Halloween is almost here, and Southwest Florida families have plenty of ways to celebrate! Whether your little ones want to show off their costumes at a trunk-or-treat, collect candy from local businesses, or spend Halloween afternoon at a fall festival, there are events happening across the area.
Halloween falls on Saturday, October 31, 2026, with several celebrations planned both before and on the big day. Here are some upcoming places to trick-or-treat around Southwest Florida.
Event details can change, so check with the organizer before heading out. Candy and activities may be available while supplies last.
Wednesday, October 28
Spellbound Stroll at Addington Place of Cape Coral
1321 NE 24th Avenue, Cape Coral, FL 33909
4–6 p.m.
Free and open to the public
Families are invited to dress up and enjoy an afternoon of Halloween fun with the residents of Addington Place. Children can collect treats, participate in Halloween-themed activities, and share smiles with members of the senior living community.
It’s a sweet opportunity for little trick-or-treaters to celebrate while bringing different generations together. Chamber of Commerce of Cape Coral
Saturday, October 31 — Halloween Day! ?
Fright Myers Beach
? Participating businesses throughout Fort Myers Beach
? 11 a.m.–2 p.m.
Start Halloween with a little beach-town fun! Fright Myers Beach invites families to visit participating island businesses for a daytime trick-or-treating adventure.
Bring the kids in costume and enjoy collecting goodies while exploring some of Fort Myers Beach’s local spots. Check the event information for participating locations before you go. SW Florida
Learn more about Fright Myers Beach
Fall Fest at Paradise Coast Sports Complex
? Paradise Coast Sports Complex, East Naples
? 1–4 p.m.
?? Free
Head to Paradise Coast Sports Complex for its sixth annual Fall Fest! Families can bring their candy bags for trunk-or-treating and enjoy an afternoon of activities, including bounce houses and a foam party.
Costumes are encouraged, making this a fun daytime stop before heading out for neighborhood trick-or-treating later in the evening. Visit Naples
Halloween Spooktacular at Cambier Park
Cambier Park, 755 8th Avenue South, Naples
3–5 p.m.
Downtown Naples is getting into the Halloween spirit with an afternoon of family activities at Cambier Park. The celebration includes games, live music, costumes, and the Porsche Naples Trunk or Treat.
Afterward, families can stroll over to Fifth Avenue South for Evening on Fifth from 5–8 p.m., featuring live music along the avenue. liveinswfl.com
Explore the Halloween Spooktacular
Trick or Treat on Old 41
? Old 41, Downtown Bonita Springs
? 5–8 p.m.
Spend Halloween evening in Downtown Bonita Springs at the Downtown Bonita Alliance’s Trick or Treat on Old 41.
Families can also enjoy the city’s Happy Haunts Halloween Walk, which will be open during the event. The city notes that the walk itself does not include candy every night, but trick-or-treating is planned during the Old 41 event on Halloween. City of Bonita Springs
See Bonita Springs Halloween information
What About Neighborhood Trick-or-Treating?
Many Southwest Florida families also enjoy the traditional door-to-door experience on Halloween night. If you’re planning to visit a neighborhood, check with its community association or local residents for any specific hours, parking rules, or access restrictions.
Look for homes with porch lights on, be respectful of private property, and remember that gated communities may have their own guest policies.
Tips for a Fun Halloween Night
- Make costumes visible. Add reflective tape or bring glow sticks and flashlights if you’ll be out after dark.
- Dress for Florida weather. Lightweight costumes and comfortable shoes can make the evening more enjoyable.
- Bring water. Even late October can feel warm in Southwest Florida!
- Check treats before eating. An adult can look through candy and check for any allergy concerns.
- Watch for traffic. Stay together, use sidewalks when available, and cross at designated crossings.
- Check event pages before leaving. Times, activities, parking, and weather plans may change.
From Fort Myers Beach to Naples and Bonita Springs, there are plenty of opportunities to make Halloween memories close to home. Grab your costumes and candy bags, and have a safe and happy Halloween, Southwest Florida! ??