15th Annual Fall Festival
Oct 10, 2026
Now in its 15th year, Fall Festival is Truckee’s premier family-friendly autumn celebration and one of Tahoe Donner’s largest community events! Fall Festival is a favorite for all ages, featuring a full day of harvest-themed events and activities.
This year’s event is brimming with all the fall feels! Soak in the magic of autumn in the Sierras while you immerse yourself in the nostalgia of this classic festival. Enjoy fresh and warm fall goodies like Oktoberfest-style pretzels with beer cheese dip, bratwurst or hot dogs and seasonal beer on tap. And Pizza on the Hill will be open after the event at 4PM if you want to extend the day. Of course, no fall festival is complete without sweet treats like cotton candy, popcorn and caramel apples!
Activities Include:
- Pumpkin patch
- Lawn games
- Bounce houses
- Inflatable axe throwing
- Kids’ crafts + Pumpkin carving
- Animal shows
- Face painting + Balloon twisting
- Climbing wall + Trampolines
- Farm animal petting zoo
- Bocce ball courts
- Live music
- Magician
- Inflatable obstacle course
- Pony rides (ages 2-12 or under 70 lbs)
- Archery (ages 7+; closed-toe shoes required)
- And take your dogs to the doggie dip at the Northwoods Clubhouse pool
Kids dressed in Halloween costumes receive a complimentary gift, too!
Event Schedule:
- All Activities Open 11AM-4PM
- Wild Things Animal Shows 11:15AM and 1PM
- Magician – Phoenix Phenomenal 12:05PM
- Live music by Public Eye 2PM
Date: Saturday, October 10, 2026
Time: 11AM-4PM
Tickets: Purchase Tickets
Price:
- Member Adult (ages 13+) $5 | Public Adult (ages 13+) $10
- Member Child (ages 2-12) $20 | Public Child (ages 2-12) $25
- Ages 0-1 | Free (must pre-purchase free ticket)
Child tickets include 1 pony ride (or 1 pumpkin if over the pony weight limit), 1 face paint, 1 balloon twist and 1 sweet treat. Purchase early—ticket prices increase by $5 the day of the event. Adult tickets include access to the event.
Location: Northwoods Clubhouse
11509 Northwoods Blvd.
Truckee, CA 96161

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