Halloween in Perth 

Halloween is just around the corner, and neighbourhoods across Perth are preparing for another year of spooky decorations, creative costumes and plenty of sweet treats.

With more families embracing Halloween each year, certain streets have become popular destinations for trick-or-treaters.

If you're wondering where to take the kids on Saturday, 31 October, we've rounded up some of Perth's best suburbs and streets to explore.

North of the River

Mount Hawthorn

Buxton Street is one of Perth's biggest Halloween hotspots, attracting thousands of visitors with elaborate decorations, costumes and plenty of treats.

Where to go: Buxton Street.

Coolbinia

Neighbouring Mount Hawthorn, Coolbinia is another popular choice, with Elstree Avenue known for its decorated homes and Halloween participation.

Where to go: Elstree Avenue.

Mount Lawley

Mount Lawley offers several popular trick-or-treating streets, particularly around Perth College, where residents embrace the occasion with creative decorations.

Where to go: North Street, Stirling Street and streets surrounding Perth College.

North Beach

Chrysostom Street is famous for its impressive Halloween displays and large crowds, with treats often running out early.

Where to go: Chrysostom Street and Sorrento Street.

Duncraig

Duncraig is a favourite for northern suburbs families, with several residential streets regularly recommended for trick-or-treating.

Where to go: Barker Drive, Poynter Drive and Granadilla Street.

Hillarys

Hillarys offers a couple of popular neighbourhood spots for families looking to enjoy Halloween closer to home.

Where to go: Scott Place and Harbour Rise Estate.

Karrinyup

Karrinyup is another northern suburbs option, with several streets highlighted for their Halloween participation.

Where to go: Pascoe Street and Gamble Way.

Bayswater

Bayswater is a popular Halloween destination, particularly around the residential streets surrounding Bayswater Anglican Church.

Where to go: Murray Street, Leake Street and streets surrounding Bayswater Anglican Church.

Bassendean

Bridson Street is a local Halloween favourite, with residents known for their decorations and festive displays.

Where to go: Bridson Street.

Inglewood

Inglewood is a convenient addition to a Halloween route through neighbouring Mount Lawley and Bayswater.

Where to go: Stuart Street.

Dianella

Dianella offers a quieter alternative for families, with residential streets known for their Halloween decorations.

Where to go: Lyndhurst Street and the surrounding Cygnet Street area.

Ellenbrook

Ellenbrook offers another Halloween destination for families in Perth's north-eastern suburbs.

Where to go: Waverley Estate.

Subiaco

Subiaco is another inner-city option, with Gloster Street highlighted as a popular trick-or-treating location.

Where to go: Gloster Street.

City Beach

City Beach offers another coastal neighbourhood worth exploring during Halloween celebrations.

Where to go: Branksome Gardens.

South of the River

Applecross

The residential streets surrounding Applecross Primary School are popular with local families for trick-or-treating.

Where to go: Streets surrounding Applecross Primary School.

Kensington

Kensington offers another convenient Halloween destination, particularly around Market Street.

Where to go: Market Street.

East Fremantle

George Street is a popular Halloween spot, with its character homes providing a great backdrop for festive decorations.

Where to go: George Street.

Hamilton Hill

Hamilton Hill is another south-of-the-river option, with Healy Road highlighted as a local trick-or-treating destination.

Where to go: Healy Road.

Wattle Grove

Wattle Grove is known for its community involvement in Halloween, with several streets recommended for families.

Where to go: Glastonbury Way and Victoria Road.

South Perth

South Perth offers a convenient option for families looking to enjoy Halloween close to the city.

Where to go: Angelo Street.

Palmyra

The residential streets surrounding Palmyra Primary School are another option for families in Perth's southern suburbs.

Where to go: Streets surrounding Palmyra Primary School.

Redcliffe

Redcliffe is another option for families exploring Perth's eastern suburbs, with local streets participating in Halloween festivities.

Where to go: McGuigan Circle and streets surrounding Monier Park.

Celebrating Halloween in Perth

Halloween is a great opportunity for Perth families to get outdoors, connect with neighbours and enjoy their local communities.

At D Residential Group, we love seeing Perth's neighbourhoods come alive through events like Halloween. Whether you're exploring one of the city's popular Halloween streets or celebrating closer to home, we hope you enjoy the festivities.

Happy Halloween from the D Residential Group team!