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Mazama collapsed 🌋Oregon has 14 national forests covering millions of acres 🌲The Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland runs February through October 🎭Oregon has more than 100 state parks 🏕Bonneville Dam (1938) on the Columbia River was one of the first great New Deal hydropower projects ⚡Oregon's Pendleton Round-Up (est. 1910) is one of the top 5 rodeos in the US 🤠Oregon's state flower is the Oregon Grape 🌿Portland's Hawthorne Bridge (1910) is the oldest operating vertical-lift bridge in the US 🌉Intel employs over 20,000 people in Hillsboro, Oregon 💻The John Day Fossil Beds contain 50+ million years of continuous fossils 🦴Oregon's Malheur National Wildlife Refuge hosts over 320 bird species 🦅Oregon's Harney County is bigger than Maryland and Delaware combined 🗺The Willamette Meteorite (1902) is the largest meteorite ever found in the US ☄Oregon's state motto: 'She Flies with Her Own Wings' 🦅Eugene's Prefontaine Memorial Trail honors Steve Prefontaine, who held 7 American track records 🏃Oregon's McKenzie River near Eugene is rated one of the top trout streams in the West 🎣Oregon Caves in Josephine County are still being formed by moving water today 🕳The Oregon Coast Aquarium in Newport has a massive open-ocean exhibit 🦈Oregon's state insect is the Oregon Swallowtail butterfly 🦋Portland's MAX light rail (opened 1986) is one of the longest light rail systems in the US 🚇Oregon's Forest Park in Portland is one of the largest urban forests in the US, at over 5,000 acres 🌳The Columbia River produces more hydropower than any other river in North America ⚡Oregon's Pacific Flyway is a major migratory route for birds from Alaska to Baja California 🦆Portland's Lan Su Chinese Garden is the largest authentic Suzhou-style garden outside China 🏯Oregon's state rock is the thunder egg — a type of geode found in volcanic ash beds ⚡🥚Oregon has more than 600 lakes over 10 acres in size 🏞Silver Falls is Oregon's largest state park at 9,000+ acres 🌲Oregon's Sea Lion Caves are accessible by elevator carved into the cliff ⬇The original Oregon Territory (1848) included modern Oregon, Washington, Idaho and parts of Montana 🗺Oregon's Willamette Valley is the #1 US producer of grass seed 🌾Oregonians consume more coffee per capita than almost any other US state ☕Portland has over 500 food carts — one of the most vibrant food cart cultures in the country 🌮Oregon's Crater Lake has a small island called Wizard Island formed by a cinder cone 🌋The Umpqua River is considered one of the oldest river systems in the Cascade Range 🏔Oregon's Newberry Volcanic National Monument contains one of North America's largest calderas 🌋Oregon's state fossil is Metasequoia (dawn redwood) 🌲The Alvord Desert in southeast Oregon is one of the driest places in the Pacific Northwest ☀Steens Mountain in SE Oregon rises 9,773 feet above the desert floor 🏔Portland's Saturday Market (est. 1974) is the largest continuously operating outdoor arts market in the US 🎨Oregon's Tillamook Air Museum houses one of the world's largest wooden structures 🛩The Pacific Ring of Fire runs through Oregon — several volcanoes are still considered active 🌋Oregon's Mt. Jefferson is the 2nd highest peak in the state at 10,495 feet 🗻Oregon has more designated Wild and Scenic Rivers than any other state 🚣Oregon is one of only 5 states with no general sales tax 💵The Astoria-Megler Bridge (1966) crossing the Columbia River is 4.1 miles long 🌉Oregon banned self-serve gas for 72 years — since 2023, drivers statewide may pump their own ⛽Oregon's Fort Clatsop near Astoria is where Lewis and Clark spent winter 1805–1806 ⛺Oregon's 1000 Friends (est. 1975) pioneered land-use planning to protect farmland from sprawl 🌾Oregon has 13 National Wildlife Refuges 🦅Portland's Union Station has been an active train station since 1896 🚂Oregon's Crater Lake National Park was established in 1902 — Oregon's only national park 🏞Oregon is one of the top US producers of peppermint oil 🌿The Fremont Bridge in Portland (1973) has the longest tied-arch span in the US at 1,255 feet 🌉Oregon's 'Open Beaches Act' (1967) ensures all Oregon beaches are publicly accessible 🏖Oregon's Lan Su Chinese Garden in Portland was built by 65 craftspeople from Suzhou, China 🪷Oregon became the 33rd state on February 14, 1859 — Valentine's Day 💘The beaver is Oregon's state animal, which is why it's called the Beaver State 🦫Haystack Rock at Cannon Beach rises 235 feet from the sand 🪨Hells Canyon on the Oregon–Idaho border is North America's deepest river gorge 🏞Oregon has the only two-sided state flag in the US 🦫Crater Lake is the deepest lake in the US at 1,943 feet deep 🏔Oregon beaches are 100% publicly owned by law — no private beach access 🌊Oregon has no statewide sales tax 💰The world's largest living organism is in Oregon — a honey fungus spanning 2.4 miles in Malheur National Forest 🍄Portland has the world's smallest park: Mill Ends Park, just 2 feet in diameter 🌳Oregon grows 99% of the US hazelnut crop 🌰Portland's Powell's Books is one of the world's largest independent bookstores 📚Nike was founded in Oregon in 1964 by Phil Knight and Bill Bowerman 👟Multnomah Falls drops 620 feet — one of the tallest year-round waterfalls in the US 💧Oregon was the first state to vote entirely by mail 📬Oregon City (1844) was the first incorporated city west of the Rocky Mountains 🏙Oregon has 40+ covered