👻 We’ve rounded up haunted houses, haunted trails, spooky attractions and ghost tours in Edmonton and surrounding areas for Halloween 2026!
Whether your family is looking for something spooky but family-friendly, an attraction for older kids and teens, or a seriously scary night out, there are plenty of options to choose from this Halloween.
Some experiences are much scarier than others, so be sure to check the age recommendations and descriptions before you go — especially if you’re visiting with younger children.
📅 Halloween 2026
Please note: Event dates, times, prices and admission details can change. We recommend checking the organizer’s website or social media before heading out.
🎃 FAMILY-FRIENDLY & LOWER-SCARE OPTIONS
🎃 Maisie’s Magical Christmas House — Edmonton
Free outdoor Halloween display
📍 9619 144 Ave NW, Edmonton
Maisie’s Magical Christmas House isn’t just for Christmas! 🎃 The popular residential display transforms for Halloween with spooky characters, lights and decorations that really come to life after dark.
The display is free to visit, and the organizers recommend seeing it at night when the lights are on.
📅 Halloween 2026
💰 Free
🎃 Halloween Jack’s — Edmonton
All-ages immersive Halloween experience
📍 Edmonton City Centre West Mall, 10015 102A Ave NW
Halloween Jack’s is an all-ages immersive Halloween experience featuring themed rooms and interactive elements. The attraction includes rooms such as a fluorescent forest, Dracula’s Crypt, a Pumpkin Disco and a Room of 1000 Clowns.
Children 3 and under are free, and strollers cannot go through the experience, although stroller parking is available at the entrance.
📅 October 4–31, 2026
⏰ Thursday & Sunday: 12–8 PM
⏰ Friday & Saturday: 12–9 PM
🎟️ Adult tickets start at $22 + fees and tax; youth tickets start at $14 + fees and tax.
🌿 Kiwi’s Haunted House — Acheson
Family-friendly time available
📍 Kiwi Garden Centre, 31313 118 Ave, Acheson
Kiwi Nurseries transforms its trails and growing house into a Halloween attraction with spooky decorations and scares.
Families with younger children can choose the 5:30–6:30 PM family-friendly time, while later time slots offer a more traditional haunted experience.
📅 October 9, 10, 16, 17, 22, 24, 29 & 30, 2026
⏰ Most dates: 5:30–9:30 PM
🎟️ General admission: $8 + GST
🎟️ Priority Pass: $15 + GST
The early family-friendly time is designed for guests who want to experience the attraction before the scarier evening sessions.
🎃 Spooktacular Acreage — Spruce Grove
Free & family-friendly
📍 54020 Range Road 275, Spruce Grove
Prefer Halloween decorations over jump scares? This could be a fun option for families.
The CENTURY 21 Leading Halloween Spooktacular features 200+ inflatables and plenty of spooky decorations.
📅 October 15–18 & October 22–31, 2026
⏰ 6–9 PM
💰 Free admission
Non-perishable food items and monetary donations will be collected in support of the Parkland Food Bank. Costumes are encouraged!
🏰 Spooky Strathma — Sherwood Park
Spooky family Halloween experience
📍 Strathcona County Museum & Archives
Spooky Strathma returns in 2026 with a medieval-themed Halloween experience at the museum.
The month-long programming includes spooky activities, a museum-wide quest and family Halloween programming.
📅 October 3–31, 2026
This is more of a spooky mystery and Halloween atmosphere than a traditional haunted house, making it a good option for families who aren’t looking for intense scares.
🏚️ Beaumont’s Grimwood Acres Haunted House — Beaumont
All ages
📍 Beaumont & District Agricultural Society Fairgrounds, 24358 Township Road 505, Beaumont
Grimwood Acres is a community-built haunted house created through a partnership between the Beaumont 50+ Club, Beaumont & District Agricultural Society and Scouts Canada – Beaumont Group.
📅 October 23–24 & October 30–31, 2026
👨👩👧👦 Listed as all ages
💰 Free parking
The organizers describe it as a community-built attraction created to bring some Halloween scares to Beaumont.
👻 HAUNTED HOUSES & TRAILS FOR OLDER KIDS AND TEENS
🌽 K3 Field of Screams — Tofield
Haunted corn maze
📍 K3 Corn Maze & Family Farm, 19409 Township Road 512, Tofield
When the sun goes down, K3’s corn maze gets a lot scarier.
Field of Screams turns the farm’s corn maze into a nighttime Halloween attraction with creepy characters and surprises waiting around the maze.
K3 confirms that Field of Screams is returning for the 2026 season.
📍 About 45 minutes east of Edmonton
The attraction is not recommended for young children and can be cold, dark and muddy, so dress appropriately for the weather.
🌲 Warwa Woods — Lac Ste. Anne County
Haunted forest experience — ages 12+
📍 Camp Warwa
Warwa Woods returns in 2026 with a new story, The Lady of the Lake.
Guests will explore two different immersive forest trails, with live scares, eerie environments and surprises throughout the woods.
📅 October 23–25, 2026
⏰ 7–11 PM
🎟️ $22/person
🎟️ Family booking: $77 for up to 4 people
The experience is designed for ages 12+, although younger horror fans may attend with their families.
