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Get Ready For Spooky Season This Halloween In Santa Clarita

KHTS is putting together a list of the 2024 Santa Clarita’s Halloween events to attend such as Damian’s ‘Not-So-Haunted House’ and the Haunted Hike at Castaic Lake. 

Damian’s ‘Not-So-Haunted House’ is a walk-through experience that is zero percent scary but 100 percent Halloween and fun for the whole family, according to officials. 

Guests can come see “Count Mickey,” “Madame Minnie,” and the rest of the gang in this one-of-a-kind garage transformed by real theme park designers.  

Costumes are encouraged and sales from the bake sale and all donations are set to be given to the “Please Save Damian” campaign, a cause to expedite the development of life-saving treatment for the rare genetic disease ASMD (aka “Baby Alzheimer’s”). 

The event is scheduled to take place beginning Oct. 18 and 19, Oct. 24 through 26 and Oct. 28  through Nov. 1. 

The event is from 5 to 8 p.m. and is located at the end of Airville Avenue in Newhall. All entertainment at this event is free, but donations are greatly appreciated, added officials. 

In addition, Friends of Castaic Lake is set to host its annual Haunted Hike, which is a great option for teenagers over the age of 13 at Castaic Lake. 

The hike is scheduled to take place on Friday, Oct. 25, Saturday, Oct. 26 and Sunday, Oct. 27, with hikes occurring every 15 minutes. 

All minors must be accompanied by an adult, and not recommended for children as it involves crawling and crouching. 

There is also set to be interaction with actors and the obstacles on the hike, including things like gore canons, balls of fire and blood. 

General admission for the event costs $15 presale, $20 for walk-ins, VIP skip-the-line is $25 presale and $30 for a skip-the-line walk-in. 

For more information on the Haunted Hike in Castaic, click here. 

Another Halloween event is Haunt in Valencia is Coffinwood Cemetery that is a  family friendly walk-thru home haunt.

The haunted house is open on Friday and Saturday night in October and Halloween night, according to officials.

Fridays are non-scare nights where guests can walk through without anyone jumping out at them and are also set to have face painting and games with prizes for kids.

Saturday’s and Halloween night are full on scare nights with live actors, added officials.

At the haunted house there is set to be  a T-shirt giveaway. Everything is always free. Details can be found on our Instagram page at: coffinwood_cemetery.

Another Halloween coming up is Cuest Port Haunt which is a fundraiser for Skeletons for St. Judes Children’s Hospital where all proceeds go directly towards St. Judes. 

The attraction is set to have a yard display that features scary props, figures, a projection ghost in the upper window of the house, lights, sound, fog, strobes.

Cuest Port Haunt is a yard display- drive by only – with the exception of Halloween night however trick-or-treater are welcomed, if you dare.

The attraction is scheduled to begin on Friday, Oct. 18 from seven to 10:30 p.m. at 23235 Cuest Port Drive Valencia, California 91354. 

Get thrills and chills at the free “Saw” themed yard haunt at 24044 Via Vizcaya in Valencia, starting at sundown on Friday 8/25 through Sunday 8/27, and additional super scares on Wednesday 10/30 and Thursday 10/31. Featuring a photo booth, popcorn, and a large walkthrough maze.

Bar Harbor Scares is coming back again this year featuring graveyard, spiders, webs, eyes, cauldrons, scarecrow, ghoul, skeleton, floating candles, pumpkin. 

Lightning, Sfx, fog and mist. Multiple pop-up animatronics. Walk through from the pathway, weave into the patio and back out to the front.

The event is scheduled to take place Sept. 27-29, Oct. 4-6, 11-13, 18-20, 25, 27, Nov. 1. At 23935 Bar Harbor Court, Santa Clarita, California, 91355. 

Santa Clarita girl time is putting on an adult Halloween party for the community and Everyone’s welcome. 

The event is scheduled for Saturday October 19th at 7:00 p.m. At the Sanctuary Animal Assisted Therapy Farm. 

Ticket prices vary depending on when they are purchased. During the Pre-sale tickets cost $35, after the presale $40 and tickets at the door cost $45. 

Grace Baptist is hosting its annual Fall Festival on Friday, October 25 from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. on its campus. 

The Santa Clarita Sheriff Station is hosting its 33rd annual Haunted House featuring live entertainment, vendors, food trucks, games, and more. 

The haunted house is scheduled to being on Sunday, October 27 from 10 am to 3pm, according to officials. 

 To have your Spooky attraction added to the Santa Clarita Halloween list, email us at [email protected].


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Get Ready For Spooky Season This Halloween In Santa Clarita

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About Dani Gallegos

Dani Gallegos has grown up living in Santa Clarita her whole life. She went to LA Baptist high school and attended The Masters University for college majoring in communications and graduating in May of 2022. Dani loves to write about news and other things. In her spare time she enjoys reading and spending time with her dog and trying new places to eat.