Knott’s Berry Farm is thrilled to announce the return of Knott’s Spooky Farm, the much-loved Halloween festival catering to children of all ages. A significant contrast to the legendary Knott’s Scary Farm event, Knott’s Spooky Farm is a family-friendly edition that provides spooky Halloween fun in a safe and familiar environment. The event takes place through October 31, 2024. This season, Knott’s Berry Farm fans can once again enjoy the enchanting performances of the Bob Baker Marionette Theater, the longest-running puppet theater in the United States, which brings whimsical characters to life in a delightful show. Also making an exciting return is Snoopy’s Spooktacular Costume Party, where the Peanuts Gang dons their Halloween attire for photo opportunities that fans won’t want to miss, along with the famed Costume Cavalcade.
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For an educational twist, head over to the Creepy Critters of Calico, a hands-on exhibit that offers families the chance to learn about some of the world’s more elusive and fascinating creatures—particularly the scaly variety. Families can also engage in a variety of activities and games in Calico Park during the specially-themed Spooktivities. If you’re looking for some sweet treats, Trick or Treating is available at selection locations throughout Ghost Town Main Street and Schoolhouse Road. Throughout the spooky season, Knott’s Berry Farm also has a wide selection of themed offerings at its numerous restaurants like the Mummy’s Tomb Mediterranean Gyro Bowl with a Spicy Pickle Tzatziki at Calico Tater Bites, and the Zombie Apocalypise Firecracker Burger at Sutter’s Grill.
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From engaging performances to interactive learning experiences, and festive games, this year’s Knott’s Spooky Farm promises to deliver an exciting array of Halloween fun tailored for the entire family. So don your Halloween best (especially those family-friendly costumes), and get ready for a spooky good time at Knott’s Berry Farm this spooky season.
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