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Halloween haunts for half term 

Halloween, the spookiest holiday of the year and the best time for family magic and fun. Whether it’s picking the perfect pumpkin or daring a night zip line, we have pulled together a list of the best things to get you in the Halloween mood this half term.

The perfect pumpkin patch 

Nothing says Halloween quite like picking the ultimate pumpkin, and where better than at Hooton’s Homegrown on Anglesey. Find your spooky squash whilst enjoying a taste of something local at the farm shop – the best place to pick up some seasonal produce and warm your hands with a hot cocoa.


After picking your pumpkin, bundle back to Madrona, a modern four-bedroom hideaway for an evening of carving. With a spacious kitchen and a dining table, it’s the ideal spot for the whole family to get their creative juices flowing.

Left to right – pumpkin patch, Madrona living room

Nighttime zip lines 

For those looking for spooktacular thrills this Halloween then a trip to Betws-y-Coed’s Zip World’s Ffear Fforest is a must. This ticketed event, aimed at audiences 9+, is running from 9th October to the 2nd November 2025 and offers the chance to ride the Cursed Coaster and venture on the zip lines after dark!

Once you’ve had your thrills, cosy down in Bryn Afon. Continue the chilling scenes with a scary film, swap ghost stories and look at the stars or recover with a family feast around the table!

Left to right – Zip World, Bryn Afon

Monster movie marathons 

If there’s one thing about North Wales, it’s that there are days where the weather is really weathering! If you don’t fancy trekking out in the rain, hunker down in a hideaway for a movie marathon. Beach Terrace’s cinema room is built for days like this. Cocoon yourself in with plenty of snacks and enjoy an afternoon film or two, escape to the garage for a game of table tennis or play a game of zombie hide and seek in the house.

For those wanting to make a splash in the rain, this home is right on the beach – your own sandy playground just a hop and a splosh to the sea.

Beach Terrace

Spooktacular woods


For a day of halloweening for the whole family, head to GreenWood Family Park for their SpookWood experience, open from the 21st – 31st October. Keep the little ones busy with a wide range of activities taking place including costume competitions, witchy crafts, chilling rides and hair-raising shows. Don’t leave your four-legged friend behind as dogs are welcome too. Retreat to Eryl Mor, a 7-bedroom hideaway with plenty of room to continue the Halloween happenings.

going on a skeleton hunt

If you find yourself near Castell Conwy on Halloween night itself, be sure to take part in their ticketed skeleton hunt, taking place throughout the day on Friday 31st October.

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