Halloween is creeping closer, and the burning question on every little ghost and goblin’s mind is, “Where can I score the most treats?” While kids are on the prowl for candy treasures, parents want to ensure they’re navigating safe neighborhoods for their trick-or-treating adventures.
Phoenix has been conjured up as a top ten destination for trick-or-treating nationwide, boasting plenty of neighborhoods adorned with spooky decor and overflowing with candy. Get ready for a frightfully fun night, as we unveil the best neighborhoods in the Phoenix Metro Area to haunt this Halloween!
McCormick Ranch
In Scottsdale, McCormick Ranch is a haven for little witches and wizards, offering a safe environment filled with a bounty of treats. While it might not be known for its spine-chilling decorations, this neighborhood is legendary for handing out king-size candy bars. Talk about a sweet score! And if you’re craving more than just trick-or-treating, don’t miss the Halloween Spook-Track-ula at McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park—a fun and slightly eerie train ride perfect for all ages.
Encanto
If you seek a neighborhood that truly embraces the Halloween spirit, Encanto is your enchanted destination. This area goes all out with hauntingly delightful decorations and celebrates the spooky season all month long. It’s the ideal spot to fill your candy cauldron while marveling at some of the Valley’s most impressive Halloween displays.
Buckeye
Buckeye is not just a rising star among the fastest-growing cities; it’s also a Halloween hotspot! With new neighborhoods blooming like jack-o’-lanterns, this spooky season is a fantastic opportunity for parents to meet fellow ghouls and kids to make new friends. Buckeye promises to be a treasure trove for trick-or-treaters eager to fill their bags with goodies.
Paradise Valley
In Paradise Valley, it’s all about going big for Halloween! Known for its extravagant homes, this community is one of the safest in the Valley, making it a prime destination for trick-or-treating. And don’t forget the king-size candy bars waiting to be claimed! If you want to leave feeling like a candy bandit, Paradise Valley should be at the top of your haunted list.
Queen Creek
Another eerie excellent spot for trick-or-treating is Queen Creek. With its rapid growth, this neighborhood welcomes new residents with open arms (and full candy bowls). Don’t miss the annual Pumpkin and Chili Party at Schnepf Farms, featuring nearly 45 rides and attractions, home-cooked delights, and winding corn mazes that will delight every little monster.
So grab your broomsticks and prepare your treat bags—these neighborhoods are sure to make your Halloween night a hauntingly good time!
