Spooktacular Halloween in Panama City Beach

It’s spooky season here in Panama City Beach, and we’re ready for all things Halloween! If you’re spending your Halloween weekend at the Real. Fun. Beach., we have some great events to get you in the Halloween spirit.

Trunk or Treating

On Saturday, October 25, St. Andrews State Park will host a festive Trunk-or-Treat at the Jetty parking lot from 6–7 PM. Families can stroll through rows of decorated cars while kids collect candy in a safe and fun setting. The event also includes face painting, tasty snacks, and lively Halloween spirit throughout the evening. For an extra dose of fun, participants can enter the trunk decorating contest, with exciting prizes like boat cruises and kayak rentals up for grabs. It’s a perfect way to kick off Halloween weekend by the beach.

ZooBoo at Zoo World

Every year, Zoo World holds its Zoo Boo event, a fun-filled event where you get to experience animals of all types getting into the Halloween Spirit. The event kicks off Saturday the 25th at 10:00 am and even goes until 4:00 pm on Sunday the 26th. The event has activities like tortoise racing and trick or treating, and everyone’s invited to dress up along with the animals.

Hallo-Wine Spooktacular at Duplin Winery 

Get ready for a spooky, spirited night at Duplin Winery’s Hallo-Wine Spooktacular on Thursday, October 30, 2025, from 6–8 PM. Guests can sip on seasonal favorites like the Hot Autumn Toddy while enjoying live entertainment, festive bites such as mummy dogs and ghostly fudge, and two drink tickets included with entry. The evening is packed with fun extras, from a haunted photo booth to costume contests for individuals, couples, and groups. With exclusive case deals, playful games, and a lively Halloween atmosphere, this event is the perfect mix of fright and flavor for grown-up ghouls and goblins.

Haunted Mansion at Race City

Dare to enter PCB’s Haunted Mansion, a classic Halloween favorite filled with eerie corridors, chilling sound effects, and spine-tingling surprises around every corner. With its spooky sets and jump scares, it’s designed to give older kids and teens just the right amount of fright. After braving the mansion, families can stick around to enjoy Race City’s go-karts, mini golf, and arcade for a full night of fun.

Haunted Sunset Cruise at St. Andrew’s State Park

On Friday, October 31, from 5 PM to 6 PM, St. Andrews State Park is offering a Haunted Sunset Cruise. Families can enjoy ghost stories on the water, spooky green caramel popcorn for all ages, and beverages for both kids and adults. It’s a fun and unique way to spend Halloween evening together.

Fear at the Pier

For families with older kids who like a thrill, Fear at the Pier is open year-round and adds special Halloween programming in October. It’s a haunted walk-through with live actors and spooky effects. While it may be too intense for small children, older kids and teens might enjoy the scare factor.