It’s no secret that kids love Halloween and trick or treat in Sacramento. The magic of trunk or treat, dressing up, and setting out on a candy-collecting adventure is enough to make any child squeal with delight. But for many parents, the thought of chasing their little ghosts and goblins around the neighborhood isn’t something to which they look forward.
For many Sacramento families, the arrival of the fall season prompts an annual visit to Apple Hill. This destination guide offers visitors the opportunity to kick-off the cooler season with a day of wholesome family fun. There are many kid-friendly farms on Apple Hill that have been drawing families to the area for more than 50 years.
Apple Hill has many large, busy farms… this fall season, skip the crowds and visit a few of the hidden gems in the area. Get the most out of your trip with our Apple Hill destination guide, offering our top picks for kid-friendly farms on Apple Hill.
Ghosts, goblins, and ghouls: it’s almost Halloween time again and that means trick-or-treating is around the corner! For special needs kids, trick-or-treating can literally be a scary event. Any child or teen with autism may have sensory challenges that can be triggered by costumed trick-or-treaters showing up randomly at the door.
Alternatively, kids with autism spectrum disorder may have a difficult time with the social norms that accompany trick-or-treating routines. Whether kids with ASD are staying home or venturing out on Halloween night, younger and older kids with autism may need guidance experiencing this holiday. (more…)