10+ Spine-Chilling Haunted Spots in Tacoma to Explore This Halloween

1. Fright House Station

One of the most popular haunted houses in the area, Fright House Station offers multiple haunted attractions all under one roof. Prepare to scream your way through this terrifying, immersive experience that’s perfect for adults and older kids who love a good scare.

Location: 626 E 25th St, Tacoma
Dates: Open weekends through October

2. Hoot and Howl

Guests can stroll along Northwest Trek’s illuminated animal paths, searching for all eight trick-or-treat stations while enjoying festive games like pumpkin checkers and tic-tac-toe. Don’t forget to snap some spooky photos along the way! Keep your ears open for nighttime animal sounds (did you catch that howl?) and meet the barn owl, raccoons, or beavers along with their keepers. 

Location: NW Trek 11610 Trek Dr E Eatonville
Dates: October 25-26, 2024 5:00-9:00pm

3. Haunted Hike at Point Defiance Park

Visitors to Point Defiance Park often report eerie encounters with the ghost of Jennifer Bastian, a fourteen-year-old girl who tragically went missing in 1986. Her body was later found near the main road of Five Mile Drive. Many believe her restless spirit still lingers, appearing at night alongside her bike. Witnesses claim to have seen her with hollow eye sockets and a chilling smile as she gazes at those who pass by.

For a spine-tingling experience, join a guided hike through the haunted woods of Point Defiance Park, where the ghostly tales and spooky legends of the Pacific Northwest come alive. It's the perfect way to soak in the crisp fall air while enjoying a few well-timed frights!

Location: Point Defiance Park, Tacoma
Dates: Fri.-Sun., Oct. 16-Oct. 31, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.

4. LeMay Halloween Trunk-or-Treat

Take a Halloween trunk or treat tour around the Historical Marymount Campus with over 50 trunk hosts each year kids come to enjoy a safe and unique way to trick-or-treat as they work their way from car to car around our campus. Decorated in themes ranging from “Mad Scientist” to “Charlie Brown Halloween,” this event is one that both children and adults will look forward to.

Location: 325 152nd St E, Tacoma
Date: October 26 1:00-3:00

5. The Haunted Woods at Maris Farms

Venture to Maris Farms in nearby Buckley for a haunted corn maze and creepy farm experience that’s sure to give you goosebumps. If you’re looking for a real scare, this attraction is packed with live actors, special effects, and plenty of terrifying surprises.

If nothing else, you gotta check out their video preview of the event here. Wow!

Location: 24713 Sumner Buckley Hwy, Buckley
Dates: Weekends through October

6. Rocky Horror Picture Show at Blue Mouse Theatre

For fans of cult classics, catch a live screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show at the Blue Mouse Theatre. Join in with fellow fans in this interactive showing, where costumes are highly encouraged.

Location: 2611 N Proctor St, Tacoma
Dates: October 28 & 31

7. Halloween Pub Crawl – Tacoma Downtown

For adults looking for a lively night out, the Tacoma Halloween Pub Crawl is a fun way to celebrate. Dress up in your best costume and enjoy special drinks, themed parties, and plenty of entertainment across multiple bars. 

Location: Various locations in downtown Tacoma
Date: October 28

8.  Halloween Glow Golf

Show up in costume and score an exclusive goodie bag filled with candy and wearable Halloween surprises. Bring your friends for a frightfully fun 9-hole golf adventure at Meadow Park, Tacoma. Tee off with glowing golf balls while you sip on devilishly delicious drinks from the bar. This is one Halloween experience you won’t want to miss—tricks, treats, and a whole lot of fun await!

Location: Meadow Park Golf Course
Dates: Fri-Su October 31, 10:00 am-3 pm

9. Tacoma Ghost Tours

Explore the haunted history of downtown Tacoma with this 90 min guided ghost tour. Learn about the city’s eerie past, including haunted hotels, ghostly sightings, and mysterious deaths, as you walk through Tacoma’s streets and historic buildings.

Location: Tours start at Pantages Theater, Tacoma
Dates: Offered nightly through October

10. Sumner Street of Treats

Bring your children to Historic Downtown Sumner for a night of Trick or Treating. This annual event is sponsored by the downtown merchants and is open to all children. The City even closes the street for the safety of the kids who will be celebrating along the main street as they show off their costumes and receive treats from the merchants.

Location: Main Street Sumner
Date: October 31  4:00p,-7:00 pm