Dust off the cobwebs and watch out for things that go bump in the night! It's spooky season here in Exeter, with lots of spine-chilling events for all the family to enjoy.
Dare you read on...
Exeter Phoenix
This half-term, Exeter Phoenix is brimming with spooky fun for all ages. Get creative with zine-making, sketch a skeleton, or design spooky portraits. Families can enjoy the magical Airport Alien show, while grown-ups join the Halloween edition of Quickstep Skate Night. Expect thrills, creativity, and seasonal surprises from Exeter's famed creative hub.
RAMM
A Roman invasion is taking over RAMM this half term, with the opportunity to step into the sandals of a Roman soldier and hear the clash of shields from Ancient Greece. The golden sands of history continue as RAMM unlocks the mysteries of Ancient Egypt with a look at hieroglyphs, plus the chance to get hands on and create an Ancient Egyptian-style statue out of clay.
Exeter Red Coat Guided Tours
Find out why Exeter is reputed to be one of the most haunted cities in the country with a Ghosts & Legends tour, Tuesday's at 7pm. Visit many of Exeter’s historic buildings and listen to chilling tales about their ghostly history. Fear not though as the tour is suitable for all ages and you'll be in the safe hands of our friendly Exeter Red Coat Guides.
Crealy Theme Park
Frights, thrills, and family fun await! Spook-Fest creeps back into Crealy Theme Park this Halloween, bringing over 60 rides and attractions plus brand-new spooky surprises. Dare to explore the new rooms at Creakier Hotel, get lost in Buddy's Spook Maze, be amazed by the Bump in the Night Magic Illusion Show, plus much more. Every child also gets to take home a pumpkin!
Perfect for little monsters and older scare-seekers alike, Crealy's Spook-Fest is Devon’s ultimate Halloween day out.
Canonteign Falls
This Halloween, Canonteign Falls transforms into a breathtaking autumn wonderland, blending the beauty of nature with seasonal magic. Families can become spooky sleuths on a code-tracking trail, hunt for fairies in the ferns, get creative in the pumpkin colouring competition, and show off their costumes in the fancy dress contest. On 29th October there's also the chance to meet Canonteign's adorable alpacas and join them for a magical walk and cuddle.
RHS Garden Rosemoor
RHS Garden Rosemoor invites you to uncover the secret life of pumpkins with a spooky, hands-on adventure for the whole family. Follow a seasonal trail packed with surprises, marvel at a pumpkin banquet, and meet scarecrows carved from unusual veggies of the past. Little monsters will love the free drop-in craft sessions, running daily from 27th - 31st October, making it the perfect half-term treat full of autumnal magic and creativity.
Mercure Rougemont Hotel
The Mercure Rougemont Hotel is hosting a spooky Halloween children's party on 31st October with a buffet, treats and disco on offer. Get in the Halloween spirit by dressing up in something devilish or ghoulish as there'll be a costume contest. Call 01392 410237 to book or find out more.
Killerton
October is all about Celebrating Orchards month at Killerton. Follow a trail around the garden to take part in seasonal games and activities, and join in with lots of fantastic autumn antics.
Seaton Tramway
It's all aboard Seaton Tramway's Trick or Treat Tram this Halloween for a spooktacular family adventure! Journey through a world of pumpkins, ghouls, and magical surprises with Jack O'Lantern, your pumpkin-headed guide, as he shares his thrilling tale of transformation by mischievous witch Grizelda. Enjoy interactive storytelling, meet charming characters, take part in fun activities with the not-so-wicked witch herself at Colyton, and head home with a special goody bag.
World of Country Life
Casting a spell of fun and laughter, something magical is happening at World of Country Life during October half-term. There'll be spooky going-ons at the park, with pumpkin carving and a Halloween show.
Check out our complete guide to Halloween and half term blog for lots of spooky antics.
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