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!
25. Spooky half-term events
Scampston Hall are hosting a spooky story walk on October 30 and 31. Completely family friendly, join the team after hours and listen to a fabulous fun story in various locations round the grounds of Scampston. You might even run into a ghost or two! The walk starts at 5pm and finishes (approx 1.5 hours) with toasting marshmallows round the campfire and a singsong! Photo: Visit North Yorkshire
26. Spooky half-term events
On October 30 Most Haunted Live: The Stage Show is coming to Bridlington Spa. Most Haunted is the original and most successful worldwide paranormal investigation series ever made. Presented by Yvette Fielding the first lady of the paranormal together with Karl Beattie and the Most Haunted team, you will be taken on the darkest, most terrifying journey of your life. Theatre audiences will be shaking in their seats as Yvette and the team present MOST HAUNTED'S ALL-TIME TOP 10 SCARES complete with unseen video footage from haunted castles, manor houses, hospitals and prisons. Most Haunted Live will take the theatrical experience to a whole new level with audience members taken back to the Victorian age of seance and ouija board and invited to conduct their very own ghostly investigation. Photo: Brid Spa
27. Spooky half-term events
Beacon Farm in Whitby have opened their pumpkin patch this October. No need to book or purchase tickets. No entry fee, just pay for the pumpkins you pick. There will be a mixture of homegrown and locally sourced pumpkins . The farm is open Tue-Sun 9am-4pm(5pm Sat & Sun). Pumpkin prices range from £2 - £6. Dogs on leads welcome. Outdoor play area for all customers. Plenty of delicious Dairy Ice Cream made right on the farm as well as lots of Halloween treats! Photo: Canva
28. Spooky half-term events
Fossil Handling with the Rotunda Geology Group at the Rotunda Museum in Scarborough will take place on October 28. Find out about dinosaur footprints and ancient fossils in hands-on sessions with expert geologists. On October 30, the Rotunda museum will also be hosting a monster mask session. Just in time for Halloween, let’s keep it creepy and make some masks! Will you be a spooky bat, a petrifying pumpkin or take inspiration from the Rotunda and be a roaring dinosaur? Photo: Scarborough Museums and Galleries