Halloweentown Experiences For Spooky Season Lovers Across Oklahoma

Spooky season lovers, Oklahoma has not disappointed us this year! If you like to go all in  for Halloween by dressing up and living out some of your spookiest fantasies, then you're just in luck. There's quite a few experiences you'll want to mark on your must-visit list for October.

While most people have said that they are not celebrating Halloween this year because of finances, according to research, there's a solution to that. Some of these experiences are completely free and perfect for the entire family (not just the kiddos).

So, don't worry about overspending; instead, get excited about having one exciting and unforgettable Halloween in Oklahoma this year.

Halloweentown messages coming straight from Jack Skellington in Ardmore, OK.

Jack must be really dedicated to taking over Santa's role. Now, families can send their own letters to Jack, and even get one back, until October 27. You'll find the unmistakable, giant black mailbox in Central Park in Ardmore.

Just make sure your letter is self-addressed, stamped and wait in the mail for your own return message from the Pumpkin King himself. And yes, this is completely open to adults, too.

Experience the new Enchanted Boardwalk at the Castle of Muskogee, Oklahoma.

After you get done sending your letter to Jack, it's time to really feel the Halloween spirit at one of Oklahoma's hidden gems: the Castle of Muskogee.

They took Halloween to an entirely new level with the new walkthrough experience at the Castle. The trails are decorated perfectly to pair well with the glowing lights and vibrant colors. The experience is perfect for those who aren't into the scares and screams of Halloween, but still want to experience something spooky.

Best date night idea ever is Halloweentown at the Nightfall Haunted Territory.

I've never thought goat snuggles and Halloween would ever be in the same sentence, but here we are. This year, the Nightfall Haunted Territory attraction in Oklahoma City has added their own twist to Halloween Town to their experience.

They've set up their own Halloween-themed fair games, lounge areas and photo ops, and even their own goat snuggling pen for guests to try out for themselves. Halloween Town is definitely made for the folks who just want a fun Halloween instead of a scary one!

But if you're someone who lives for the thrill, check out the list of the best haunted attractions in Oklahoma.