Halloween in Huntington Beach 2026: Events, Trick-or-Treating & More

Halloween is one of the best times of year to be in Huntington Beach. From family-friendly events and trick-or-treating to Oktoberfest and Halloween celebrations around town, there are plenty of ways to get into the Halloween spirit.

If you're looking for things to do in Huntington Beach this October, here are some of the events and activities currently confirmed for 2026.

Halloween Events in Huntington Beach

SoCal Corgi Beach Day

Saturday, October 24, 2026
10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Huntington Beach, 21351 Pacific Coast Highway

Corgi Beach Day is returning to Huntington Beach on Saturday, October 24.

The event is free and open to everyone, and you don't need to have a corgi or even a dog to attend. The fall event will feature Halloween-themed activities, contests, vendors, food trucks, photo opportunities and plenty of corgis on the beach.

The event is being held at its newer location near 21351 Pacific Coast Highway, about two blocks south of the Huntington Beach Pier.

Beach parking is listed at $20 for the day.

If you're looking for something different to do before Halloween, this is one of the more unique events happening in Huntington Beach this October.

Bella Terra Boo Bash + Trick-or-Treat

Saturday, October 31, 2026
1:00 – 5:00 PM
Bella Terra – 7777 Edinger Avenue

Bella Terra is hosting its annual Boo Bash and center-wide trick-or-treating on Halloween.

Trick-or-treating will take place from 1:00–3:00 PM, with Halloween entertainment continuing through 5:00 PM.

Families can visit participating businesses for treats while supplies last. The event will also include entertainment, Halloween characters, games, crafts and photo opportunities.

Costumes are encouraged, making this a good option for families looking for a daytime Halloween activity.

Halloween on Main Street

Surf City Spooktacular

Saturday, October 31, 2026
Downtown Huntington Beach

Downtown Huntington Beach will host its annual Surf City Spooktacular on Halloween.

The event is centered around Main Street and gives families another option for celebrating Halloween in the heart of downtown.

The 2026 event date is confirmed for Saturday, October 31. Additional event details and scheduling should be checked with Downtown Huntington Beach as Halloween gets closer.

If you're planning to spend Halloween downtown, it's worth arriving early and allowing extra time for parking and getting around the area.

Oktoberfest at Old World Village

Halloween isn't the only reason Huntington Beach gets busy at the end of October.

Old World Village's 2026 Oktoberfest runs through November 8, with events taking place Wednesday through Sunday.

On Halloween, Saturday, October 31, Oktoberfest is scheduled to run during the day and into the evening.

Old World Village is located at 7561 Center Avenue in Huntington Beach.

Oktoberfest is a different kind of Halloween option, with German food, live entertainment and the atmosphere Old World Village is known for.

Because the event has different age requirements depending on the session, check Old World Village's current event information before heading over.

What About Trick-or-Treating in Huntington Beach?

There isn't one citywide trick-or-treating schedule that covers every Huntington Beach neighborhood.

Halloween in Huntington Beach is generally a neighborhood-by-neighborhood experience, so the timing and activity can vary depending on where you live.

Downtown Huntington Beach also offers organized Halloween activities, giving families another option outside of traditional neighborhood trick-or-treating.

If you're taking kids out on Halloween night, it's a good idea to plan your route ahead of time and check for any neighborhood-specific events or activities.

Tips for Halloween in Huntington Beach

A few simple things can make Halloween night easier:

  • Arrive early for popular events.

  • Give yourself extra time for parking, especially around downtown.

  • Use crosswalks and watch for traffic, bikes and other pedestrians.

  • Make sure costumes allow children to see clearly and move comfortably.

  • Bring a flashlight or other form of visibility if you'll be out after dark.

  • If you're bringing a pet, consider whether crowded Halloween events will be comfortable for them.

  • Check event websites before heading out in case schedules or event details change.

Planning Your Halloween in Huntington Beach

Whether you're looking for a family-friendly afternoon, a Halloween event downtown or something a little different, there are plenty of ways to enjoy October in Huntington Beach.

Some of the biggest confirmed options include Corgi Beach Day on October 24, Bella Terra's Boo Bash on October 31, Surf City Spooktacular in Downtown Huntington Beach on October 31, and Oktoberfest at Old World Village throughout the month.

And of course, one of the best parts of Halloween in Huntington Beach is simply being outside and enjoying the neighborhoods, downtown, beach and everything that makes the city such a fun place to live.

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