The organizers warn guests to expect elements including fake blood and body parts, ritualistic themes, strobe lights, fog, loud noises, close proximity to actors and low lighting.
🕯️ The Haunted Hike — Vegreville
Family-friendly Kids Hour + full-scare experience
📍 5225 52 Ave, Vegreville
About an hour east of Edmonton, The Haunted Hike returns in 2026 with 20 themed rooms, live actors and an updated Halloween experience.
There are two very different ways to experience it:
Kids Hour
👧 3–5 PM
No actors and no jump scares
🎟️ $14.99
Scary Hour
👻 Begins at 6 PM
Live actors and full scares
🎟️ $19.99–$34.99
📅 October 2–3, 9–10, 16–17, 23–25 & 30–31, 2026
If your kids love Halloween but aren’t ready for actors jumping out at them, Kids Hour is the option to look at.
💀 BIGGER SCARES
💀 Deadmonton Haunted House — Edmonton
Recommended for ages 12+
📍 9300 47 Street NW, Edmonton
Deadmonton returns in 2026 with three haunted houses for one ticket.
📅 September 25–November 7, 2026
The attraction recommends the experience for ages 12+. Tickets are sold in timed entry windows, and the organizers recommend purchasing online in advance because walk-up admission is subject to capacity.
There are also special events throughout the season, including Date Night on October 2 and Lights Out on November 6 & 7, when guests make their way through the attraction with the lights turned off.
🏚️ DARK at Fort Edmonton Park — Edmonton
Recommended for ages 14+
📍 Fort Edmonton Park, 7000 143 St NW
Fort Edmonton Park gets a very different look after dark.
DARK returns in 2026 with three returning haunts and one brand-new haunt, along with scare zones, entertainment, food and drinks.
📅 October 2–31, 2026
⏰ Gates open 6:30 PM
👻 Haunts open 7–11 PM
🎟️ General admission: $50 + service fee & GST
🎟️ Fast Pass: $80 + service fee & GST
DARK is recommended for ages 14+ and is not considered suitable for young children.
Please note that costumes are not permitted at DARK.
👻 GHOST TOURS & SPOOKY HISTORY
🚋 High Level Bridge Haunted Trolley Tour — Edmonton
Haunted history tour — not a traditional haunted house
📍 Meet at the Strathcona Streetcar Barn & Museum Terminal, 8408 Gateway Blvd
Climb aboard for a one-hour spooky trolley ride over Edmonton’s historic High Level Bridge and through Old Strathcona.
The tour combines local history with stories about ghosts, hauntings and some of the area’s darker history.
📅 Selected dates October 9–31, 2026
⏰ Times vary by date
🎟️ Tickets required
The operator does not recommend this tour for children 9 and under.
👻 Old Strathcona Ghost Tour — Edmonton
Walking ghost tour
📍 Meet at the Rescue Statue beside Walterdale Theatre
Explore Old Strathcona while hearing stories about reported ghosts, hauntings, mysteries and Edmonton’s history.
The one-hour tour visits locations around Whyte Avenue and is presented as a storytelling experience based on stories from area residents and businesses.
📅 October 5–November 5, 2026
⏰ 7 PM
🎟️ Adults: $20
🎟️ Kids under 12: $15
This is a ghost-story walking tour rather than a haunted house, so it may be a better fit for older kids and adults who enjoy spooky stories and local history.
👻 U of A Haunted History Walk — Edmonton
Historical ghost walk
📍 Meet outside Rutherford House, 11153 Saskatchewan Drive
Explore the University of Alberta campus at night while hearing stories about ghosts, mysteries and the darker side of the university’s history.
📅 October 5–November 5, 2026
⏰ 9 PM
🎟️ Adults: $25
🎟️ Kids under 12: $20
This is another option for people who prefer creepy stories and history rather than a traditional haunted attraction.
🎃 WHICH ONE IS RIGHT FOR YOUR FAMILY?
👶 Looking for something more family-friendly?
Consider:
- Halloween Jack’s
- Kiwi’s Haunted House during the early family-friendly time
- Spooktacular Acreage
- Spooky Strathma
- Beaumont’s Grimwood Acres
- The Haunted Hike during Kids Hour
🧒 Have older kids or teens who enjoy being scared?
Consider:
- K3 Field of Screams
- Warwa Woods
- The Haunted Hike during Scary Hour
- Deadmonton
💀 Looking for a serious scare?
Consider:
- Deadmonton
- DARK at Fort Edmonton Park
📖 Prefer spooky stories instead of jump scares?
Try:
- Old Strathcona Ghost Tour
- U of A Haunted History Walk
- High Level Bridge Haunted Trolley Tour
👻 BEFORE YOU GO
Haunted attractions can include darkness, loud sounds, fog, flashing or strobe lights, fake blood, frightening themes, live actors, jump scares and other special effects.
If you’re visiting with children, check the organizer’s age recommendations and event details before purchasing tickets.
Some attractions take place outdoors or on uneven ground, so dress for the weather and wear appropriate footwear.
And as always, event details can change, so we recommend checking directly with the organizer before heading out.
🎃 Happy haunting, Edmonton! 👻
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