Grab your candy buckets, dust off those costumes, and get ready — Swan Lake Resort is turning the woods into a Halloween wonderland, and every ghost and goblin in Plymouth is invited.
Mark your calendars, because on Saturday, October 24, 2026, Swan Lake Resort will host its wildly popular Trick-or-Treat Trails — a free, family-friendly Halloween event that's part candy crawl, part hayride, and all fun.
The event runs from 4:00 to 6:00 PM, with trick-or-treating, and the trail truly comes alive.
Admission is completely free. Just bring your own candy bucket or bag. That's it. No tickets, no catch, no tricks — just treats.
What's Waiting on the Trail? Dozens of businesses and organizations will set up decorated candy stations along the trail and hand out goodies to every costumed kid who comes through.
But the candy stations are just beginning. Take a scenic ride through the woods. It's autumn, the leaves are turning, and there's something magical about a hayride.
Travelin' Tom's Coffee will be at the Swan Lake Resort’s Trick-or-Treat Trails because every great parent deserves a warm cup of coffee while chasing sugar-fueled superheroes through the woods, and the Kona Ice truck will be there for when the costumes get warm and the kids need to cool down. Shaved ice to the rescue!
Here's the beauty of Trick-or-Treat Trails: it goes on rain or shine. If Mother Nature decides to throw a little October weather at the party, the activities simply move indoors. So, there's no reason to let a cloudy forecast keep you home.
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