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Halloween Events in Moorpark, CA (2026)

SoCal Spooky lists 3 Halloween events and spooky places in Moorpark for 2026. 1 is free. The season here runs from Sept. 26 to Nov. 1.

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Pumpkin Patches in Moorpark1 patch

More Spooky Events in Moorpark2 events

Boo at the Zoo
America’s Teaching Zoo, Moorpark College

Opens Oct 24

Sat–Sun · Oct. 24–25 & Oct. 31–Nov. 1, 2026 · 11am–4:30pm

Moorpark · Family · All Ages

Two weekends of daytime Halloween at Moorpark College’s teaching zoo: six themed trick-or-treat stations, activity booths, pumpkin bingo, photo spots and wildlife meet-and-greets. Come in costume, and say hi to Clarence, the 103-year-old Galápagos tortoise (best seen before 3pm).

America’s Teaching Zoo, Moorpark College, 7075 Campus Rd, Moorpark, CA 93021

Haunted High Street
City of Moorpark

Opens Oct 31

Sat. Oct. 31, 2026 · 4–7pm

Moorpark · Family · All Ages

Moorpark’s Halloween night on High Street: a trunk-or-treat from local businesses, a costume contest at 5pm (kids, tweens and teens, adults, and families), a library pumpkin-decorating patch, and a kids’ carnival for ages 3–10 with games, bounce houses, a giant slide and a trackless train (the carnival needs a wristband ticket). Free admission. High Street is closed to traffic; park at the South Metrolink lot, the library or the community center.

High Street (North Metrolink lot, 300 E High St), Moorpark, CA

Questions about Halloween in Moorpark

How many Halloween events are in Moorpark in 2026?

SoCal Spooky lists 3: 1 pumpkin patch and 2 other spooky events.

When does Halloween season start in Moorpark?

The earliest listing starts Sept. 26 and the latest runs through Nov. 1. Each listing shows its own dates.

Are there free Halloween events in Moorpark?

Yes, 1: Haunted High Street — City of Moorpark.

Are there family-friendly Halloween events in Moorpark?

Yes. These are listed as good for families: Boo at the Zoo — America’s Teaching Zoo, Moorpark College and Haunted High Street — City of Moorpark.

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