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What to do on Halloween (or thereabouts) as a family if you don't want to dress up
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A spread of pumpkins for sale for the Halloween season are arranged under the buckeye tree in the yard of R.J. and Pam Volz along Main Street in Evans City, Pa., Saturday, Oct. 17, 2009. They grow some of on land outside town and also resell some from farmers in the area who don't have a place to sell from.
What to do this Halloween other than the typical trick-or-treating feast may not be as difficult as you think, even if you don’t want to do the corn maze or even get dressed up.
Fortunately, on this scariest of months in Utah, there are many places to take a load off, go for a ride, or merely enjoy the scenery. Come as you are for a never-to-be-forgotten Halloween experience, but pay special attention to the days you can visit for that extra special haunting!
Free activities
Draper’s Haunted Hollow.
Free "Haunted Halloween Pirate Walkthrough" in Spanish Fork.
Find a "Halloween Storytime Close to Home". Or check out and read these books by Utah authors.
Low Cost Halloween activities—Below $8 for adults
“Halloween on the Farm” at Wheeler Farm.
“Scary Hill" at Cherry Hill.
Mid-range Halloween activities—between $8 and $15 for adults
The Heber Creeper's "The Haunted Canyon."
Red Butte Garden for "Garden after Dark".
"Haunted Village" at This is the Place
“Ghost Stories” at the Children’s Theatre.
High-range Halloween activities—over $15 for adults
“Thriller” at Kingsbury Hall.
“Frightmares” at Lagoon.
Salt Lake City Tour: Story Tours
Additonal Halloween activities not mentioned specifically above can be found here and here.
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