Halloween Treat Map: Plan Your Neighborhood Trick-or-Treating Route

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Want to know exactly where your ghouls and goblins can trick-or-treat in your Portland neighborhood? The Nextdoor Treat Map just made your haunting around the block a lot easier. No more second guessing where to go or who is giving out treats. You can see exactly what neighbors are ready to greet you with a bowl of goodies.

Before we dive into the new treat map, let me tell you about a few fall activities your family will love. To get into the fall spirit, don’t miss out on Portland pumpkin patches. There really is no better way to make fond fall memories and spend a fun-filled fall day with you loved ones. Plus, Topaz Farm is offering two for one corn maze admission on Tuesdays!

If you’re looking for a spooky outing, visit a haunted house or maze. The Clackamas County Fairgrounds has transformed into Scare Fair Haunted House for the month of October with a special event for families called Haunt Jr.

Another way for your little ones to have a not-so-spooky Halloween adventure. Kids Monster Fest at the Veterans Memorial Coliseum is an immersive Halloween experience during daylight hours.

Alright back to the awesome treat map you can access for your local neighborhood.

Nextdoor Treat Map

The Halloween Treat Map displays a map of your neighborhood with icons stating what surprises each house has in store:

Candy bowl icon = giving out treats
House icon = Halloween decor viewable from outside the house
Ghost icon = giving out candy and decorating

View the participating homes in your neighbor on the Nextdoor Treat Map. Do you have a yard adorned with Halloween decorations? Make sure your neighbors know by placing an icon on your address.

Thanks to technology, you get to take the trick out of the treat this year. Happy haunting! For more information about this year’s Halloween Treat Map, visit Nextdoor’s website.