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The Portland Haunt Week Guide Just Got an Upgrade

By Tim Marino

Ready-made haunt crawls, a build-your-own route, and Halloween night from trick-or-treating to after dark.

Portland Haunt Week logo: a smiling ghost over a haunted house inside an orange map pin

The rain showed up, but that shouldn’t dampen your Halloween fun.

I updated my Portland Haunt Week guide to make planning your next spooky outing easier:

  • Ready-made haunt crawls that open in Google Maps, stops in order
  • Build your own crawl and sort your stops by distance
  • Halloween plans from afternoon trick-or-treating to after-dark haunts
  • House listings labeled so you know what’s confirmed for 2026 and what’s a drive-by gamble
  • Last chances to catch the haunts running into November

St. Johns, Milwaukie, Vancouver, and plenty in between.

And yes, one route ends at my house on Taylor Street. The full Monstavilla walk-through opens Halloween night at 5 pm.

Open the Portland Haunt Week guide

Decorating your own yard?

There’s a submission form in the guide. Send it over so I can review it for the next update.

Submit your haunt

Pick your night. Find your stops. Bring a raincoat.

Guide details as of October 25, 2026. Hours change, so check each listing before you go.

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