Fall in Las Vegas
When does fall actually start? Technically, September 22—but after months of 100+ degree weather, we're finaally in the 90s, so we are starting NOW! With temperatures dropping, the pumpkin-flavored everything appears, and suddenly we’re all pretending it’s sweater weather. Fall in Las Vegas may look a little different than fall in other parts of the country, but that doesn’t mean we don’t know how to celebrate it!
Pumpkin Season Has Entered the Chat
One of the best ways to get into the fall spirit is a trip to Gilcrease Orchard. Their annual fall harvest brings pumpkin picking, corn mazes, wagon rides, seasonal treats, and plenty of opportunities for that perfect fall photo. The 2026 fall harvest runs September 26 through October 31. And, of course, there are pumpkin patches popping up around the valley! Stop by, pick up a pumpkin to carve, and enjoy fall treats.
For Those Who Like Their Fall a Little Scarier...
For serious scare-seekers, Universal Horror Unleashed at AREA15 brings immersive horror experiences right here in Las Vegas.
And if you're willing to make a little road trip out of it, Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood runs on select nights from September 3 through November 1. Haunted houses, scare zones, and enough jump scares to make you question every life decision that led you there.
And Then There's BOO BASH!
Of course, we couldn't talk about fall in Las Vegas without mentioning McKenna Property Management's annual Boo Bash!
Our office gets completely decked out for Halloween, and we turn the whole place into a Suite Treat Trail where you can trick-or-treat from room to room. It's free, family-friendly, and one of our favorite ways to bring our residents, agents, and community together. Join us from 12:30PM-4:30PM on Friday, October 30th (day before Halloween) at our office: 9065 S Pecos Rd Suite 110 Henderson, NV 89074.
So whether your perfect fall day involves picking pumpkins, getting scared out of your mind, or eating your weight in Halloween candy, there's plenty to look forward to around Las Vegas.
Fall may not mean changing leaves and chilly mornings here—but give us pumpkins, spooky decorations, and a little cooler weather, and we're ready.




