Kid-Friendly Halloween Events in Metro Vancouver

Halloween is just around the corner, and we’ve got the ultimate guide to kid-friendly Halloween events in Metro Vancouver! From fun-filled activities for the little ones to some extra spooky outings for parents and older kids, this guide will help you make the most of the rest of October.

Kid-Friendly Halloween Events in Metro Vancouver

Halloween is coming up, if you don’t know where to go — here are the best places in the Lower Mainland.

Capilano Canyon Frights

Looking for some spooky fun the whole family can enjoy this Halloween? Head over to Capilano Suspension Bridge Park for the eerie excitement of Canyon Frights! Take a daring stroll through the haunted forest and keep an eye out for Elizabeth and Mac, the park’s ghostly former owners, as they make their mysterious appearances.

Don’t forget your costumes—there will be pumpkins galore and surprises at every turn! Kids can dive into Halloween-themed games with spine-tingling prizes, and on weekends, you can meet the owls of Raptors Ridge. Canyon Frights is included with admission or an Annual Pass.

Address: 3735 Capilano Rd, North Vancouver, BC
Open: October 10-November 2, 10am-8pm,
*Extended Hours Oct. 24-26 & 31, November 2: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Pumpkins After Dark

At Pumpkins After Dark, you’ll experience a world of magic brought to life with music, captivating sounds, and special effects.

There are classic Halloween characters, friendly dinosaurs, and mythical dragons, alongside your favorite movie and pop culture icons. It’s like stepping into a world of enchantment that has something for everyone in the family!

Address: 6100 Boundary Rd, Burnaby, BC (Swangard Stadium & Central Park)
Opens October 3 to October 31

Harvest Days at VanDusen Gardens

Get ready to soak in the cozy, fall vibes at VanDusen Botanical Garden! It’s time to celebrate the season with the much-anticipated return of Harvest Days.

Their veggie garden and maze area are transforming into a fall wonderland, just for you and your family. Picture this: fun photo spots, exciting activities, and fantastic entertainment that’ll light up your day.

And, of course, what’s a celebration without some mouthwatering treats? They’ve got those covered too! Expect local flavours and delicious bites that’ll satisfy your taste buds and warm your heart.

Address: 5251 Oak St, Vancouver, BC
Open on weekends from September 27 to October 19 and thanksgiving day October 13, 10am – 4pm

Fall Fun at Metropolis at Metrotown

Metropolis at Metrotown and Tourism Burnaby have teamed up to bring some Halloween magic to BC’s biggest shopping centre! From September 16 to October 31, families can experience “Fall Fun at the Met,” a festive celebration filled with pumpkin carving show, halloween delight and trick or treating.

Open now till October 31, Metropolis at Metrotown
Mall hours Monday- Saturday (10am-9pm), Sunday (11am-7pm)
>> Read more on what events they have at Fall fun at Metropolis at Metrotown

Richmond Halloween Fireworks Festival

Oh, the thrill of the night sky lit up by breathtaking fireworks! Head to Richmond for a mesmerizing display that will leave you and your little ones in awe. An electrifying experience for the whole family!

October 31, 630pm-845pm

Address: Minoru Park, 7191 Granville Ave, Richmond, BC

The Maze Of Monsters

Enter a world of spooky surprises at Guildford Town Centre’s FREE Haunted Experience, where eerie creatures and hidden dangers await every brave visitor. Bring your little boos and ghouls for a thrilling walk-through filled with new haunted scenes and creepy characters. While you’re there, support the Surrey Food Bank by donating a non-perishable food item—Guildford Town Centre will match each donation with $2 (up to $5,000) to help local families in need. Dare to join the frightful fun?

October 1-31
Guildford Mall, 10355 152 Street, Surrey, BC
Monday -Saturday, 12pm-9pm and Sundays 12-7pm (located in Centre Court, Lower Level)

Museum of Surrey

Boo-Seum Party (October 25, 1pm-4pm, Free)

Engage in Halloween crafts and embark on an exciting scavenger hunt to uncover hidden treasures. Get ready to shout “BOO” as you play Halloween-themed Bingo, and don’t forget to join our costume parade.

Address: 17710 56a Ave, Surrey, BC

Spooktacular Newton in Surrey

Complete with trick-or-treating, an urban pumpkin patch, mini golf, haunted train rides, a kid fun zone, face painting, food trucks, bouncy castles and games – Spooktacular Newton has something for everyone. Be sure to catch the special dance performances by City Entertainment, and don’t forget to grab your free (by donation) pumpkin on your way out; all proceeds go to the Surrey Food Bank. Be sure to come in your costume!

Address: 13750 between 72 Ave and 74 avenue, Surrey, BC
October 25, 11am-4pm

Burnaby Halloween Festival

Central Spark (October 24 – 630pm-830pm)

Get ready for the spookiest and most dazzling event of the season at Central Park on Friday, October 24th! Families, mark your calendars for an unforgettable Halloween-themed night packed with fun activities, games, delicious food trucks, mesmerizing fireworks, and much more.

Address: Central Park – 3883 Imperial Street, Burnaby, BC

Burnaby Village Museum Haunted Village (October 22-26, 4-9pm)

Step into a spellbinding world at Burnaby Village Museum’s Haunted Village, where folklore and fables from around the globe come eerily to life. As twilight falls, the 10-acre open-air museum transforms into a living storybook filled with chilling scenes inspired by Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde, Count Dracula, Anansi the Spider, The Monkey King, Maleficent, Hansel & Gretel, Momotaro, The Wizard of Oz, and more. Enjoy Coast Salish storytelling with shadow puppetry, circus performances by the Vancouver Circus School, a spooky dance party with DJ Dracula, and Halloween treats and warm drinks from Mai’s Café. (Please note: the Carousel will not be in operation.)

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Address: 6501 Deer Lake Ave, Burnaby, BC

The Haunted Sea at the Gulf of Georgia Cannery

Dive into their thriving coastal waters, where life teems beneath the waves. Yet, their ocean is haunted by a sinister presence: plastic pollution. Explore the depths of the sea and come face to face with vibrant creatures crafted from upcycled materials, all to uncover the vital actions we can take to make a difference.

Address: 12138 Fourth Ave, Richmond, BC
Open now till November 2, 10-5pm

Vancouver Haunted House Attractions (Suited for teenagers and adults)

Fright Nights at Playland

Hold onto your broomsticks, for Playland transforms into a realm of terror and thrills! Fright Nights promises spine-tingling haunted houses, bone-chilling rides, and a monstrous amount of fun.

Address:  2901 E Hastings St, Vancouver, BC 

The Scariest Corn Maze at Maan Farms

For those seeking a hauntingly good time, Maan Farms is the place to be! Prepare yourself for their most spine-tingling attractions: the Slaughterhouse and 3D CarnEvil. Are you brave enough to take on the challenge? Recommended for ages 14 and up. Included is the Forest Pumpkin Patch.

Address: 790 McKenzie Rd, Abbotsford, BC

Open now till November 1, Starts at 7pm and last time to book is 9pm.
Book tickets HERE

Cougar Creek’s House of Horrors

Get ready for a hauntingly thrilling night with 5 haunted houses and stage shows. Recommended for ages 14 and up.

Address: 12530 72nd Avenue, Surrey, BC
Open Now till November 8, Starts at 7pm with the last time to book is 930pm

>> Check out our list of top pumpkin patches

Enjoy the last bit of October and be sure to tag #VancouverMom in all of your Halloween photos this year. Have a wonderful and safe Halloween!

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