09/01/2026
If you’re looking for things to add to your fall bucket list, here are a few of my favorites in Sheboygan! 🍎🎃🍂
🥾 Get outside at Maywood - Ellwood H. May Environmental Park
With more than 135 acres to explore, fall is a beautiful time to hike, bike, watch for wildlife and enjoy the changing leaves.
🎃 Pick out a pumpkin at Bulitz Pumpkin Farm
Pick out pumpkins, gourds and other fall decorations, then stick around for horse-drawn wagon rides, pony rides and the petting zoo.
🍂 Climb a tower for the fall views
Broughton Sheboygan Marsh Park & Tower and Parnell Tower are two great spots to see the fall colors from above. If you’re up for a hike, Parnell is especially beautiful on a crisp fall day.
🌽 Get lost at Flora Fields
Explore a 9-acre corn maze, walk through the sunflower fields, check out the pumpkin patch, play games, listen to live music and find plenty of cute fall photo spots.
👻 Visit Bookworm Gardens after dark
For a spooky fall night, check out Boos & Brews or Happily Haunted. The gardens are transformed with Halloween decorations, twinkling lights and plenty of fun activities.
🌻 Wander through a corn maze & sunflower field
Get lost in the corn maze, wander through the sunflower fields, pick your own bouquet and take a tractor-drawn wagon ride at Farm Wisconsin Discovery Center
🍎 Spend an afternoon at an apple orchard
M&T's Gibbsville Orchard, Whispering Orchards & Cafe, and Pigeon River Apple Orchard are all great places to get your fill of apples, c***r, caramel apples, fall treats and time outside.
🎨 Take a walk through a woodland sculpture garden
The James A. Tellen Woodland Sculpture Garden is one of the more unique places to explore. Wander through the woods and discover more than 30 sculptures tucked into the natural landscape.
Fall goes by way too quickly, so I’m all for finding as many excuses as possible to get outside and enjoy it while it’s here. 🍂
Save this post for your fall bucket list and let me know what you’d add!