If you like scares, we’ve found them! At this time of year, our family loves to test our wits by checking out new Haunted Houses or revisiting old favourites. I am always so impressed by the creativity and effort individuals have put into creating a fun experience to share with the community. In many cases, people are opening their homes to complete strangers and contributing all proceeds to charity. We want to thank all those for their tireless efforts to make our Halloween a little more magical!
I have tried my best to separate the Haunted Houses into age categories. My kids have both always enjoyed the scare experience so my ratings may be slightly skewed towards that.
Spooky Strathma: Down the Rabbit Hole
🆓 Select dates in October 2025 | This October, the Strathcona County Museum & Archives is transformed into a whimsical, spooky wonderland inspired by Alice in Wonderland! Go Down the Rabbit Hole with drop-in activities all month long, plus a series of special themed events for kids, families, and adults alike.
The Haunted Hike in Vegreville
Friday, Saturday & Sunday from October 3 – November 2, 2025 | After a 3-year hiatus, The Haunted Hike returns to Vegreville in 2025, taking over a massive warehouse with 18 chillingly themed rooms and spine-tingling surprises. Running weekends in October, this Alberta Halloween tradition features both family-friendly hours and full-intensity live actor scares, all in support of local causes.
Kiwi’s Haunted House
October 3-4, October 10-11, October 17-18, October 24-25, and October 31, 2025 | Visit Kiwi Nurseries this Halloween as the outdoor pathways and growing house are given a spooky makeover, with souvenir flashlights provided to guide your way through the dark! Wild Rose Shows Inc. will extend the thrills with their Creepy Carnival Spooktacular featuring the Fantasy Wheel and Berry Go Round, plus spooky fair treats.
Maisie’s Magical Christmas House Annual Halloween Display
🆓 Open date October 10, 2025 | Maisie’s Magical Christmas House is lighting up for Halloween starting Friday, October 10, 2025! Homeowner Jerry Dolynchuk transforms his famous holiday home into a dazzling spooky spectacle filled with lights, animatronics, and incredible decorations. The display is free and open to the public to come admire, with donations gratefully accepted for Second Chance Animal Rescue Society (SCARS).
See Summerside Grande Boulevard lit up for Halloween
🆓 Anytime after October 15 | Experience the ultimate Halloween spectacle on Summerside Grande Boulevard, where dozens of homes transform into a spooktacular display of lights, props, and eerie effects. This beloved Edmonton tradition draws crowds of costumed visitors each year, making it the city’s top destination for Halloween fun and trick-or-treating!
Clarkdale Creepshow
🆓 October 15-31 (Scare actors October 24, 25 & 31) | The Clarkdale Creepshow is a spooky residence in Sherwood Park offering up a scare experience for the older kids and Halloween fun for younger ghosts and ghouls! This year’s “The Curse of the Crow” themed haunted grounds will open to everyone on October 15 with a colouring contest, and will bring extra frights on October 24, 25 & 31 with live scare actors! Food Bank donations are encouraged.
Century 21 Leading Spooktacular Acreage
October 16-19 & 23-31 | Your whole boo crew is going to love taking a stroll through the Century 21 Leading Spooktacular Acreage! This FREE low-scare Halloween display is just a short drive west of the city and offers up over hundreds of cartoon character inflatables, animatronics and spooky decorations for your family to walk through and get into the Halloween spirit.
- Family Fun TIP: This is a great one to pair with a visit to Kiwi’s Haunted House. They are located 12 minutes apart.
Deadwood: Gates of Madness at the Fort Heritage Precinct
October 17 & 18 | Step into the shadows for DEADWOOD: Gates of Madness, a spine-chilling journey through The Fort Heritage Precinct presented by the Youth Action Committee. Experience this haunted adventure October 17 & 18, recommended for ages 14+—enter if you dare!
Delwood Kingdom of Lost Souls Haunted House
🆓 October 17-19, 24-26, 31 & November 1 | Each Halloween, the team at Fundraiser Freight works hard to bring their Kingdom of Lost Souls Haunted House to life in Northeast Edmonton. Built on the Delwood Community Rink, a whole host of volunteers and scare actors devote their time to creating this hair-raising scare experience for the community. This can’t-miss Halloween event is just $5 per person and one of our family’s personal favourite haunt experiences in the city. Opening night Friday, October 17, 2025 is FAMILY NIGHT, with limited scare actors and a special offer of 1 paid parent = 1 paid child.
- Family Fun TIP: This is a great one to pair with a visit to nearby Maisie’s Magical Christmas House!
Walking Dead House – Stony Plain
🆓 October 25 | The Town of Stony Plain’s Walking Dead House is back for one day only! Enjoy a full day of free Halloween fun including the haunted house, VR/Escape Rooms, a Reptile Party, axe throwing, crafts, Twisty Girl Balloons, Halloween movies, and more.
Lago Lindo Community League Haunted Hall
🆓 October 25 & 26 | Do you dare to enter the Lago Lindo Community League’s Haunted Hall? Test your bravery on October 26 & 27 and don’t forget your donation to the Edmonton Food Bank!
Halloween at Magrath
🆓 October 25-31 | Celebrate Halloween with Magrath at Concordia Campus! Take an eerie walk through the grounds any night from October 25–30, or stop by the historic manor on Halloween night for some spooky Trick-or-Treating fun!
Elevator Fright Night! Leduc
November 1 | Extend the Halloween Fun with Elevator Fright Night on Saturday, November 1, 2025. Take a walk through the fright-filled Leduc Grain Elevator for just $5 per person – all ages welcome, if you dare!
Deadmonton
Select days September 26 to November 8 | With live monsters and gruesome props, you are guaranteed to be genuinely scared at each of the three Deadmonton Haunted House experiences. Recommended for ages 12 and up.
DARK: Fort Edmonton Park
Fridays & Saturdays October 3 – November 1 PLUS October 23, 26 & 30 | Recommended for ages 14+, this series terrifying displays lets you experience the streets and midway of Fort Edmonton Park from a whole new perspective. The event includes roving entertainment and special themed food and beverage service.
Integra Tire Haunted Shop in Fort Saskatchewan
October 4 | Head to Fort Saskatchewan for this scare experience, perfect for ages 12+, or the brave younger set! Visit Integra Tire for the 3rd Annual Haunted Shop and kids activities in support of the Fort Saskatchewan Food Bank.
K3 Corn Maze Field of Screams
October 18 & 24 | Can you find your way out of the Corn Maze before the zombies and monsters find you? Character actors will be located throughout the corn maze, adding an element of terror and fun once the sun goes down.
Now! Radio Haunted House
🆓 October 22-24 | The NOW! Radio Haunted House is back for its 10th year with the chilling new theme “Camp 1023.” Once a bustling summer camp, it now lies abandoned after “the incident” — and those who wander too close might just vanish into the woods. This very spooky haunted house is the brainchild of radio hosts Adam McKale & Raj, and stirs up plenty of fear with live volunteer actors doing their best to make you scream. Recommended for ages 10+, with admission by food bank donation.
Nightmare on Athapaskan Haunted House
🆓 October 31 & November 1 | The Nightmare on Athapaskan is back and ready to scare! This year’s theme is Flesh & Fur, offering a whole new haunt experience at this residential home in Leduc. Bring a foodbank or cash donations on-site for the VAFB Edmonton. Low scare hour from 5 – 6:30 PM
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