Your Guide To Knott's Spooky Farm's Non-Scare Celebration For Your Kids, Weekends In October, With New Adventures!

Knott’s Spooky Farm is now open weekends in October and Halloween! Spooky Farm is the alternative to Knott’s very popular, Scary Farm, made for the older teens and adults in the family. Knott’s Spooky Farm, geared toward kids ages 3-11, has a long list of activities your little ghosts and goblins (or Elsa’s and Spiderman’s) will enjoy! This year, they’ve expanded Spooky Farm to include even more amazing activities the whole family will enjoy!

You can participate in hands on and fun activities and all new experiences in GhostTown, Fiesta Village, Boardwalk Ballroom and Camp Snoopy. The special limited-time event serves up live entertainment, trick-or-treating, a costume contest and exclusive festivities honoring the 50th anniversary of the classic Peanuts animated TV special It’s the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown!

My little princess witch and I were able to go on opening day to one of our favorite places for Halloween Fun! She knew what she wanted to do, but she was also surprised to see some new additions to the fun she already looks forward to. She got to go trick-or-treating this year! Head over to Ghost Town and find the magical doors with the really awesome doorbells and get your candy on from 10-4 on Saturday’s and Sunday’s in October, as well as Halloween.

Spooky Hollow Maze in Camp Snoopy which offers an enchanting experience through a spooky forest with larger-than-life jack-o-lanterns and keep an eye out for the friendly headless horseman. Kids can engage with Linus and Sally while celebrating the 50th anniversary of the classic Peanuts, It’s the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown!, in Ghost Town with special Halloween themed activities like decorating their very own pumpkin head, for a nominal fee.

Fiesta Village has a very awesome non-scary, bright colored, educational fun centered around Dia De Los Muertos. Camp Snoopy (Or as we call it, Camp Spooky) has the Peanuts gang hosting spooktacular costume contest which invites families to bring their festively costumed children for some Halloween fun! Additionally, families can watch the Peanuts Gang in The Monsters Are Coming, Charlie Brown,where they’ll have guests of all ages singing and dancing along toclassic Halloween tunes at the Camp Spooky Theatre.

There’s so much to do!!!

We also were able to enjoy the All Day Dining Plan. This is such an amazing idea, especially if you’re going to make a full day at the park. If you have the All Day Dining plan, you receive a wrist band at any of the participating locations and enjoy one entrée and one side dish as often as every 90 minutes! For only $31.99 (plus tax) you can enjoy up to seven different dining locations throughout Knott’s Berry Farm. Drinks are not included. However, a Knott’s Berry Farm Souvenir Bottle can be purchased for as low as $10.99 online to enjoy free refills for the entire day and $1 refills for the rest of the season. We generally get one of these bottles, because we head to Knott’s so much..totally worth it!

We happen to have Knott’s Season Passes, which is awesome because of the extra perks that come with that…no black out dates, discount on select merchandise, but what’s also great is that if you purchase a 2017 pass…it’s good for one visit in 2016!