
đ Halloween in Fayetteville, West Virginia
Fall brings cooler air, golden leaves, and a hint of mystery to Fayetteville. Our charming small town becomes even more magical during spooky season â where ghost stories echo through historic streets, witches take to the water, and jack-o-lanterns flicker. Here are our favorite ways to celebrate Halloween in and around Fayetteville!
Ghosts on the Gorge Ghost Walk

Ghosts on the Gorge
Saturdays Throughout October
Take a guided tour through historic downtown Fayetteville after dark. Hear tales of local legends and haunted happenings as you explore by the townâs oldest buildings and mysterious corners. Itâs a hauntingly good way to connect with Fayettevilleâs history and folklore.
Stay at the Historic Morris Harvey House Inn
All Fall Season
Step into Fayettevilleâs favorite historic inn â decked out in full spooky-season splendor. The Morris Harvey House features lavish Halloween dĂŠcor, cozy rooms, and a touch of haunted-house charm.
Rosaâs Speakeasy at the Morris Harvey House
Evenings Thursday- Sunday 5:30pm -9:00pm | Seasonal Cocktails
Head to Rosaâs Speakeasy, a hidden gem serving seasonal cocktails in a candlelit setting. Sip on spooky-themed drinks surrounded by the fully decorated historic inn â a perfect nightcap after exploring downtown.
Haunted House 4H Fundraiser Fayette County Park
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Witches & Warlocks Paddle

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One of the most magical Fayetteville traditions! Watch the morning fog roll across the New River Gorge as witches and warlocks take to the water on paddleboards dressed in full costume. This event fills up fast â registration is required and space is limited.
Two nights of spooky tells told by storyteller Jodi French- Burr. Hear local and regional legends of haunted places, ghosts, monsters and more!
Halloween in Fayetteville: Trick-or-Treat & Community Fun
Fayetteville Trunk-or-Treat
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Kick off Halloween evening with a community trunk-or-treat on Court Street in front of the courthouse. Local churches and businesses come together for a safe, family-friendly night of candy, costumes, and fun.
Trick-or-Treat in Fayetteville
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End spooky season the classic way! Bring your ghosts, goblins, and ghouls downtown for traditional trick-or-treating. Fayettevilleâs small-town streets come alive with laughter, costumes, and the glow of Halloween magic.
Family-Friendly Halloween Adventures Near Fayetteville
Owl Mountain Pumpkin Patch â Hico, WV
Weekends in October Saturday 10am-6pm Sunday 12pm- 6pm
Bring the whole family to this local favorite! Take a hayride to the pumpkin patch, visit friendly rescue animals, and let the kids play on the bounce pad, slide, corn pit, and games. Donât miss the family-friendly haunted trail for a little spooky fun thatâs perfect for all ages.
Spooky Events Across the New River Gorge Region
Haunted Coal Mine â Beckley Exhibition Coal Mine
Descend into the darkness at the Haunted Coal Mine presented by Theatre WV, where the historic Beckley Exhibition Coal Mine transforms into a thrilling underground adventure.
Stay Longer to for Further Frights
If you do not mind a little drive you can stay a little longer to take advantage of more spooktacular fun.
Fright Nights at Glade Springs Resort
Fright Nights at Glade Springs is a haunted attraction located at Glade Springs Resort. It features multiple themed haunted experiences, houses, escape rooms, and spooky activities.
Brush Creek Holl’r Mountain Coaster Haunted Nights
Take the hour drive to the Haunted Hollâr at Brush Creek Hollâr Mountain Coaster while it is in season. They have track lighting, food, face painting, movies and more!
Haunted nights, new track lighting, food, face painting, movies and more!
Plan Your Halloween Getaway to the New River Gorge
From haunted history to a whimsical witch paddle, Halloween in Fayetteville, West Virginia, is full of charm, adventure, and Appalachian spirit. Stay the weekend, explore the town, and make memories surrounded by the fall beauty of the New River Gorge National Park.
Explore more events, lodging, and dining options at visitfayettevillewv.com.

