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Dust off the cobwebs and watch out for things that go bump in the night! Exeter was recently named the UK's spookiest city and you can read why in our spooky blog! No tricks but plenty of treats, visit Exeter this Halloween for spine-chilling events that all ages will enjoy.
Discover why Exeter is reputed to be one of the most haunted cities in the country on the 'Ghosts & Legends' Red Coat Guided Tour on Tuesday evenings at 7pm. You’ll get to visit many of Exeter’s historic buildings and listen to chilling tales about their ghostly history.
If you're feeling really brave, join esteemed ghost hunter Dr Robin Knapman for a special Halloween event, where you'll be taken on a thrilling journey through the haunted halls and hidden chambers of St Nicholas Priory, one of Exeter's oldest and most mysterious buildings. From ghostly whispers in the dark, to objects moving on their own, you never know what you’ll encounter in the building’s shadowy depths…
The Mercure Rougemont Hotel is hosting a spooky Halloween children's party on 31st October with a buffet, treats and disco on offer. Get in the Halloween spirit by dressing up in something devilish or ghoulish as there'll be a costume contest. Call 01392 410237 to book or find out more.
Trick or treat yourself to a Crealy spooky day out this October as Spook-Fest returns for 19th and 20th October and from 25th October to 3rd November. With three NEW attractions for 2024 (The Hooded Wood, Buddy's Trick or Treat and The Tales of Transylvania Hotel) and the return of your favourite scare mazes, get ready for Crealy's most spine-tingling Spook-Fest yet.
Halloween comes to Canonteign Falls this October half-term and there’s lots of spooktastic fun taking place. Join in the spooky code-cracking trail as you search for clues around the site to unlock the safe and win a small prize. It’s the perfect activity for little adventurers and their four-legged friends. After your adventure, refuel at the café with some deliciously spooky treats.
Wrap up warm to carve your very own pumpkin at Powderham. For just £3 per pumpkin, you can enjoy a one-hour session to create your very own masterpiece to take home. Carving kits are provided, so all you need to do is get creative! Don’t miss out on the harvest festivities this October half term too. Hot drinks and treats available and you can bring your furry, four-legged friends along!
There's some fantastic autumn antics at Killerton from 26th to 31st October. Follow a trail around the garden to take part in seasonal games and activities.
All treats and no tricks as Happy Halloween comes to Bear Town during half-term. Alongside a fang-tastic two-hour play session, all children will be invited to take part in a Halloween hunt around the Town to locate the missing wicked bats, with the reward of a sweet treat. There’ll also be lots of great photo opportunities, suitable for the youngest explorers, with only friendly ghosts invited!
Amidst the normally peaceful valleys and tranquil rolling-meadows of Cofton Holidays, something spooky is stirring and darkness is descending. Fear not though as the 5-star holiday park is simply preparing a spooktacular day of Halloween, with lots of fun activities for the whole family to enjoy.
Experience a ghoulishly great day out at Wildwood Devon, exploring the spine-tingling ancient woodland and getting up close to British wildlife past and present, including bears, wolves and wild boar! There'll be a chance to learn more about some of the spookiest animals with daily talks from Wildwood's team of experts.
Enjoy a rather wicked half term at RHS Garden Rosemoor with Halloween-inspired fun and activities for your little monsters. Follow the family garden trail and spot the ingredients for a witch’s potion to cast your own magic spell or craft your very own magic wand, Halloween lantern and spider headband.
Casting a spell of fun and laughter, something magical is happening at World of Country Life during October half-term. There'll be spooky Halloween activities including a fangtastic Halloween Trail and the ‘Goatbusters: Frozen Empire’ mini show is hilarious family fun, not to be missed! Pumpkin Carving is on Tuesday 29th, Wednesday 30th and Thursday 31st October with a free pumpkin for every family!
Join Seaton Tramway this Halloween for a spooktacular family adventure on the Trick or Treat Tram! Embark on a mystic tram ride through a journey filled with pumpkins, ghouls, and delightful surprises. Meet Jack O’Lantern, the lively pumpkin-headed guide, and hear the thrilling tale of how he was transformed by the mischievous witch Grizelda. There’s interactive storytelling with charming characters, a blend of spooky fun and funny moments, a meet-and-greet, and activities with the not-so-wicked witch Grizelda at Colyton and even a goody bag.
Trot along to The Donkey Sanctuary for their newest spooky adventure. Can you guess what a ‘trick’ or ‘treat’ looks like for the donkeys at the sanctuary? Find the items under the pumpkins and take a guess – is it a trick or is it a treat? Just £5 per trail, including a prize when you complete it.
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