Halloween Events in SW17 and Beyond

Family-Friendly Spookiness:

Friends of Tooting Common are hosting their annual Pumpkin Parade on 27th October at 4 pm near the cafe
Penwortham Primary is organizing a spooky trail on 31st October from 5 pm — pick up a map outside Sprout Arts on Moyser Road
The Festival of the Dead is holding a silent disco at Woodfield Pavilion on Friday 1st November

Battersea Park Zoo has Halloween half term events
English Heritage has woodland walks, spooky story time and other family-friendly Halloween activities to keep kids busy during half term
Hair-Raising Halloween Discovery Day in Hyde Park has free spooky activities for little ones
Howl’o’ween at Chessington World of Adventures
Brick or Treat at Legoland Windsor
Hobble’ween lots of spooky activities for little ones at Hobbledown in Epsom, Surrey
Spooktacular Halloween with Peppa Pig at Paultons Park
Pumpkin Nights and pick-your-own pumpkins at Tulley’s Farm
Witches and Wizards Week at Bocketts Farm Park in Leatherhead
Godstone Farm in Godstone, Surrey, has half term activities for little ones
Chelsea Physic Garden offers various Halloween events
Warwick Castle has a Halloween Spooktacular
Halloween at the Tower of London
Hampton Court Palace has Halloween events during half term (inspired by its famous hauntings!)
Hever Castle in Kent has family-friendly activities for half term
The Hellfire Caves in High Wycombe have a variety of spooky and scary Halloween events
Funland’s Fright Nights in Portsmouth
The London Bridge Experience has some family-friendly Halloween-themed events

Fright Nights at Thorpe Park
Scarefest at Alton Towers
London Dungeon … of course 🙂
London Bridge Experience has adults-only scares too
Shocktoberfest at Tulley’s Farm is definitely only for adults, but they also have pick-your-own pumpkins and Pumpkin Nights at the pumpkin patch, complete with a bar
Fort Amherst Halloween Horrors in Chatham, Kent
The Howl in Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire
Cursed Fright Nights in Pitsea, Essex
Horror at Hinchingbrooke House in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire
London Month of the Dead, a series of talks about the macabre and morbid

Clapham Grand has a few Halloween shows including the Rocky Horror Picture Show
Gothic Opera presents bold, atmospheric productions of rarely-heard operatic works with supernatural themes

Crockford Bridge Farm in Weybridge, Surrey, has a pumpkin patch and pumpkin festival
Secretts Farm in Milford, Surrey, has Halloween activities, pumpkin treats and pick-your-own
Priory Farm in Redhill, Surrey, has a discovery trail, hay ride, seasonal treats and, of course, pumpkins
Foxes Farm has pumpkin patches in Basildon and Colchester
Tulley’s Farm in Crawley, West Sussex, has pick-your-own pumpkins and even Pumpkin Nights at the pumpkin patch

The National Trust has put together a spine-chilling list of their most haunted sites.
Visit Britain has a map showing famous hauntings.
Jack the Ripper Tours both in person and virtually.
London Ghost Bus Tours are up and running.
The Guardian has a list of spooky places in the U.K.

Londonist has put together a long list of Halloween events, plus tips on celebrating with delicious treats and drinks.
The Family Adventure Project put together a great list of ideas a few years ago, but many are still useful — plus some great outdoor Halloween activities.
TimeOut’s annual list has more spooky films and atmospheric parks than club nights and shows — plus tips on generally spooky London locations.
Parks Scares & Glitter has reviews of haunted attractions and scare parks around Britian.

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