Best Places to Trick or Treat in L.A.
Best Places to Trick or Treat in Los Angeles
Are you having trouble searching for a fun and safe place to trick or treat? Don’t worry, MSM Luxury Estates understands that choosing the right neighborhood can make or break your Halloween trick or treating experience. Picking the best neighborhood can ensure your kids will enjoy piling up a mountains worth of candy all while strolling through some of the nicest neighborhoods in the world. Los Angeles is filled with options to walk around from the beautiful streets of Santa Monica to the Scenery of the million dollar mansions in Beverly Hills. This year make Halloween an unforgettable experience for Both you and your kids. MSM Luxury Estates presents you with a list of some of the best neighborhoods to visit this Halloween!
Angelino Heights
The vintage and mysterious characteristics of beautiful Mansions in the neighborhood of Angelino Heights give a trip to Carroll Avenue and Douglas Street worth while. Mystical Victorian homes and curved paved roads add a spooky element to your Halloween trick or treating experience. Carroll Avenue, also known as the Haunted District, would be the best Halloween themed destination in the neighborhood that will ensure your kids will have their baskets overflowing with candy.
Where: Carroll Avenue and Douglas Street
Brentwood
The Americana themed neighborhood of Brentwood Glen provides a safe and fun Halloween experience for first time trick or treaters. Residents welcome all trick or treaters that are willing to participate in the Halloween experience and even decorate their homes with beautifully carved pumpkins. Also, If you have extra time freed up on your schedule and looking to gather up more candy, you can visit the Brentwood Country Mart,where they have an early trick or treating experience the night before from 3 to 5pm.
Where: Brentwood Glen, between Church and Beloit streets
Downtown
Downtown usually does not come to mind when thinking of a neighborhood to trick or treat but The Annual Halloween Party for Downtown L.A. Kids at Grand Hope Park is an experience that stands out from all of the other trick or treating adventures. The party features bounce houses, caramel apples and “trick-or-treat-doors.” TheHalloween Party for Downtown L.A. Kids at Grand Hope Park event will be held October 31, from 5pm to 8pm and tickets cost $7 in advance, $10 day of.
Where: Grand Hope Park at the Fashion Institute of Design Merchandise
Venice Beach
If your looking for a different yet fun Halloween Experience near the ocean, take a trip to the rebel Venice Beach Community. Arrive early to enjoy the sunset and the sound of the waves of Southern California while you walk to the best spot in town, the Venice Canals. Residents in the Venice Canals are known to provide a fun and Spooky Halloween experience. The walkways and bridges of the Venice Canals add an extra touch to the warm and inviting homes of the neighborhood.
Where: Venice Canals
Sierra Madre
Alegria Street in Sierra Madre, a foothill community east of Pasadena, has been known to hundreds of families for its spooky themed homes. The professionally carved pumpkins displayed around the neighborhood light up the streets for a fun and safe Halloween experience. Make sure to bring an extra bag just in case you fill your childs baskets up with candy!
Where: Alegria Street, between Baldwin and Mountain Trail
Toluca Lake
Toluca Lake is home to many movie executives because its nearby Television studios. During Halloween, the neighborhood is known by locals as “The Flats.” Locals come from their Hillside homes to trick or treat on the same street that was once home to Bob Hope. Bob Hopes home where he and Dolores Hope used to pass out candy to the locals, would be a great starting point to begin your trick or treating adventure!
Where: Ledge Ave and Moorpark St; Toluca Estates Drives and Valley Spring Lane
Beverly Hills
From the beautifully paved curved roads with hundreds of palm trees lined up on the sides to the enourmous Million Dollar mansions, make Beverly Hills a great place to trick or treat during this Haloween. The famous Spadena House also known as the “Witch’s House”designed by Harry Oliver adds a realistic touch to your Halloween trick or treating experience. Home to MSM Luxury Estates, Beverly Hills has been known around Los Angeles to be the treasure trove for the largest candy bars and basket fillers that are definitely worth the trip!
Where: Walden Drive and Carmelita Avenue
Redondo Beach
For an earlier fun and safe Halloween Experience, visit Redondo Beach’s Riviera Village. The city hosts an annual trick or treating experience that involves dinner and shopping. Don’t just settle for candy, come walk around the six-blocks and roam around the 300 shops from 4pm – 6pm. With views of the sunset, Redondo Beach is a less spooky and relaxing alternative for a great Halloween experience in the village.
Where: 1799 S Catalina Ave, Redondo Beach
Santa Monica
Montana Ave is a great place for families to celebrate Halloween. Roam around the 150 boutiques to the residential neighborhoods of Santa Monica for another safe and welcoming Halloween experience similar to Redondo Beach. The annual Halloween Hop, from 3-6pm, has been a neighborhood tradition that ensures your child will have loads of fun piling up their collection of snickers bars and a variety of candy!
Where: Montana Avenue between 6th and 17th streets
Pacific Palisades
The amount of trick or treaters that visit Pacific Palisades make this neighborhood one of the best on the list! Spooky themed and magnificently decorated Homes attract many parents and children. Some residents are even Known to hand out wine! North Village is a great starting point for your adventure. Don’t forget to bring your sweater!
Where:Huntington Palisades, West of Sunset