Bayville Scream Park's Halloween-themed attractions are family-friendly on select not-so-scary days. Families enjoy a funhouse, mirror maze, Halloween express train ride, pumpkin bounce, mini-golf, rock climbing, bumper boat safari, spooky treetop adventure, and more.  Read More

Step into Halloween Town at Jack’s Nightmare Pop-Up Experience at the Alibi Lounge. Celebrate the spooky season in style as The Alibi Lounge transforms into a Nightmare Before Christmas-inspired Halloween pop-up. Read More

Experience fun with very little fright at the Halloween House Long Island walk-through experience at Broadway Commons. There are no jump scares, actors, or gore here! Read More

Visit The Shoppes at East Wind for fall family fun, including an ongoing Scarecrow Contest and designated fall festival weekend. Read More

This October, scarecrows will once again line the walkways throughout Stony Brook Village in the Ward Melville Heritage Organization’s Annual Scarecrow Competition.  Read More

View thousands of hand-carved, illuminated jack-o'-lanterns creatively arranged along a scenic walking path within the Usdan Summer Camp for the Arts. Read More

Spooky Fest celebrates the Halloween season with scary and non-scary attractions for all ages. There are wooded paths, exhibits, and spooky characters that greet visitors, as well as a zombie dinosaur attraction. Read More

For a Halloween activity with little fright, the Garden City Bird Sanctuary is hosting three trails with varying levels of spookiness. From a not-so-scary walk that is suitable for families and little ones to one with mild jump scares and live actors strolling. Read More

The Amityville Haunted Harvest returns for a unique, family-friendly, and interactive experience for all, including carnival entertainment from Coney Island, paint-a-pumpkin patch, character meet-and-greets, and more. Read More

This daytime event at Gateway’s Haunted Playhouse is made for little ones, with kid-friendly witches, skeletons, scarecrows, mummies, and friendly vampires who lead children through a scavenger hunt and walk-through adventure. Swap chills and thrills for the giggles and squeals. Read More

Get dressed in your spookiest costume and grab your favorite trick-or-treat bag for the Suffolk County Girl Scouts' Ghoul Scout Halloween Happenin'. Read More

Show off your costumes and dance moves at LICM's Monster Mash Dance Party, plus trick-or-treat throughout the museum and visit the Mummies of the Museum haunted house. Be sure to check out the optional add-on and catch Uncle Vlad’s Pumpkin Patch: Hiccup Havoc in the LICM theater. Read More

It's more than just fishy fun at the Long Island Aquarium's Bats, Barnacles, and Broomsticks Halloween event. Safe trick-or-treating, giveaways, animals in costumes, and a party are all included.  Read More

The 2025 Port Jefferson Oktober Harvest Fest runs along the picturesque harborside village area with autumn fun for the entire family. Read More

Each year someone donates an old boat and the Long Island Maritime Museum facilitates a safe burning in the harbor. This intriguing Halloween weekend tradition is quite the sight. Read More

The Suffolk County Vanderbilt Museum is hosting creepy fun this Halloween season. Turn off the lights for a scavenger hunt in the collections and create jars that can be used in any spooky Halloween display. Examine all kinds of teeth, bones, spikey creatures, and things with arms that grow back. Read More

Friendly guides lead visitors on an interactive, spooktacular walk through this new haunted trail at the Smithtown Historical Society. While you're there, enjoy visiting farm animals, trick-or-treating, and visiting craft and food vendors. Read More

At Sweetbriar Nature Center, families can enjoy close encounters with animals, a ghostly garden, games, and a special trick-or-treat trail complete with animals, characters, and a storybook. Read More

Trick-or-Treat your way through the Cold Spring Harbor Fish Hatchery & Aquarium. Read More

Step back in spooky time to this 1880s Halloween at Old Bethpage Village Restoration. Enjoy safe trick-or-treating, witch's broom making, a children's costume parade, meeting the Grim Reaper, pumpkin painting, a monster scavenger hunt, and a reading of the Legend of Sleepy Hollow. Read More

Younger children (and those easily spooked) can enjoy the Not-So-Spooky Walk during the daylight hours at Clark Botanic Garden. Read More

At Hicks Nurseries' Fall Festival, fill your shopping cart with fall decor favorites while kids enjoy fun festival activities. Plus, Otto the Ghost stars in a free walk-through adventure, Otto’s Animated Halloween Story, all month long. Read More

Kids and families are invited to celebrate Halloween at the Heckscher Museum of Art. The museum offers a slate of FREE events and activities. Read More

The Ward Melville Heritage Organization (WMHO)’s annual Halloween festival returns with music and trick-or-treating throughout Stony Brook Village Center. Families can enjoy dancing and games for children. Read More

Young children are invited to hear a Vanderbilt Museum educator read a sweet Halloween book from its collections, and then create something special inspired by the story. Read More