SAFE Places to Trick or Treat in Snohomish County

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Safe Places to Trick-or-Treat and Celebrate Halloween in Snohomish County (2025 Edition)

Your go-to guide from North Snohomish County real estate expert Tracie Diemert. **Please double-check as events are subject to change at any time**

Halloween in Snohomish County is one of my favorite times of year! The crisp fall air, colorful leaves, and community events make it such a fun time to explore the neighborhoods that make this area special.

Whether you’re a local looking for safe places to take your kids trick-or-treating or you’re new to the area and want to experience our friendly community vibe — this guide has you covered.

As your Snohomish County real estate expert, I believe local traditions like these are a great way to get to know your neighbors and see what life is really like here.

🎃 Top Safe Trick-or-Treat Spots in Snohomish County

Downtown Marysville

Downtown Marysville transforms into a family-friendly Halloween zone! Many local businesses along 3rd Street and State Avenue hand out candy, and the sidewalks are lined with families in costume. It’s a great, walkable option that truly shows off the small-town charm Marysville is known for.

Pro tip: Arrive early to find parking and bring a reusable tote for all that candy!


Historic Downtown Snohomish

If you love a cozy, small-town feel, you’ll love Halloween in historic Snohomish. Local shops and restaurants along 1st Street hand out candy, and the streets are filled with creative costumes and fall decorations. This is a perfect spot for families who want that classic “Main Street” trick-or-treat experience.


Mill Creek Town Center

Mill Creek hosts one of the most organized and safe trick-or-treating events in the county. Businesses throughout the Town Center join in with candy, games, and festive decorations. There’s plenty of lighting, easy parking, and it’s stroller-friendly — perfect for little ones.

🚗 Trunk-or-Treat & Halloween Events in North Snohomish County (2025)

Trunk-or-Treats are a newer twist on traditional trick-or-treating — families decorate their car trunks, park in one location, and hand out candy in a safe, community setting. These events are ideal for younger kids, parents who prefer well-lit areas, and anyone who loves a sense of community fun.

Here are this year’s top Trunk-or-Treat and Halloween events across North Snohomish County:

Hometown Halloween – Downtown Arlington
Always the Saturday before Halloween • 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Downtown Arlington & Legion Park
Pumpkin rolls, business trick-or-treating, and family games in downtown Arlington.

YMCA of Snohomish County – Everett & Marysville Branches
TBD (week of Halloween)
Family-friendly indoor/outdoor event with decorated trunks and games.

Pursuit Church – Snohomish
October 31st • 6:00 PM
265 Pine Ave, Snohomish, WA 98290
One of the largest Trunk-or-Treats around — complete with inflatables, music, and food trucks.

New Life Church – Everett
October 31st • 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
6830 Highland Dr, Everett, WA 98203
Indoor and outdoor options so families can enjoy Halloween rain or shine.

Marysville Getchell High School Trunk or Treat
October 31st • 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
8301 84th St NE, Marysville, WA 98270
Hosted by the high school community — a fun early event for families with young kids.

LifePoint Church – Marysville
October 31st • 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM
1607 4th St, Marysville, WA 98270
A friendly, well-lit community event with music, games, and candy.

Lake Country Baptist Church – Lake Stevens
October 31st • 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
8830 8th St SE, Lake Stevens, WA 98258
A long-standing local favorite — free event with candy, cocoa, and games.

HarvestFest – Downtown Lake Stevens
October 31st • 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM
North Cove Park & Main Street District
Not technically a trunk-or-treat, but one of the biggest Halloween events in the area. Trick-or-treat booths, games, and costume contests fill the downtown streets.

Venture Church – Mill Creek
October 31st • 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
14616 35th Ave SE, Mill Creek, WA
A big family event with music, food trucks, and dozens of decorated trunks.

Trunk or Treat on Main – Mill Creek Town Center
October 31st • 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
15310 Main St, Mill Creek, WA 98012
Shops and businesses join in the fun — one of the most walkable Halloween events in Snohomish County.

Ghouls Night Out – Downtown Stanwood
October 31st • 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Downtown Stanwood / 271st St NW
Local shops and organizations hand out candy — a perfect small-town Halloween celebration.


    🍂 Other Fun Fall Things to Do in Snohomish County

    If you’re making a full weekend out of it, don’t miss these local fall favorites:

    • Carleton Farm (Lake Stevens): Pumpkin patch, corn maze, and haunted barn.
    • Stalker Farms (Snohomish): Haunted attractions for teens and adults.
    • Bob’s Corn & Pumpkin Farm (Snohomish): Corn maze, bonfires, and cider donuts!
    • The Farm at Swan’s Trail (Snohomish): Family farm fun, slides, food, and farm animals.

    Before you go — don’t miss my FREE Snohomish County Fall Guide 🍂
    Your go-to list of local events, pumpkin patches, and cozy spots across Marysville, Lake Stevens, Arlington, and Snohomish.

    🍂 Get My FREE Snohomish County Fall Guide

    Your ultimate guide to enjoying fall in Snohomish County — pumpkin patches, family events, and cozy local fun!


    Make sure to bookmark this page or share it with your neighbors — new events pop up every year, and I’ll keep this list updated!


    🏡 From Your Snohomish County Real Estate Expert

    Neighborhoods that host community events like these often have amazing connections between neighbors, great schools, and strong resale value — because people want to live where they feel safe and connected.

    If you’re thinking about buying or selling a home in Marysville, Lake Stevens, Arlington, Snohomish, or Stanwood, I’d love to help you find the perfect fit for your lifestyle.

    Call or text me at 425-308-6641 or email TracieDiemert@gmail.com — I’m always happy to help you find your home sweet home.


    Final Tip

    Drive safely, dress warm, bring a flashlight, and most importantly — have fun!
    Happy Halloween, Snohomish County! 👻🎃

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