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Trunk or Treat & Halloween Events in Huntsville, AL
Top Halloween picks in and around Huntsville: DoomsDay Haunted Attraction, Huntsville Police and Parks & Recreation Halloween Party and Haunted House and Little Monsters Mash at Huntsville Botanical Garden. We've mapped 6 events and attractions in Huntsville and 2 more nearby (6 halloween festivals, 1 trunk-or-treat, 1 haunted trail / hayride). 7 are free. 7 are family-friendly. Tap any listing for dates, times and directions.
Updated Nov 12, 2026
Near Huntsville (within 25 miles)
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Halloween in Huntsville: common questions
Where are the trunk-or-treats in Huntsville?
Mapped trunk-or-treats in and near Huntsville include Fall Fest at Toyota Field. Most are free and run for two or three hours on an evening in the last two weeks of October. Open each one for the date, time and directions.
What are the best haunted houses near Huntsville?
Haunted attractions near Huntsville include DoomsDay Haunted Attraction (General admission $29.99; Slash Pass $49.99; laser tag and gel-blaster add-ons $11.99 each). Most open on weekends from late September and run nightly the week of Halloween. Buying timed tickets online usually means a shorter line.
What Halloween events in Huntsville are good for little kids?
Family-friendly picks include Huntsville Police and Parks & Recreation Halloween Party and Haunted House, Little Monsters Mash at Huntsville Botanical Garden, Spooky Space Spectacular and Halloween Bash at EarlyWorks Children's Museum. Trunk-or-treats and daytime festivals are the gentlest; haunted houses marked "very scary" are meant for teens and adults.
Are there free Halloween events in Huntsville?
Yes. Free options include Huntsville Police and Parks & Recreation Halloween Party and Haunted House, Little Monsters Mash at Huntsville Botanical Garden, Spooky Space Spectacular and Halloween Bash at EarlyWorks Children's Museum. Trunk-or-treats and decorated houses are almost always free; haunted houses and big festivals usually charge admission.
Hosting a trunk-or-treat in Huntsville?
Churches, schools, neighborhoods, fire departments and businesses can list a trunk-or-treat or Halloween event for free. Families find it on the map with the date, time and directions.
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