If you’re looking for haunted houses & Halloween displays in the Edmonton area, you’ve come to the right place! From elaborate home haunts and spooky neighbourhood displays to spine-tingling walk-throughs, there are plenty of ways to add a little fright to your Halloween season.
One of our favourite Halloween traditions is discovering new haunts and returning to old favourites, and we’re always amazed by the creativity, time and effort that goes into bringing these spooky experiences to life. Many local families even open their homes to complete strangers, often collecting donations for charities and community organizations along the way. A huge thank you to everyone who works so hard to add a little extra fright—and a whole lot of Halloween magic—to the season!
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The Nightmare Before Christmas: Maisie’s Magical Christmas House
📍North Edmonton
October 1-31 | Maisie’s Magical Christmas House transforms into a spooky Halloween spectacle throughout October, with incredible decorations, animatronics and dazzling lights. The display can be visited daily, with the lights on from 5–11 PM, and special photo opportunities with costumed characters taking place on select dates. Donations are gratefully accepted for Second Chance Animal Rescue Society (SCARS).
The Haunted Hike
📍Vegreville
Fridays & Saturdays from October 2-31 | This popular Alberta Halloween tradition takes over a massive warehouse with 20 chillingly themed rooms packed with creepy sights and unexpected scares around every corner. Visitors can choose from family-friendly hours for younger guests or full-intensity evenings with live actors for those brave enough to face the frights.
Pritchard Holiday Magic
📍North Edmonton
September 4 – October 31 | Pritchard Holiday Magic is back for another spooky season, with its 2026 Halloween display now open in north Edmonton! Take a walk through the festive outdoor display, featuring returning favourites, new surprises and plenty of spooky details to discover. The display is open nightly from 6–10 PM, weather permitting.
- Family Fun TIP: This is a great one to pair with a visit to Maisie’s Magical Christmas House. They are located 4 minutes apart.
Spooky Strathma: Medieval Days
📍Strathcona County Museum & Archives, Sherwood Park
October 3-31 | Get ready for a frightfully fun trip back in time when Spooky Strathma returns to the Strathcona County Museum & Archives this October! This year’s medieval theme transforms the museum into a medieval village, complete with a museum-wide quest and a special exhibit exploring Sherwood Park’s original Medieval Days celebrations from the 1960s.
Kiwi’s Haunted House
📍Kiwi Nurseries, Spruce Grove
October 9-10, 16-17, 22-24 and 29 & 30 | Celebrate spooky season at Kiwi’s Haunted House! Explore haunted trails and a creepy greenhouse filled with skeletons, ghouls, and Halloween surprises. Visit during the child-friendly hour from 5:30–6:30 PM, or stay after dark when the scares ramp up!
Clarkdale Creepshow
📍Sherwood Park
October 9-31 (Scare actors October 23, 24, 30 & 31) | The Clarkdale Creepshow is a spooky residence in Sherwood Park featuring an outdoor walkthrough, interactive elements and a Haunted House for those brave enough to enter. Select evenings also feature live actors, adding an extra layer of scares and surprises. This year’s theme is “The Gathering at Brimstone,” and visitors can also take part in a Halloween colouring contest, with entries open until October 25. Food Bank donations are encouraged.
Halloween on Summerside Grande Boulevard
📍Summerside Grande Boulevard, Edmonton
Mid-October | 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 one of the city’s most popular destinations for Halloween fun and trick-or-treating!
Century 21 Leading Spooktacular Acreage
📍Spruce Grove
October 15-18 & 23-31 | This FREE low-scare Halloween display is just a short drive west of the city and features hundreds of cartoon character inflatables, animatronics and spooky decorations for families to walk through and enjoy.
- Family Fun TIP: This is a great one to pair with a visit to Kiwi’s Haunted House. They are located 12 minutes apart.
Halloween at Magrath
📍Magrath Campus, Concordia University of Edmonton
October 24-31 | Celebrate Halloween at Magrath Campus with a spooky stroll through Concordia University of Edmonton’s historic grounds, featuring illuminated pathways, Halloween decorations and photo opportunities. On Halloween night, families can also enjoy trick-or-treating stations along the fully lit decor trail. Admission is free!
Elevator Fright Night
📍Leduc Grain Elevator
October 29-31 | Leduc Grain Elevator invites brave visitors of all ages to take a walk through the historic site, transformed into a fright-filled Halloween experience with plenty of thrills and chills along the way. A $5 suggested donation per person is requested, and costumes are welcome. Enter if you dare!
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Deadmonton
September 25 – November 7 | Experience the 13th Annual Deadmonton Haunted House, featuring three terrifying attractions. This year’s lineup includes Cursed, The Asylum, and The Rejects, each offering its own twisted take on the haunted house experience. With horrifying scenes, creepy characters and plenty of surprises around every corner, Deadmonton is not for the faint of heart.
DARK
📍Fort Edmonton Park
Fridays & Saturdays, October 2-31, PLUS October 22, 25 & 29 | Brave a brand-new haunt, venture through a terrifying new scare zone, and revisit three fan-favourite haunts returning for another round of screams. Between the scares, refuel at local food trucks, sip spooky drinks, and enjoy eerie beats from a live DJ. Recommended for ages 14+.
Deadwood: Exhibit 13 at the Fort Heritage Precinct
📍The Fort Heritage Precinct, Fort Saskatchewan
October 16 & 17 | Step into the shadows with DEADWOOD: Exhibit 13, a spine-chilling haunted adventure at The Fort Heritage Precinct! This eerie experience invites brave visitors to step into the shadows and discover what terrifying surprises await. Recommended for ages 14+.
Integra Tire Haunted Shop
📍Integra Tire, Fort Saskatchewan
October 17 | The Integra Tire Haunted Shop returns to Fort Saskatchewan for a spooky experience intended for adults, with parents encouraged to use their discretion for younger visitors. There’s also an outdoor Halloween experience for all ages, featuring live music, games, prizes, a horse-drawn wagon, food, treats, coffee and hot chocolate in a heated tent.
Now! Radio Haunted House: The Harvest of Lost Souls
📍102.3 Now! Radio Parking Lot, Edmonton
October 21-23 | Brave The Harvest of Lost Souls at the NOW! Radio Haunted House! This intense haunted experience features live actors, creepy surprises, and plenty of scares, with admission by donation in support of Edmonton’s Food Bank. Not recommended for children under 10.
Grimwood Acres Haunted House
📍Beaumont & District Agricultural Society Fairgrounds
October 23, 24, 30 & 31 | Something wicked is coming to Beaumont this Halloween! Grimwood Acres Haunted House is a new community-built haunted attraction. With a recommended age of 12+, this spooky experience is sure to put your courage to the test. There will also be vendors and food trucks on site.
K3 Corn Maze Field of Screams
📍K3 Corn Maze & Family Farm, Tofield
October 24 & 30 | Can you find your way out of the Corn Maze before the zombies and monsters find you? Experience the 6th Annual Field of Screams, a nighttime haunted corn maze where character actors lurk throughout the maze, adding plenty of scares, surprises and spooky fun once the sun goes down.
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