by Park City, Utah — Halloween brings autumn colors, seasonal celebrations and family-friendly activities to Park City as October comes to an end. Known for its mountain scenery and historic Main Street, the Utah destination offers a festive setting for families, children and visitors looking for Halloween fun.
From costume parties and pumpkin-themed activities to community trick-or-treating and spooky seasonal outings, there are several ways to celebrate Halloween in and around Park City. With Halloween falling on Saturday, October 31, 2026, families can plan a weekend filled with autumn activities and festive entertainment.
1. Howl-O-Ween on Historic Main Street
Park City’s signature Halloween celebration returns to Historic Main Street on Saturday, October 31, 2026, from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Families can visit participating shops for trick-or-treating while children and dogs show off their Halloween costumes.
The event welcomes visitors of all ages and is a popular choice for families seeking a community Halloween celebration. Participating merchants provide treats, creating a festive atmosphere throughout the historic district.
Main Street is scheduled to close to vehicle traffic at 2 p.m. Visitors can park at the China Bridge garage for a flat rate of $15 or use free parking at Richardson Flat Park-and-Ride with shuttle service. Free Park City public transit is also encouraged. Dogs are welcome but must remain on leashes.
2. Celebrate the Spirits at Willow Creek Park
Families can enjoy another Halloween outing at Willow Creek Park, where Basin Recreation is hosting its Celebrate the Spirits Trick-or-Treat Event on Saturday, October 24, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The free event features a trick-or-treat loop, activity stations and costume contests. Visitors can arrive during the two-hour event to enjoy the activities at their own pace.
Registration is encouraged, making this a useful option for parents who want to organise their children’s Halloween weekend in advance.
3. Halloween in the Swamp at the National Ability Center
Halloween in the Swamp offers a themed afternoon for families looking for inclusive seasonal activities. The National Ability Center is scheduled to host the event on October 24, 2026, from 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
The Shrek-inspired celebration includes pumpkin decorating, trunk-or-treating and a variety of activity stations. The event welcomes people of different ages and abilities, with accessible paved paths and designated quiet spaces.
Costumes are encouraged, although masks are not permitted. Families should check registration requirements and event arrangements before attending.
4. Spooktacular Weekend at Swaner EcoCenter
Nature-loving families can add the Spooktacular Weekend at Swaner EcoCenter to their October plans. The seasonal programme features geocache trick-or-treating, nature-themed crafts and hands-on activities.
The event is scheduled to begin on October 23, 2026, with additional dates advertised for the weekend. It offers an opportunity for children to combine Halloween fun with outdoor exploration and learning about the natural environment.
Visitors should confirm the available sessions and admission details before travelling.
5. Ghost Walks Along Historic Main Street
Park City’s mining history provides an atmospheric backdrop for Halloween ghost walks. Guided tours take visitors through historic streets while sharing local legends, stories about the town’s past and accounts of unexplained events.
These walks can appeal to adults, couples and older children who prefer historical storytelling to traditional haunted houses. Some tours offer walking-only options, while others include food stops.
Advance reservations may be required, and visitors should check age recommendations and departure times before choosing a tour.
6. Little Shop of Horrors at the Egyptian Theatre
Visitors seeking Halloween-themed entertainment indoors can look for performances of Little Shop of Horrors at the Egyptian Theatre on Main Street.
The production is scheduled to run from October 28 through November 1, 2026, offering a theatrical option during Halloween week. The musical combines comedy, horror and memorable songs, making it an alternative to outdoor events.
The Halloween-night performance is scheduled for October 31 at 8 p.m. Ticket availability, prices and age guidance should be checked before making plans.
7. Halloween Activities Around Heber City
Families willing to travel beyond Park City can explore additional seasonal celebrations in nearby Heber City. Heber Halloween Fest is scheduled for Friday, October 30, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Heber City Main Street Park.
The event includes free trick-or-treating, face painting, food trucks and a science demonstration. A separate carnival fundraiser is also planned, with admission listed at $10 per person or $40 per family.
Which Halloween event in Park City would you most like to attend this year? Share your favourite activity or plans for Halloween weekend!
