Activity To Do List With Baby | Fall-Winter Edition

Hey dears. There are so many things I want to do in the up coming months (holiday related events). I had decided early on to bring bub to as many activities as we could during the rest of the year. So I figured I'd compile a list of places & events I really want to bring him to this year. 

Farm Fest
This takes place a day or so before the Sugar Cane Festival starts at one of our historic homes in town. It last from 4-8:30 & they had a whole family admission. They have petting zoo, games, contest, music, & a farmers market.

Sugar Cane Festival

This is something that has been around since before I was born, but every year at the end of September they have a Children's Parade & a Queens Parade along with a fair. Also we get to see my little niece march in the parade.

Pumpkin Patch 

A church in a near by town puts on a Harvest Pumpkin Patch every year filled with games, hayrides, pumpkins, food, & activities. 

Fall Fest 2017 

This is something I recently stumbled on. This is held on a local island that has pumpkins, costume contest, games, activities, hay rides.

Boo at the Zoo

This is held at our local zoo for two weekends in October. Basically they have stations & activities set up around the zoo, the kids can dress in their costumes & have a blast & see the animals.

Trick r Treating RV Style

For this we have to travel about 45 minutes away but some our of family camp out there quite often & we plan on going meet them for their trick or treating day, spend some time with them & let him explore. 

Christmas Parade

Every year we go watch my niece (Hayden's nanny) dance in the Christmas parade so this year is no different.

Noel Acadien au Village

This take place in a village that was built in the 1800s & has been kept up till this day. They decorate in half a million lights every December & you get to walk around, listen to live music, visit Santa, carnival rides, & holiday shopping.

Safari of Lights

This is another thing our local zoo puts on in December. You go in the evening once it's dark they have everything lit up with Christmas lights & little light displays set up. You basically walk around, get hot chocolate, take the train ride, see Santa.

One thing they used to have but no longer have is the Civil War Encampment every November. They used to have people dressed in Civil War attire along with their tents set up. They used to fire cannons, shot their weapons, discuss artillery, & reenact battle scenes.  On the Sunday morning too they would have a 1860s style church mass go on, which was amazing. This will be the second year without it & I terribly miss it.

One event we decided not to do this year & wait until next year was the Polar Express. I'd rather bub be able to really enjoy it when we go, so that will definitely be on the list for next year!