Santa’s Village is embracing the Halloween spirit and has transformed into a spooktacular, festive experience right here in Ontario.
The one-of-a-kind, Christmas-themed amusement park in the Muskokas is a beloved holiday tradition. Nestled in the gorgeous forest landscape of Muskoka, Santa’s Village is known for its attractions like the Candy Cane Express Train and its famous Carousel, but this Halloween, it has turned up the fear factor.
Halloween makeover
Think glowing jack-o-lanterns, bubbling cauldrons, and a little bit of toil and trouble. Sounds like Halloween to us!
“Spooktacular is in full swing – and Saturday evenings are the time to experience it at its spookiest,” shared organizers in an Instagram post. “With special effects around every corner, it’s the perfect mix of magical and spooky fun for the whole family.”
You’ll get the chance to explore Santa’s Spooky Swamp Pumpkin Trail — an eerie trail that winds through foggy paths, spooky surprises, and haunting Halloween displays.
It’s fun for the entire family. So trick-or-treaters, make sure to bring your own bag to get your hands on some treats.
Tickets
If you’re eager to make the trip, be sure to do so before the month ends. The Spooktacular experience is only available on weekends until the last Sunday of October 2025.
Tickets start at $47.95 and can be purchased online.
If you needed some weekend plans, it looks like you’re covered!
When: Weekends until Oct. 26, 2025
Time: Saturdays, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Sundays, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Where: 1624 Golden Beach Rd., Bracebridge, Ont.
Cost: $47.95+
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