Halloween in Singapore has quietly grown into one of those “not-our-culture-but-we-love-it” events. Every October, certain neighbourhoods, from Opera Estate to Woodgrove go all out with cobweb-covered porches, eerie lawn setups, and families decked out in everything from tiny vampires to full-on inflatable dinosaurs.
These estates have been keeping the Halloween spirit alive for years, and while not every celebration is officially confirmed yet, you can bet they’ll be some enthusiastic homeowners already kitting their homes out with spooky decor. Here are 6 best neighbourhoods in Singapore to hit up for trick-or-treating.
Contents
- 1. Woodgrove Estate: A trick-or-treat classic
- 2. Montreal Road, Lagos Circle & Canada Road: One for the halloween décor hunters
- 3. Watten Estate: A neighbourhood halloween with heart
- 4. Opera Estate: Neighbourhood trick-or-treat & street deco
- 5. Chip Bee Gardens: Boutique halloween with style
- 6. Frankel Estate: A spooky tradition returns
- BONUS: Tampines GreenVerge @ Tampines: Kampung‑style halloween fun
- Best estates for Halloween trick-or-treating in Singapore
1. Woodgrove Estate: A trick-or-treat classic
Halloween at Woodgrove 2024
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If you’re looking for that one neighbourhood Halloween experience in Singapore where costumes, candy and community spirit come together, Woodgrove Estate in Woodlands ticks all the boxes. Since around 2007 the estate’s streets have been quietly reborn each Halloween, decked out like haunted sets, with delighted children trudging door-to-door for sweets.
Every 31st October, the Woodgrove Estate trick-or-treat route lights up from about 6:30pm to 9:30pm.
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While there’s no formally announced mega-event this year, every indicator such as past tradition and online mentions suggests the decorations and free-for-all candy hunt will be back again.
Where: Woodgrove Estate, Woodlands, Singapore 738381
When: Friday, 31st October 2025, around 6:30pm–9:30pm
2. Montreal Road, Lagos Circle & Canada Road: One for the halloween décor hunters
Decorations at Sembawang in 2022
Image credit: Joyce Sim
If you’ve seen the most talked-about Halloween displays in Singapore, chances are they’re on Montreal Road, Lagos Circle or Canada Road in the Sembawang Estate. These leafy colonial-era roads become a spooky spectacle every October: think life-sized skeletons, creepy clowns, cobwebs, and entire homes lit up for the candy-hunting crowd.
Image credit: Joyce Sim
The setup has become a tradition, with residents here consistently going big. The same roads featured heavy displays in previous years, and indicators of decor already going up, social-posts surfacing suggest they’ll do it again this year.
So although we’re working off “tradition + hype” rather than an official programme, visiting these streets is a strong bet.
Where: Montreal Road / Lagos Circle / Canada Road, Sembawang Estate, Singapore 758711
When: Friday, 31st October 2025 (likely to start at dusk)
3. Watten Estate: A neighbourhood halloween with heart
Image credit: John Westnedge
Watten Estate in Bukit Timah has long been a favourite among Halloween regulars. Last year, the streets were lined with giant inflatable ghouls, and creepy photo ops that wouldn’t look out of place in a theme park. It’s the kind of neighbourhood where residents go all out, every front yard becomes part of the show, and you can feel the buzz from blocks away.
Families from nearby neighbourhoods often drop by just to admire the creativity, and kids can spend hours roaming from door to door collecting sweets. If you’re planning to drop by, you can follow this link to see which houses are participating in the decorations!
Image credit: Watten Residents’ Network
On top of that, the Watten Residents’ Committee (RC) runs its own Halloween bash at the Residents’ Hub, featuring a haunted house ($3 entry), hub games, temporary tattoos, and goodie bags for the little ones.
So, while the estate’s trick-or-treat trails bring out the neighbourhood charm, the RC event adds an extra dose of community fun, two different vibes, but all part of the same spooky spirit.
