Ways to Celebrate Halloween in Miami County
October 15, 2026
Ways to Celebrate Halloween in Miami County
Creative costumes, candy and crisp autumn air are some of the hallmarks of Halloween—and you’ll find them all in Miami County!
Hometown Halloween in Troy

When: Saturday, Oct. 24, 9:30 am
Where: Downtown Troy
More information: Visit Troy Main Street
Haunted Woods at Brukner Nature Center

Geared especially for preschool and elementary school-aged children, the Haunted Woods evening includes a guided walk, live wildlife, and costumed characters. Trail guides lead groups of 20 people along a luminary-lit trail that includes stations where children and their families can learn about wildlife. Walks leave in 10-minute intervals. Participants are reminded to bring flashlights and to dress for the weather. Advanced tickets are required.
When: Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 24, 25, and 31 5:30pm
Where: Brukner Nature Center, 5995 Horseshoe Bend Road, Troy.
For more information: Visit Brukner Nature Center
Ghost Tours Of Troy
Learn about the ‘other side’ of downtown Troy. Take a spooky stroll around downtown and hear the haunted stories behind some of the buildings, and get a dose of history along the way!
When: Oct. 23 and 24 7pm, Ghost Tours (Tickets Required)
Where: Downtown Troy
For more information: Troy Main Street
Corn Maze at Lost Creek Reserve

Corn mazes are a favorite activity of fall—and Halloween weekend marks the last weekend the free maze is offered at Miami County Park District’s Lost Creek Reserve near Troy. Walk through the paths in the cornfield at your own pace and see if you can navigate your way out of the maze.
When: 8am. to sunset daily
Where: Lost Creek Reserve, 2385 E. St. Rt. 41, Troy
For more information: Visit Miami County Park District
Scare On The Square Pub Crawl
When: Oct. 31 5pm
Where: Downtown Troy
For more information: Troy Main Street
RIP Run 5K

If you want to focus on fitness rather than candy, then the RIP 5K Run/Walk is a great choice. This annual event starts and ends on Forest Avenue in front of Fountain Park in Piqua and goes through Forest Hill Cemetery. The family-friendly walk/run includes an optional costume contest. An adult and child costume contest winner will be selected.
When: 5:45 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 31
Where: Forest Hill Cemetery, Piqua
For more information: Register here
Find More Local Halloween Happenings 🎃👻
While these are some of our favorite Halloween happenings, more Halloween events are happening throughout Miami County during late October. Make sure you check out our events page for more Halloween events.