Get spooky with these South Australian council Halloween events
Councils across South Australia are hosting Halloween parties, haunted attractions, twilight markets and community activities in recent years, with plenty of inspiration for a frightfully good day out.
City of Unley
Dress up for an afternoon of Halloween fun, with games, face painting and entertainment. Enjoy sweet treats including fairy floss and ice cream, with tickets costing $10 per child and supervising adults attending free.
Find out more at City of Unley.
Port Adelaide Enfield
Tiny’s Halloween market and movie night welcomes families to a night of themed activites. Stalls and food trucks will be available on the night, so you can support local businesses before settling in for an outdoor movie under the stars.
Find out more at Port Adelaide Enfield.
City of Mitcham
Head to Carrick Hill for Halloween on the Storybook Trail. Follow a Halloween-themed trail with trick-or-treat stations and spooky surprises before finishing the adventure at a silent disco. Older children can head to Blackwood Recreation Centre for a Halloween Roller Disco with a DJ, games and giveaways.
Book your tickets at City of Mitcham.
City of Salisbury
Bring the family along for an evening of Halloween-themed activities, including science shows, cookie decorating, spooky crafts, glitter tattoos and a scavenger hunt at City of Salibury's Halloween Spooktacular. Children can also explore a Harry Potter LEGO display, create spooky sound effects and enjoy pizza while supplies last.
Book your tickets at City of Salisbury.
Campbelltown City Council
Spookside at Brookside invites visitors to follow a Halloween treasure hunt before completing a craft activity to take home. The event will be held at Brookside Cellars Community Arts Centre from 4:30pm and is open to all ages.
Find out more at City of Campbelltown.
City of Tea Tree Gully
The Halloween Treat Trail encourages residents to decorate their homes, welcome trick-or-treaters and help neighbours find Halloween hotspots around the community. Residents can register their homes on an interactive map, making it easier for families to plan a local trick-or-treat adventure.
Find out more at City of Tea Tree Gully.
Regional Council of Goyder
The Eudunda Halloween Party is back at Eudunda Centenary Gardens for 2026. Featuring a scavenger hunt, free barbecue, face painting and a best-dressed competition. The evening will finish with a free outdoor movie screening of Minions and Monsters.
Find out more at Regional Council of Goyder.
Wattle Range Council
The Wattle Range Youth Advisory Council is hosting a free Haunted House at the Millicent RSL Hall, giving visitors a choice of spooky experiences. A fun and friendly session for younger visitors commences at 5:00pm, followed by a later session with darker surprises for those ready for a bigger scare at 6:30pm.
Find out more at Wattle Range Council.
Northern Areas Council
For an experience with a darker edge, Gladstone Gaol is hosting special Halloween events. The historic prison also featured ghost tours, offering visitors the chance to explore its history and hear stories linked to the old gaol.
Find out more at Northern Areas Council.
City of Victor Harbor
Family-friendy Halloween fun is on offer at City of Victor Harbor. Start with The Victor Harbor Artisan Market from 1pm, featuring market stalls, live music, food vendors and a costume competition. Then continue the spooky vibes with a special Steam Ranger Night Ghost Train ride.
Find out more at Victor Harbor.
Whether you prefer a family-friendly party, a spooky trail or a night exploring a historic site, Halloween offers plenty of ways to connect with your community.
