Welcome to your complete Guide to Fall in Ocala and Marion County. Think of this page as your hub for everything autumn has to offer—from pumpkin patches, horseback rides, and fall festivals to family-friendly events, local dining, and seasonal activities you won’t want to miss. We’ve gathered the best of the season into one easy-to-use guide so you can plan your weekends and discover hidden gems. Keep checking back—our Fall Guide will be updated throughout the season with fresh stories, new events, and local highlights. For the curated list of all things Fall in the 352, click here! All Fall Guide articles are listed below!

Lady Lakes upcoming Halloween fun includes Spooky Park’s Haunted Trail and the Not Too Scary Halloween Boo Bash.

Experience spine-chilling nostalgia this October as EPIC Theatres of Ocala and the Marion Theatre bring classic horror favorites and popular gore films back to the big screen.

With no shortage of fall spirit in Ocala, here are the top 6 places to get decorations, costumes and more this season.

Here are some new and reshowing of classic movies to enjoy this fall season.

This fall, check out these classic films to pumpkin-spice up movie night with the family.

The World Equestrian Center continues its evolution with a new autumn show hunter series, the announcement of tenants at the Shoppes at 80th, the soon to be open Equestrian Manor and their Ocala Wine and Food Festival make WEC a preferred destination for both locals and travelers.

Ocala’s a rich history and natural beauty, rumors spread of its chilling undercurrent of ghostly legends and paranormal hotspots that continue to intrigue locals and brave investigators alike.

From Halloween parties to Thanksgiving spreads, these five fall-inspired dessert recipes blend seasonal favorites like pumpkin, apple, and chocolate into must-try treats for the cooler months in the 352.

From Winding corn mazes of delight to festive family carnivals, this fall brings a wickedly fun lineup of autumn gatherings this spooky season.

Halloween fun starts well before October 31 in Ocala. These hands-on craft ideas make decorating your home a local tradition—no carving required.