Family Weekend in Sedona



There is magic in the air in October. Whether or not you believe in witches and ghosts, the childish excitement for candy and late night adventure sweeps you up with everyone else. And anyone who has ever been will tell you that there is something special about Sedona. You don't have to believe in vortexes and crystals to feel the calm and quiet that comes when you stay in Sedona. Halloween in Sedona combines season and location to make a truly magical day. Thanks to Sedona’s warm fall weather, October is the perfect time for families to take a weekend vacation to admire what Oak Creek Canyon has to offer. Simply spending time with feach other  is often the best way to spend a holiday. While Sedona’s trail system is always an amazing way to enjoy nature, there are also lots of special events in October.

The first event in Sedona is on October 21st. The Fall Arts & Crafts Fair (pictured) is an annual event full of local artists & crafters, some of whom only sell at this show. Everything sold at the show is  handmade, including pottery, jewelry, and much more. Lunch will be served; there will also be homemade baked goods available as supplies last. This amazing show has unique items such as stained glass, fiber art, lotions, and soaps. Get a jump start on your holiday shopping with photographic prints of Sedona’s natural splendor. Best of all, this event is free to attend!
The following day, Sunday the 22nd, is the Pumpkin Splash. This family centered event is fun for all ages. The Sedona Community Pool is hosting this pumpkin-packed party. Games will include bobbing for apples, pumpkin bowling, pumpkin golf, and a scarecrow throw. Stay until the end for the special Trunk or Treat activity. Join your friends at the best pumpkin patch in Sedona! Admission is five dollars and tickets can be purchased ahead of time through the local Parks and Recreations department. See the above link for more information.
The weekend of the 21st and the 22nd is looking to be an eventful adventure for parents and kids alike. However, if you are from out of town, even getting to Sedona can be quite the adventure. Quality accommodations are also difficult to find on a budget. The Southwest Inn at Sedona is conveniently located, comfortable, and affordable.

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