Dundee’s free Harvest Festi-Fall: what families should know before Saturday

Polk County Parks & Recreation lists a November 7 celebration at East Central Park, with a four-hour daytime program and free admission.

Families looking for a daytime community outing can plan around Harvest Festi-Fall, scheduled for Saturday, November 7, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at East Central Park in Dundee. Polk County Parks & Recreation’s announcement gives the address as 11 Lake Trask Road and says admission is free.

What the organizer has announced

The advertised lineup includes the Tiny Tot Farm, an artisan market, games, a pumpkin patch, food vendors, contests and prizes, plus live music by Oakleaf. These are the organizer’s planned activities; the announcement does not promise that every individual purchase or vendor item is free.

For households balancing weekend activities, the clear start and finish times make this a daytime option rather than an evening festival. Check the park address before leaving, especially if you usually attend events at another county park.

What to confirm before you go

Free admission should not be confused with an all-inclusive ticket. The announcement does not provide prices for food or market purchases, so families should confirm those costs with vendors. It also does not establish parking arrangements or a weather contingency.

The county credits the town of Dundee as a partner and names Southern Graphic Designs and Fantasy of Flight as event sponsors. Those acknowledgements come from the organizer and do not indicate a commercial relationship with Polk County Wire.

For questions about activities, access or changes, the announcement lists 863-534-6911. Review the original county parks post before travelling for any updates. This guide summarizes the published plan; it is not a guarantee that the program will remain unchanged.

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