Halloween at Wookey Hole 2026 Wookey Hole becomes the Home of Halloween this October, with a spellbinding programme of family-friendly Halloween activities taking place beneath the Mendip Hills in Somerset. From Saturday 3 October to Sunday 1 November 2026, families can explore the world-famous Wookey Hole Caves as they are transformed for Halloween with immersive projections, glowing pumpkins and the legendary story of the Witch of Wookey Hole. Halloween activities take place on selected weekends from 3 October, before running daily from 24 October to 1 November during the October half-term holidays. Visitors can journey underground to see spectacular projections bringing the tale of the Witch of Wookey Hole to life among the ancient rock formations. Young explorers can also follow a mysterious Halloween Pumpkin Trail through the caves, solving clues and searching for magical pumpkins hidden by the Witch. Children who successfully complete the challenge will receive a Halloween prize. The Witch of Wookey Hole will also be making appearances throughout the event, giving families the opportunity to stop for a spooky photo. Children are encouraged to arrive in Halloween fancy dress, with young witches, wizards, monsters, superheroes and other characters entered into a daily prize draw for the chance to win a year-long Wookey Hole Membership. Monster's Ball Circus Show The creatures of the night take over the Wookey Hole Circus for the Monster's Ball Circus Extravaganza. The family-friendly Halloween performance combines monster acrobatics, daring vampire stunts, impressive tricks and comedy. Circus performances take place on weekends from 3 October and daily between 24 October and 1 November 2026. More Halloween Activities at Wookey Hole There is plenty more to discover during a Halloween day out at Wookey Hole. Admission includes access to a range of attractions and seasonal experiences, including: The world-famous Wookey Hole Caves Halloween Pumpkin Trail Meet the Witch experience Monster's Ball Circus Show Halloween 4D Adventure Halloween-themed Monster Golf Vintage penny arcade Mirror Maze Soft play areas Museum exhibits and cave-diving displays Seasonal Halloween entertainment The Halloween 4D Adventure features Happy Family: Next Level 4D , combining a family-friendly story with immersive special effects. The experience is recommended for adventurers aged three and over. Visitors can also challenge family and friends to Monster Golf, where Wookey Hole's pirate adventure golf course receives a spooky Halloween makeover featuring creepy corners, monstrous obstacles and seasonal surprises. Located near Wells in Somerset, approximately 20 miles from both Bristol and Bath, Wookey Hole makes a great choice for families searching for Halloween events near Bristol and Bath, October half-term activities in Somerset or a spooky family day out in South West England. Tickets Halloween activities and the main Wookey Hole attractions are included within the admission ticket. Visitors are advised to book in advance, particularly for weekends and the October half-term period. Book Halloween at Wookey Hole FAQs When is Halloween at Wookey Hole in 2026? Halloween at Wookey Hole runs from 3 October to 1 November 2026. Halloween activities take place on selected weekends from 3 October and then daily from 24 October to 1 November during the school holidays. Is Halloween at Wookey Hole suitable for children? Yes. The event is designed as a family Halloween experience, combining spooky seasonal theming with child-friendly activities, circus entertainment, trails and attractions. Can children dress up for Halloween? Yes. Children are encouraged to wear their favourite Halloween costumes. Those visiting in fancy dress can be entered into the daily prize draw for the chance to win a year-long Wookey Hole Membership. Are the Halloween activities included with admission? Yes. The Halloween cave experiences, pumpkin trail, Meet the Witch experience, Monster's Ball Circus Show, Halloween 4D Adventure and Monster Golf are among the attractions included with admission, subject to seasonal availability. Can buggies be taken into Wookey Hole Caves? No. Due to steps and uneven surfaces, buggies cannot be taken through the caves and small children will need to be carried. Buggies can be used elsewhere around the attraction. Are there flashing lights or loud sounds? The cave projections use light and sound, while the circus performances feature lively music and lighting effects. Visitors who are sensitive to sound are welcome to bring their own ear defenders. How far is Wookey Hole from Bristol and Bath? Wookey Hole is around 20 miles from both Bristol and Bath and approximately two miles from the city of Wells, making it accessible for a Halloween day trip from across Somerset and the wider South West.

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