When the chill of November sets in and the crowds around Lake Winnipesaukee thin, there’s no better place to soak up history and small-town charm than The Old Country Store in Moultonborough Village.

As the days grow shorter and the last of the foliage fades, Moultonborough Village embraces the spirit of Halloween with small-town charm and festive traditions.

Family-Friendly Fun

Local families enjoy trick-or-treating right in the heart of the village, where historic buildings and colorful leaves create a picture-perfect backdrop. Nearby farms and stands add to the fun — with pumpkins, gourds, and fresh cider to set the mood.

Haunted History

With roots stretching back to the 1700s, Moultonborough has its share of stories and legends. From the historic Old Country Store & Museum to the nearby Castle in the Clouds, the season feels a little spookier when you imagine what these places might have witnessed through the centuries.

Seasonal Treats

After an evening of costumes and candy, warm up with comfort food at local favorites like The Village Kitchen or grab a pizza at Anika’s Pizza. Pair it with hot cider or pumpkin pie from a farmstand, and you’ve got the perfect Halloween night.

When autumn arrives in New Hampshire, the Lakes Region becomes a mosaic of color — golden birches, fiery maples, and crisp mountain air. In Moultonborough Village, fall isn’t just about scenery; it’s about tradition, community, and the flavors of the harvest season. From roadside farm stands to cozy restaurants, there’s no better time to explore this corner of the Lakes Region.

Moultonborough is often celebrated for its grand views of Lake Winnipesaukee and the iconic Castle in the Clouds. But beyond the big landmarks lie smaller, hidden waterways and historic gems that give the town its unique charm. From the quiet shores of Lake Kanasatka to the elegance of the Swallow Boathouse and the preserved architecture in the village center, this is a corner of the Lakes Region worth exploring at a slower pace.