experience full of fun, the Fall Festival in Julian, California is the perfect place to enjoy the season. From September 21 to October 27, 2025, you'll be able to immerse yourself in a variety of activities for the whole family every weekend, surrounded by the natural beauty of Julian.

Location and Time:

- Start: September 21, 2024
- Conclusion: October 27, 2024
- Saturdays: 10 am - 5 pm
- Sundays: 11 am - 5 pm

Special Opening Weekend Offer

During opening weekend, admission tickets will be 50% off if you purchase them online. This offer includes entry to the U-Pick Veggie & Pumpkin Garden, where you'll be able to pick your own pumpkins and fresh vegetables.

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Packages

Package 1

For just $25 dollars per person, this package offers more than 3 hours of entertainment and activities for the whole family:
- Reptile Interaction
- Hayride
- Cider Pressing Demonstration
- Hoedown & Jug Band Show (twice a day)
- Petting Zoo
- Candle Dipping and Painting Craft (take home item included)

Package 2

For $20 dollars per person, you can enjoy exciting activities such as:
- Archery (Unlimited)
- Tomahawk Throw (Unlimited)
- Slingshot Gallery (20 paintballs)

Other Activities

Besides packages, you'll able to participate in additional activities such as fairy garden making or dinosaur garden making ($15-$25) and U-Pick Veggies, Herbs, and Berries ($5-10).

This festival will take place in Fort Cross Old Timey Adventures located at 4425 Hwy 78, Santa Ysabel, CA 92070. It is the perfect place to enjoy a day full of autumn fun in a cozy and family friendly place. Make a reservation to make sure you can enjoy the most popular activities.

This event is a unique celebration of the fall in a picturesque and natural environment. Whether you want to enjoy the day with your family, pick giant pumpkins, or spend time in nature, The Fall Festival Julian Autumn Jubilee is a must stop this season.

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