10 Halloween Activities in the Fraser Valley/Metro Vancouver Region

Halloween in the Fraser Valley and Metro Vancouver regions isn’t just about trick-or-treating—this region comes alive with haunted houses, pumpkin patches, ghostly tours, and more! Whether you’re looking for spine-tingling scares or wholesome family fun, there’s something for everyone. Here are my top 10 Halloween activities you won’t want to miss this October:

1) Fright Nights at Playland (Vancouver)
If you crave heart-pounding thrills, Fright Nights is a must. With multiple haunted houses, live shows, and terrifying rides, it’s a Halloween classic for adults and older teens.
Cost: $39–$59 per person, depending on the night.

2) Maan Farms Haunted Corn Maze (Abbotsford)
This infamous maze is not for the faint of heart! Navigate terrifying twists and turns, or opt for the family-friendly daytime maze.
Cost: $30–$50 for the haunted maze; $15–$20 for the family maze.

3) Pumpkin Patch at Laity Pumpkin Patch (Maple Ridge)
Perfect for families, this patch offers hayrides, corn mazes, and plenty of photo ops.
Cost: $8–$10 per person; kids under 2 free.

4) Stanley Park Ghost Train (Vancouver)
Ride through Stanley Park on a train decked out with Halloween displays and spooky stories—great for all ages.
Cost: $7–$15 per person.

5) Reapers Haunted Attraction (Chilliwack)
One of the scariest haunts in BC, featuring a haunted house and a maze of terror. Recommended for teens and adults.
Cost: $20–$35 per person.

6) Potter’s House of Horrors (Surrey)
With both “ultra-scary” and “family hour” options, this haunted house is a local legend.
Cost: $19.99–$34.99 per person.

7) Fort Langley Grave Tales Walking Tours (Fort Langley)
Explore the spooky history of Fort Langley with costumed storytellers guiding you by lantern light.
Cost: $20–$30 per person.

8) Burnaby Village Museum’s Eerie Illusions (Burnaby)
Step back in time with this immersive Halloween event featuring projections, live performances, and trick-or-treating.
Cost: $10–$15 per person.

9) Glow in the Garden at VanDusen Botanical Garden (Vancouver)
Wander through beautifully lit gardens with pumpkin displays and family-friendly activities.
Cost: $10–$15 per person.

10) Harrison Pumpkin Festival (Harrison Mills)
Stroll through fields of pumpkins, enjoy food trucks, and snap Instagram-worthy photos.
Cost: $10–$20 per person.

From haunted houses that will test your courage to charming pumpkin patches perfect for little ones, the Fraser Valley and Metro Vancouver regions have Halloween fun for every taste and budget. Make this October unforgettable by checking out a few (or all!) of these spooky spots. Happy haunting! 🎃