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Best Halloween Houses in Kelowna & the Okanagan

The Okanagan has quietly become one of the busiest corners of our map. Kelowna and West Kelowna homeowners added more pins than any other area in British Columbia this season, and the valley’s south end, from Summerland and Penticton down to Oliver, has a growing list of yards worth the drive.

User-submitted photo of a Halloween house display in Kelowna: You may remember our house as the “scary one” or the “one with all the animatronics” but I — Haunting of Warren House — Kelowna (photo submitted to the map by the homeowner)

Late October in the valley usually means cool, dry evenings that are good for walking a neighbourhood, but darkness falls early, so most displays are at their best from about dusk onward. Many of the homes below list a fire pit, fog or motion-triggered lights, which all look better once the sun is down.

Where the pins are right now

The live map currently shows 30 houses, candy stops and attractions in this region, by town: Kelowna (11), West Kelowna (6), Penticton (4), Summerland (3), Westbank (3), Lake Country (2), Oliver (1). The count changes as homeowners add or remove their own pins, so the live Halloween house map is always the most current view.

Homes from the map

Every photo below was uploaded by the homeowner when they added their pin. Open the map and tap a pin to see full details, lights-on hours and directions.

User-submitted photo of a Halloween house display in Oliver: We are going to be fully loaded with treats! We will have: candy, chips, and chocolate (fu — Decorated house — Oliver (photo submitted to the map by the homeowner)

User-submitted photo of a Halloween house display in Penticton: The undead pirates and creepy crawlers have taken over. Spooky decor with lots of treats t — Decorated house — Penticton (photo submitted to the map by the homeowner)

User-submitted photo of a Halloween house display in Kelowna: Skeletons playing poker and Jack O Lanterns of course! — Poker skeletons — Kelowna (photo submitted to the map by the homeowner)

User-submitted photo of a candy stop in Kelowna: Walk threw the carport around the yard to front — Candy stop — Kelowna (photo submitted to the map by the homeowner)

User-submitted photo of a Halloween house display in Kelowna: graveyard , ghosts in trees, porch light goes on with motion only — Decorated house — Kelowna (photo submitted to the map by the homeowner)

User-submitted photo of a Halloween house display in Kelowna: Classic spooky decorations and lights. Large display — Decorated house — Kelowna (photo submitted to the map by the homeowner)

User-submitted photo of a Halloween house display in Kelowna: Spider crawling from the roof. Come warm up by the fire and have a hot chocolate. — Decorated house — Kelowna (photo submitted to the map by the homeowner)

User-submitted photo of a Halloween house display in Kelowna: Fun for all ages — Haunted house and candy — Kelowna (photo submitted to the map by the homeowner)

User-submitted photo of a candy stop in West Kelowna: Spooky Green slime house with fog — Candy stop — West Kelowna (photo submitted to the map by the homeowner)

User-submitted photo of a Halloween house display in West Kelowna: Spooky Green slime house with fog — Decorated house — West Kelowna (photo submitted to the map by the homeowner)

User-submitted photo of a candy stop in Westbank: Knock on door — Candy stop — Westbank (photo submitted to the map by the homeowner)

Local tips for a great night out

Plan a loop rather than a single stop. Several Kelowna and West Kelowna pins sit within a short drive of each other, so the Map My Tour planner can chain them into one route.
Check each pin’s description before you go. Some homeowners note side entrances, carport walk-throughs or “knock on the door” instructions.
Hillside streets in West Kelowna and Lake Country can be dark and narrow. A flashlight and reflective strips on costumes make a big difference.

How to plan your route

Open the MyHalloweenHouse.com map, zoom in on this area and tap the houses you want to see. Add each one to Map My Tour, then press “Open Route in Google Maps” for turn-by-turn directions. Use the filters to show only decorated houses, only candy stops, or allergy-friendly options. Before you head out, read our Halloween safety tips.

Decorating this year?

Adding your house is free. Upload a photo, describe your display and set your hours. If you need inspiration, our haunted house and yard ideas guide covers planning, props, lighting and safety.

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