NJ Events Calendar · Burlington County

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Upcoming Burlington County Events

12 events in Burlington County — All upcoming

Horror & Paranormal

Hallowspire

Southampton, NJ (Burlington County)

Brave the legendary Jersey Devil Terror Trail, lose yourself in the 13th Acre Haunted Corn Maze and face your fears in the Funland Forgotten Circus.

Event Details for Hallowspire
Oct 10 – Nov 1 Multiple Dates 2026
Horror & Paranormal

Haunting on High Street

Mount Holly, NJ (Burlington County)

Two attractions in one: a haunt and a hangout! Groups of 6 will be guided through an immersive theatrical experience within the halls of a real historic prison, then join…

Event Details for Haunting on High Street
Oct 16–31 Multiple Dates 2026
Tours & Walks

Doane’s Dungeon

Doane Academy · Burlington, NJ (Burlington County)

Doane's Dungeon is an immersive haunted walking tour that takes you through the historic Doane Academy campus where you will encounter classic and modern literary horror stories that have come…

Event Details for Doane’s Dungeon
Fri – Sat Oct 23–24 Multiple Dates 2026
Fairs & Festivals

Autumn Lands

Eastampton, NJ (Burlington County)

All things Autumn including apple pressing, wagon rides, artisan market, silent films, Victorian lantern show and more.

Event Details for Autumn Lands
Saturday Oct 24 2026
Fairs & Festivals

Eastampton Winter Fest

Smithville Park · Eastampton, NJ (Burlington County)

Burlington County’s Winterfest is the holiday counterpart to the May Faire, transforming Historic Smithville Park in Eastampton into a Victorian winter wonderland.

Event Details for Eastampton Winter Fest
Saturday Dec 12 2026

Burlington County is the largest county in Jersey by area, and it uses every inch of it. Burlington City sits on the Delaware River and has been around since 1677, with a historic district to match. Bordentown rewards slow walking – Revolutionary War history, a thriving arts scene, and a main street with actual good things on it. And Mount Holly, the county seat, has more charm per block than most people expect. Big county, good stuff, often overlooked.