10 Must-Do Edmonton Haunted Houses in 2023 (That are Kid-Friendly)
Haunted House season is here in Edmonton and there are plenty of Halloween free-haunted houses in the city to explore with your kids. From lights-on haunts, to festivals with a trio of haunted experiences to explore, food trucks and live entertainment, you’re not going to want to miss these Edmonton haunted houses this Halloween.
Here are the best kid-friendly Haunted Houses in Edmonton to explore this Halloween (2023)
Delwood Kingdom of Lost Souls Haunted House
7515 Delwood Road, Edmonton
Admission: $5
An incredible local fundraiser creates this annual haunt that has just enough scare for the older kids and adults in your squad, but also lights-on opportunities to enjoy the show! Visit during the first scare of the season for a lights-on, less scary experience.
Visit the WebsiteNightmare on Athapaskan Haunted House
26 Athapaskan Dr
Admission: donation/food bank donation
The Asylum is back to scare and haunt this Halloween in Leduc. With both lights-off, and lights-on, less scary times to visit for families and younger children - there is a haunt for everyone! The actors are instructed not to scare during lights on experiences (you’ll find the lights on haunted house daily between 5-6pm). Don’t forget your food bank or $5 donation for entry.
Visit the WebsiteLakeland Haunted House
1212 Lake Vista Crescent, Sherwood Park
Admission: free/food bank donation
A kid-friendly favourite, this haunted house in Sherwood Park goes all-out for Halloween. Get your scare on and walk through the immersive experience, for a short haunting experience! This one is perfect for younger children, as an introduction to a haunted experience.
Visit the WebsiteKiwi Nurseries Haunted House
31313 118 Ave NW
Admission: $6/free
Kiwi Nurseries haunted house is a must-do through the Halloween season in Edmonton. The kid-friendly haunted house is one that opens the earliest, and the way that we kick off Halloween and spooky season here in the city!
Visit the WebsiteSpruce Ridge Scare
287 Spruce Ridge Road
Admission: $5/food bank donation
Opening every Friday night starting Friday the 13th of October, you’re not going to want to miss this haunt! Kids hour is between 6-7pm, with a low-scare experience, followed by the full scare after. This is a must-see haunted house in Spruce Grove, for families
Visit the WebsiteHaunted House in Rosenthal
1070 Rosenthal Blvd
Admission: free
Perfect for younger crowds, this haunt is a scavenger hunt with a prize at the end. It’s free to join, and tickets can be reserved in advance. Gather your goblins and ghouls, throw on their capes and costumes and join us for a Spooktacular Haunted Hunt! Kids of all ages will navigate the field by the Rosenthal Playground with a map identifying spooky flags. Locate all the flags and finish the course to receive an extra sweet treat! The hunt will take approximately 30 minutes to complete.
Visit the WebsiteWarwa Woods at Camp Warwa
Darwell, AB
Admission: $14-16
Join the fun for a family friendly Halloween experience in our Camp Warwa Forest and then enjoy pumpkin carving, painting, and other family activities in our Dining Hall! A food concession will be available at an additional cost. Alternatively, there’s an after-hours, haunted walk through the woods for ages 16+, for two nights only.
Visit the WebsiteDark at Fort Edmonton Park
7000 143 St NW,
Admission: $45
At Dark, your worst fears will be roaming through Fort Edmonton Park’s exhilarating new haunting experiences. Survive a horde of undead in a defenceless frontier town. Escape the deranged killer clown whose grand gesture is murder. Dare to discover what nightmares are made during the witching hour. The trio of haunted houses in Edmonton are mixed with live entertainment, food trucks and music for a frighteningly-fun experience.
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