Experience Crisp Air, Golden Vines, and Historic Charm
There’s something magical about autumn in Newberg. Every corner of town seems to offer a cozy moment or an unforgettable view of golden vineyards. It’s the perfect time to explore this vibrant small town as it embraces the rhythms of the season.

Five activities to make the most of your fall getaway:
- Take in the fall colors at Ewing Young Park – Easy trails and riverside views under a canopy of sunset-colored leaves.
- Taste your way through harvest ales – Cozy taprooms and a new sangria bar with seasonal pours and lively atmosphere.
- Experience grape harvest in wine country – Vineyards glow and tasting rooms hum with energy.
- Cheer at a George Fox football game – A hometown tradition filled with music, spirit, and tailgates.
- Savor fall flavors at local restaurants – Seasonal menus that celebrate the region’s bounty.
A Festival of Fall Colors
Grab a sweater and explore Ewing Young Park, where a one-mile loop trail winds through the forested canopy and down to the Chehalem Creek. The vibrant leaves make it feel like you’ve stepped into a postcard, and it’s an excellent choice for families or anyone seeking a shorter, scenic hike. Afterward, swing by Chehalem Skatepark and BMX Track to watch skaters and bikers in action at one of the best-designed parks in the state.

Raise a Glass to Harvest Ales
Cozy up in one of Newberg’s local taprooms, where fall-inspired brews take center stage. From the farmhouse ales at Wolves & People to the small-batch pours at Social Goods, Old Town Brewing, and Barley & Vine, this is the season to try something new. Some offer outdoor seating with fire pits or patios surrounded by fall color, while others lean into live music and a great menu. Bonus: Don’t miss the seasonal specials at Harvest Moon, the new sangria bar in town!
Golden Vineyards and Grape Harvest
Fall is the heart of the harvest season in Oregon wine country. Visit any of Newberg’s nearby tasting rooms on estate vineyards to witness winemaking teams processing grapes and offering tastes of what’s to come. Once the fruit is picked, the vineyard leaves turn a vivid yellow almost overnight, making this one of the most visually stunning times to visit.

Golden Vineyards and Grape Harvest
Fall is the heart of the harvest season in Oregon wine country. Visit any of Newberg’s nearby tasting rooms on estate vineyards to witness winemaking teams processing grapes and offering tastes of what’s to come. Once the fruit is picked, the vineyard leaves turn a vivid yellow almost overnight, making this one of the most visually stunning times to visit.
Game Day in a Small College Town
Feel the community pride during George Fox University’s fall football games. Tailgate with locals, meet Pennington the mascot, and enjoy performances by the national champion stunt team and roaring drumline. Whether you’re a fan or just looking for a lively way to spend an afternoon, or have a penchant for stadium concessions, the energy at Stoffer Family Stadium is infectious.
Seasonal Harvest Menus
Restaurants like The Painted Lady, Jory at The Allison Inn & Spa, The Newbergundian, and Rosmarino Osteria Italiana lean into seasonal ingredients with special menus that highlight produce from neighboring farms and chefs’ gardens picked at peak ripeness. Looking for a cozy café? Try Lyrics Cafe for a house-made Apple Bee Latte with cold foam or a Fall Spice Latte. And don’t skip their freshly baked pastries!

Apple Picking and Produce Stands
Nothing says fall like the sweet smell that comes from picking apples straight from the tree. Head to Sherwood Orchards, just minutes outside of town, where 26 acres of heritage apple trees offer more than 70 varieties ready for harvest. Ray’s Produce Stand offers a variety of freshly picked apples sourced from nearby farms for those who prefer to grab and go.

Autumn Shows Newberg’s Best
From hikes to harvest dinners, from golden vines to pumpkin brews, fall in Newberg offers something for everyone. Plan your getaway now and experience the season in all its vibrant colors, flavors, and warmth.