Halloween Events in Inland Empire (2026)

A professional, year-round haunted attraction in the High Desert opens its Halloween season, “ORIGINS,” running nightly hours through Nov. 1. Groups of six or more get a discount at checkout.

A ticketed walk-through haunted maze in Yucaipa from Black Casket Productions.

Castle Park’s nighttime haunt returns with three mazes, scare zones, rides, themed food and live entertainment. The 2026 edition adds two all-new mazes. Not intended for guests under 13, and guests under 17 must be with a parent or guardian 21 or older. If the park closes early for weather while you’re inside, Guest Relations gives you a free return ticket.

Redlands pumpkin farm open Sept. 17–Nov. 2, 2026 (closed Sept. 21–23, 28–29 and Oct. 5, 6, 13 and 19). Hours: Mon–Thu 4–9pm, Fri 4–10pm, Sat 10am–10pm, Sun 10am–9pm. After dark, The Hollow haunted maze is ticketed separately on the same property.

ABC Tree Farms’ Pick of the Patch pumpkin lot in Lake Elsinore, with inflatables and water slides for kids. Open to the public; no reservations needed.

A free community cemetery haunt that benefits local charities. Street viewing nightly 6–10pm; walk through the cemetery and pumpkin patch Thursday–Sunday evenings. Bring a non-perishable food or pet-supply donation.

A neighborhood haunt in Orangecrest with two mazes and a ghost town, 30 scare actors, and your choice of scare level: no scare, scary or extreme. Actors don’t touch guests. Wheelchair accessible throughout; pay at the door.

A free, family-run haunted maze with live actors in Jurupa Valley. There’s no chemical spill here, they swear. Kid friendly, adult scary; food trucks and vendors; wheelchair-accessible pathway. Donations accepted.

San Bernardino County Regional Parks turns the old Calico ghost town into Halloween central for two weekends. The 2026 theme is “Outlaws versus Miners,” with trick-or-treating, costume and pumpkin-carving contests, a kids’ carnival tent, stage shows, haunted attractions and a Saturday-night Monster Mash Dance.

Elsinore High School Theatre’s spooky stage show: student guides lead you through a museum of eerie tales inspired by The Monkey’s Paw, The Velvet Ribbon, Poe’s The Tell-Tale Heart and more, with music, dance and a cast of delightfully eerie characters. Tickets through the school.

Division 9 Gallery’s 23rd annual Riverside Day of the Dead takes over downtown for two days: music and dance on the Marigold, Calaca and Detour stages (Voodoo Glow Skulls headline Saturday), altars and car altars, and art, food and face-painting vendors.

A free, all-ages Over the Garden Wall-themed oddities market for anyone still in the spooky mood after Halloween: local artists, oddities, bones and bugs, candles, jewelry, tarot readings and photo ops. Dressing up is heavily encouraged.