Where: Watten Estate, Bukit Timah, Singapore 289618
When: Friday, 31st October 2025, 5:30 pm till late
4. Opera Estate: Neighbourhood trick-or-treat & street deco
Opera Estate doesn’t just do Halloween, it owns it. Every year, the quiet streets of Siglap turn into a mini movie set, complete with glowing pumpkins, fog machines, and the occasional skeleton hanging off a gate like it pays rent. Easties really know how to throw a Halloween party, and Opera Estate proves it year after year.
Trick or treat trail in 2022
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The People’s Association will once again be setting up camp at the Opera Estate Primary School Football Field, where stage performances, roving acts, and games to keep everyone buzzing.
But the real charm lies in the neighbourhood itself. The houses along the stretch are famous for their decorations and generous candy hauls. If you’re looking for that “trick-or-treat in the suburbs” experience without leaving the East, this is your spot.
The event kicks off at the Opera Estate Primary School football field (usually around 5:30pm), and you can also check out their Facebook page for updates.
Where: Opera Estate Primary School football field & surrounding landed homes, Siglap, Singapore 458436
When: Saturday, 1st November 2025, 5:30pm–8:30pm
5. Chip Bee Gardens: Boutique halloween with style
Image credit: Singapore Land Authority
Another confirmed one is in Holland Village, more specifically, Chip Bee Gardens. With its charming black-and-white heritage terraces owned by the Singapore Land Authority, and resident-led spirit, the estate is more than just a place to walk through, it’s a neighbourhood that dresses up for the occasion.
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Expect standout features this year: two haunted-house spots at 24 & 43 Jalan Kuning, free popcorn, candy-floss and ice cream for all guests, and a public-transport-friendly note because the organisers encourage visitors to come green via MRT or bus.
Image credit: Singapore Land Authority
Previous years here have seen terraces draped in long spider-webs, tombstone-style plaques, orange-lit trees and costumed figures perched on porches; every gate feels like its own spooky set piece.
Where: Chip Bee Gardens, Holland Village / Jalan Kuning, Singapore 278176
When: Saturday, 25th October, 7pm-9.30pm
6. Frankel Estate: A spooky tradition returns
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Frankel Estate is gearing up for another resident-led Halloween celebration this October. In previous years, the estate transformed into a Halloween hotspot, with residents going all out to create a spooky atmosphere.
While details for 2025 are still under wraps, it’s expected that the tradition will continue, with residents once again coming together to bring Halloween to life in Frankel Estate. Whether you’re a longtime resident or a visitor, it’s a night to look forward to.
For more information and updates, keep an eye on the official Frankel Estate Residents’ Network Facebook page.
Where: Frankel Estate and the surrounding areas, Singapore 458235
When: Friday, 31st October 2025, after 6:30pm
Note: As with previous years, guests are encouraged to use public transport due to limited parking. The estate is accessible via the nearby park connector.
BONUS: Tampines GreenVerge @ Tampines: Kampung‑style halloween fun
Image credit: Charlene Chen
Tampines GreenVerge is bringing the spooky season to its HDB community this October. Organized by the Tampines GreenVerge Residents’ Network (RN) in collaboration with the Tampines East Youth Network, the event blends festive fun with a touch of kampung spirit, making it a cosy, family-friendly neighbourhood outing.
Expect a lively evening with a haunted house setup within the estate, game booths, magic shows, balloon sculpting, and themed photo spots for memories. Complimentary treats like popcorn, candy floss, and ice cream will be on hand too.
Where: Tampines GreenVerge Estate, Singapore 521621
When: Saturday, 25th October 2025, 7:30pm–9:30pm
For more information and updates, visit the official Tampines GreenVerge RN Facebook page.
Best estates for Halloween trick-or-treating in Singapore
Halloween in Singapore keeps growing, year after year, and it’s easy to see why.
Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned trick-or-treater, Halloween in Singapore is now more than just a night of sweets, it’s about laughter, memories, and connecting with your neighbourhood. Here’s hoping the tradition grows even stronger in the years to come.
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Cover image adapted from: Singapore Land Authority, John Westnedge, Joyce Sim
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