Visit the Niagara Parks Old Fort Erie for its All Hallow's Eve Ghost Tour Series. Tour the eerie grounds and barracks of Canada’s bloodiest battlefield by torch and candlelight. Hear spooky Halloween tales and learn about the fascinating history of some of the most beloved Halloween traditions. Join us once again for an evening of ghoulish fun!

Among the many attractions and things to do in Niagara Falls are a series of spooky sites where you can gather your friends for a very scary Halloween excursion,

The House of Frankenstein, located on Clifton Hill, there are many 'monsters' who lurk in the shadows, not living - and yet, not dead! See for yourself, the abominations that move and talk and who will make you scream!

Dare to visit the Haunted House where you can take a walk on the darker side of Clifton Hill. Inside, there is a ghost in every corner, a skeleton in every closet and every kind of ghoul imaginable. It's a spooktastic experience you've got to see to believe.

At Nightmares Fear Factory thrill-seekers are advised to enter the pitch black factory and follow a trail of red lights until they exit - it's so dark you can't see your hand in front of your face. 

This Halloween Niagara City Cruises is offering free rides to anyone 12 and under that is dressed up in a costume on October 30 and 31st.

Children must be accompanied by an adult, the cruise sails every 30 minutes between 10 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.

Just west of the historic Battle of Lundy’s Lane historic graveyard where the bloodiest battle in history took place in 1812. The 220 year old farm has still remains where two soldiers resided and died during the war, the Pew family. To this day reports of their appearances are still happening, including the mother and two children in the attic.

Held at Campark Resort, Haunt Manor is a theatrical hayride, corn maze and 7 separately themed haunted houses. Each year the overall theme changes and the Haunted Houses and characters give you a new experience, so yearly you will get immersed in a whole new world of creepiness.

Horror fans be sure you don't miss Frightmare in the Falls for two days of the most intimate and interactive Horror Festival in North America at the Scotiabank Convention Centre in majestic Niagara Falls, Canada on Friday, October 29 and Sunday, October 30, 2021.

The event will feature more than 50,000 square feet of all things horror including memorabilia, panels, celebrities, movies, autographs, displays, movie cars, cosplay, special effects props & much more! Plus there will be more than 50 vendors across two halls at the Convention Centre to allow for adequate social distancing protocols with an allowable capacity of at least 1,000 people indoors at any given time.  

Downtown Queen Street is running a contest with businesses in that area to see who can come up with the best scarecrow! So don’t forget to stop by some of your favourite local shops like The Queen Bean Cafe and Steve Wilson Studios to get your photo taken next to them before the final judging on October 30th from 1:00 - 2:00pm (located on the promenade, 4605 Queen Street)!