Spooky Halloween days out for the kids

From haunted houses to ghoulish ghost trains

Boo! Whether you want full, Trick-or-Treat-themed scares or prefer a gentler Halloween celebration, here are the best Halloween events, trails, activities and parties taking place in the UK this October 2023. There's haunted houses, ghost trains, pumpkin carving, wizard schools and more ...

Fancy dress is definitely encouraged – who will be the scariest wolf, witch or warlock? – and there will be lots of terrifying treats on offer at our station buffet.Towering Tree Giants will take root at the Eden Project in Cornwall on a special quest this Halloween – they need your help to protect the world's forests. Uncover their hiding places and discover ancient wisdom, extraordinary tales and enchanting performances.

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