From pumpkin patches to ghostly walks, spooky train rides and Halloween light shows, the Yorkshire coast is the place to be this half-term.
Scarborough, Whitby, Bridlington and beyond all have fantastic events to make sure everyone has fun this Halloween.
Check out the events below!
17. Spooky half-term events
Burton Agnes will be opening their Halloween Trail from October 25 til November 2. Hunt around the peaceful yet eerily atmospheric woodland, finding a frightfully fun series of handcrafted scenes. Alongside the Halloween Trail, romp in the spine-tingling woodland adventure playground with its nine fabulous swings, tower with corkscrew slide and double zip wire and enjoy refreshments in the Stableyard. Photo: Visit East Yorkshire
18. Spooky half-term events
From October 2 until October 31 there is a Pesky Pumpkin Trail to explore at Castle Howard. Help find a gaggle of pesky pumpkins hiding around the House! Silly squash, giggling gourds and pesky pumpkins are up to mischief around the House this October. Younger visitors and their families are invited to search for them during their visit, and use their wit and great spotting skills to discover each one. The best pumpkin-finders will get a sticker. From October 25 to November 2 The Great Pumpkin Adventure will take place for visitors to enjoy. The mischievous Skelves of Skelf Island have a joyful story to tell: The Great Pumpkin Adventure! Photo: James Hardisty
19. Spooky half-term events
Bondville Model Village in Sewerby has been transformed into a spooktacular activity this Halloween, and is open everyday during the October half-term.This year, Bondville has gone all out with spooky decorations! From cheerful pumpkins to creepy cobwebs, every detail adds to the festive atmosphere. As you stroll through the village, you’ll encounter enchanting displays that ignite the spirit of Halloween. In addition to the magical decor, they offer a variety of Halloween-themed activities perfect for families. There will be fun-filled events such as pumpkin painting, where kids can unleash their creativity. There’s also a thrilling treasure hunt designed to entertain visitors of all ages. Photo: Richard Ponter
20. Spooky half-term events
A spooktacular Swim is set to take place on Bridlington North Beach on the night of October 31. Expect eerie skies, silvery seas, and the moon casting her ghostly glow across the water. Costumes are optional but highly encouraged, with hopes of carved pumpkin heads being worn as you plunge into the sea. Photo: Sara Miles