Halloween Happenings 2017: Riverside Co.

RIVERSIDE COUNTY, CA – Grab your calendars, and welcome to Fall 2017 in the Inland Empire!

We've rounded up some of the best Halloween and autumn events going on throughout the region, including the spookiest haunted houses, harvest fairs, corn mazes and Day of the Dead celebrations, along with those very sweet, small-town, trick-or-treat carnivals.

Happy planning and Happy Halloween, from Patch!

HEMET:

OCT. 6-31, dates vary: 'Tent Of Terror' Halloween Haunted House 2017

LAKE ELSINORE:

Through October: Field of Screams - The Haunted Stadium 2017

NOV. 4: 'Shop for Your Cause' - Lunch, Entertainment & Discounts: Outlets

MENTONE:

Various dates in October: Terror On The Farm - Haunted Trail & Hayride

MOUNTAIN CENTER:

OCT. Fridays and Saturdays and Oct. 31: Haunted Village on the Lake - Boneyard Maze & Abandoned Mine

MURRIETA:

OCT. 30: Fun-Filled 'Night of the Mummy' Ages 3-12

NOV. 3: YESplace Murder Mystery Dinner

PALM DESERT:

OCT. 31: Howl-O-Ween: Living Desert Zoo

RIVERSIDE:

OCT. 31: Mistress Yvonne's FREE Haunted House

NOV. 3-4: Holiday Marketplace - Unique Handmade, Artisan Crafts

TEMECULA:

Daily : Pumpkin Farm - Pig Races, Pony & Train Rides, Petting Zoo

Through OCT. 31: Big Horse Corn Maze & Harvest Festival

OCT. 30-31: Halloween Wacky Workshop: Children’s Museum

WILDOMAR:

OCT. 30: Pumpkin Decorating Contest: Library

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PLANNING A HALLOWEEN ROAD TRIP? There are spooktacular events throughout California!

• Halloween Haunted Houses, Corn Mazes & Pumpkin Patches 2017: San Diego County

• Halloween Haunted Houses, Hay Mazes, Pumpkin Patches 2017: Orange County

• Halloween Haunted Houses, Corn Mazes, Pumpkin Patches 2017: L.A. County

• Halloween Haunted Houses, Corn Mazes, Pumpkin Patches 2017: SF Bay Area

• In Auburn: 'Pumpkin Nights' Walkthrough Experience

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