Trick-or-Treat & Halloween Fun Around Broward County
Halloween in Broward County is always a big deal — from trunk-or-treats to full-blown fall festivals, there’s no shortage of places to show off those costumes and fill up the candy bags. Whether you’re looking for a family-friendly outing, a safe alternative to door-to-door trick-or-treating, or just an excuse to enjoy some local community fun, here are some of the best Halloween events happening across Broward County this season.
LauderBOO at Snyder Park – Fort Lauderdale
Saturday, October 18 | 1 PM – 4 PM
Snyder Park, 3299 SW 4th Ave, Fort Lauderdale
LauderBOO is one of Fort Lauderdale’s most beloved Halloween traditions. Kids can make their way through themed trick-or-treat stations, enjoy carnival games, bounce houses, and arts & crafts — all set in the beautiful Snyder Park. Costumes & contests keep the energy high, and best of all, entry is free!
Pro tip: Arrive early for best parking and bring a picnic blanket — it’s a great spot to relax after all that candy collecting.
Trunk or Treat at the Herb Skolnick Center – Pompano Beach
Friday, October 31 | 6 PM – 8 PM
800 SW 36th Ave, Pompano Beach, FL
Looking for a safe, easy, and creative way to trick-or-treat? The Herb Skolnick Center’s Trunk-or-Treat is a Broward favorite. Local residents decorate their car trunks in fun Halloween themes and hand out candy in the parking lot — perfect for younger kids. Costumes are encouraged, and the event is free.
Pro tip: Make it part of your Halloween night — come early for treats, then head home for spooky movies or neighborhood fun.
Trunk or Treat with Davie Police & Fire Rescue
Sunday, October 29 | 6 PM – 8 PM
Davie Public Safety Complex, 1230 S Nob Hill Rd, Davie, FL
This one’s all about community spirit. Hosted by the town’s police and fire departments, the event combines fun and safety in one. Families can visit decorated trunks, enjoy games, and meet local first-responders. Kids will love seeing police cars and fire trucks up close — and parents can feel confident knowing the event is supervised by local heroes.
Pro tip: Arrive a few minutes early — parking fills up quickly. Then grab dinner at a nearby spot along Nob Hill afterward.
Fall Festival & Trunk or Treat – Margate Sports Complex
Saturday, October 26 | 5 PM – 10 PM
1695 Banks Rd, Margate
If you’re looking for more than just candy, Margate’s Fall Festival delivers! It starts with an early trunk-or-treat hour for kids, then rolls right into a full evening of fun with pony rides, a petting zoo, haunted house, pumpkin-carving, and costume contests. Some attractions may require small fees.
Pro tip: Bring a tote bag — the kids are going to want to bring home more than candy!
Superheroes & Storybooks Trunk or Treat – Fort Lauderdale
Tuesday, October 24 | 5 PM – 7 PM
The Salvation Army / Jack & Jill Children’s Center, 100 SW 9th Ave, Fort Lauderdale, FL
This themed trunk-or-treat brings kids’ favorite heroes and storybook characters to life! Expect dozens of decorated cars, candy stations, and plenty of opportunities for adorable costume photos. Costumes encouraged, and it’s a great early-week option before the big weekend rush.
Pro tip: Because it’s earlier in the week, parking may be easier — arrive around 5 pm to get a good spot.
Final Thoughts
Halloween in Broward County isn’t just about candy — it’s about community. From park festivals to city-sponsored trunk-or-treats, there’s something for everyone, whether you’re in Fort Lauderdale, Davie, Margate, or Pompano Beach.
Before you head out:
Double-check each city’s official website or event page for weather updates or last-minute schedule changes.
Bring your costumes, a camera (for all those festive trunks!), and your best spooky spirit.
Arrive early for best parking and treat access.
Have a monster-mash time!
