WELCOME
You have made it to the official site of the Sky Country Halloween Haunt! Here you will find the link to our trick or treat map as well as helpful hints for haunters and trick or treaters!
The bewitching hour is upon us...
When: Saturday, October 31st
6:00 pm-9:30pm
Sky Country Neighborhood
Trick Or Treaters Beware...
You are in for a scare!
🎃 Sky Country Neighborhood Trick-or-Treat Night 🎃
Join us for a night of spooky fun and community spirit this Halloween!
To help keep everyone safe and ensure a great experience for all, please take a moment to review our Trick-or-Treat guidelines:
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Go in groups – Never trick-or-treat alone.
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Be street-smart – Always look both ways before crossing.
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Stay visible – Carry a flashlight, glowstick, or wear something reflective so drivers can see you.
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Respect the haunters! 👻 Please don’t touch decorations or costumed monsters. Many neighbors put time, effort, and money into their displays. Treat them kindly, and they’ll return the favor!
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Drive with care – If you’re driving between stops, please keep your speed around 20 mph to avoid accidents.
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Car-free zones – Some of the busier streets will be closed to vehicles this year for safety. Please respect the closures and enjoy a little extra walking time!
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Show the love – Visit houses off the main streets too. The more activity those homes see, the more neighbors will join in next year!
🗺️ Participating Houses Map
Click the link below to see the Google Map of participating homes.
Be sure to refresh the link before heading out—the map updates regularly as more houses are added!
What is this???
👻 A Little History Behind Sky Country’s Trick-or-Treat Tradition 👻
Eight years ago, the common theme across our Sky Country social media threads was frustration — so many of us had the Halloween spirit, but not enough trick-or-treaters to share it with!
It turned out the kids and families simply didn’t realize how many homes in our neighborhood went all out with decorations and candy. So, we came up with a simple idea that changed everything: we created a Google Map showing participating houses and shared it throughout the community.
Since then, the tradition has grown bigger every year — more lights, more laughter, more spooky fun, and more neighbors joining in. What started as a few households eager for visitors has become a full-fledged Sky Country Halloween celebration that families look forward to year after year!
Spooky Stuff???? I want in.....
Getting involved is easy! If you live in Sky Country and can commit to passing out candy on Halloween, just send me your address and I will add you to the map, go as extravagant or as simple as you like and hand out to whom ever you want. Enjoy being part of an epic community and be prepared for a scare!
Frequently Asked Questions from Haunters
Why are you inviting in people from outside the community?
Trick or Treaters have always gone to neighborhoods that are perceived as "the best" either because of the candy, the amount of houses participating, or the decorations. People will come to what they perceive is the best, even if its not their neighborhood. Plus, a few years ago, most were complaining about not getting enough trick or treaters- problem solved.
Now people with bad intentions have a map of our community.
Right you are. However, we do not live in a gated community and this map is accessible to anyone who has access to the internet.
Plus, statistically crime rates are lower among communities that do outreach because they interact with others.
I don't like the idea of the map, but I still want to pass out candy.
Please do! You do not need to be on the map to pass out candy.
What do I get for being on the map?
The map is solely to let trick or treaters know which houses are participating. I am working on creating a larger sense of belonging for those involved so this year haunters will get an exclusive sticker, and a thank you note.
Advice From Haunters For Haunters
The advice below is a product of feedback from previous years. You by no means need to follow it, we are just sharing our experiences to help you. If you would like to contribute tips, please feel free to message me.
1. For those with streets with a lot of foot traffic, consider barricading the street to cut down on vehicle traffic. (Contact me for supplies)
2. Try to have walkways lit. This can be a challenge this time of year, but it prevents injuries and prevents your yard and decorations from getting unwanted attention.
3. If you have a narrow entryway to your house, consider passing out candy in the driveway. It prevents blockages and provides easier passageways for those who have strollers.
4. For houses with a lot of props that need to be plugged in, consider renting a generator to run them. Fog machines in particular pull a lot of power and can blow fuses.
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