bridges — more than any other western state 🌉The Oregon Dunes are the largest coastal sand dune system in North America 🏜Smith Rock State Park is considered the birthplace of American sport climbing 🧗Oregon's state nut is the hazelnut 🌰Oregon is the #1 US producer of Christmas trees 🎄Crater Lake gets an average of 533 inches of snow per year ❄Silver Falls State Park's Trail of Ten Falls passes 10 waterfalls in just 7.2 miles 🏞Oregon's Sea Lion Caves near Florence is the only mainland year-round wild sea lion habitat in the US 🦭The Columbia River Gorge has 77 named waterfalls 💦Oregon has 300+ craft breweries — among the most per capita in the US 🍺Astoria (1811) is the oldest American settlement west of the Rocky Mountains ⚓Mt. Hood is climbed by 10,000+ people every year 🏔The Willamette Valley produces world-class Pinot Noir wine 🍷Tillamook County Creamery makes 167,000 pounds of cheese per day 🧀Oregon's state bird is the Western Meadowlark 🐦Portland was named by a coin flip between settlers from Portland ME and Boston MA 🪙Oregon's Painted Hills have layers of red, tan and black from 35 million years of volcanic history 🎨The Pacific Crest Trail runs 430 miles through Oregon 🥾Oregon's state mushroom is the Pacific Golden Chanterelle 🍄The Wallowa Mountains in NE Oregon are nicknamed 'Oregon's Alps' 🏔Oregon's state tree is the Douglas Fir — the most common lumber tree in North America 🌲Mt. Hood is Oregon's highest peak at 11,249 feet 🗻The Oregon Trail carried 400,000+ settlers from Missouri to Oregon in the 1840s–60s 🐂Oregon's Crater Lake is so clear you can see 100+ feet into the water 🔵The Timberline Lodge on Mt. Hood was hand-built by craftsmen in 1937 as a WPA project 🏛Oregon's Columbia River Gorge is a National Scenic Area 80 miles long 🌄The Rogue River runs entirely within Oregon for 215 miles 🚣Oregon's state fish is the Chinook Salmon 🐟Portland's International Rose Test Garden has over 10,000 rose bushes 🌹Oregon's bottle bill (1971) was the first container deposit law in the US ♻Oregon's Astoria Column has a 164-step spiral staircase with panoramic views 🌀Crater Lake was formed 7,700 years ago when Mt. Mazama collapsed 🌋Oregon has 14 national forests covering millions of acres 🌲The Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland runs February through October 🎭Oregon has more than 100 state parks 🏕Bonneville Dam (1938) on the Columbia River was one of the first great New Deal hydropower projects ⚡Oregon's Pendleton Round-Up (est. 1910) is one of the top 5 rodeos in the US 🤠Oregon's state flower is the Oregon Grape 🌿Portland's Hawthorne Bridge (1910) is the oldest operating vertical-lift bridge in the US 🌉Intel employs over 20,000 people in Hillsboro, Oregon 💻The John Day Fossil Beds contain 50+ million years of continuous fossils 🦴Oregon's Malheur National Wildlife Refuge hosts over 320 bird species 🦅Oregon's Harney County is bigger than Maryland and Delaware combined 🗺The Willamette Meteorite (1902) is the largest meteorite ever found in the US ☄Oregon's state motto: 'She Flies with Her Own Wings' 🦅Eugene's Prefontaine Memorial Trail honors Steve Prefontaine, who held 7 American track records 🏃Oregon's McKenzie River near Eugene is rated one of the top trout streams in the West 🎣Oregon Caves in Josephine County are still being formed by moving water today 🕳The Oregon Coast Aquarium in Newport has a massive open-ocean exhibit 🦈Oregon's state insect is the Oregon Swallowtail butterfly 🦋Portland's MAX light rail (opened 1986) is one of the longest light rail systems in the US 🚇Oregon's Forest Park in Portland is one of the largest urban forests in the US, at over 5,000 acres 🌳The Columbia River produces more hydropower than any other river in North America ⚡Oregon's Pacific Flyway is a major migratory route for birds from Alaska to Baja California 🦆Portland's Lan Su Chinese Garden is the largest authentic Suzhou-style garden outside China 🏯Oregon's state rock is the thunder egg — a type of geode found in volcanic ash beds ⚡🥚Oregon has more than 600 lakes over 10 acres in size 🏞Silver Falls is Oregon's largest state park at 9,000+ acres 🌲Oregon's Sea Lion Caves are accessible by elevator carved into the cliff ⬇The original Oregon Territory (1848) included modern Oregon, Washington, Idaho and parts of Montana 🗺Oregon's Willamette Valley is the #1 US producer of grass seed 🌾Oregonians consume more coffee per capita than almost any other US state ☕Portland has over 500 food carts — one of the most vibrant food cart cultures in the country 🌮Oregon's Crater Lake has a small island called Wizard Island formed by a cinder cone 🌋The Umpqua River is considered one of the oldest river systems in the Cascade Range 🏔Oregon's Newberry Volcanic National Monument contains one of North America's largest calderas 🌋Oregon's state fossil is Metasequoia (dawn redwood) 🌲The Alvord Desert in southeast Oregon is one of the driest places in the Pacific Northwest ☀Steens Mountain in SE Oregon rises 9,773 feet above the desert floor 🏔Portland's Saturday Market (est. 1974) is the largest continuously operating outdoor arts market in the US 🎨Oregon's Tillamook Air Museum houses one of the world's largest wooden structures 🛩The Pacific Ring of Fire runs through Oregon — several volcanoes are still considered active 🌋Oregon's Mt. Jefferson is the 2nd highest peak in the state at 10,495 feet 🗻Oregon has more designated Wild and Scenic Rivers than any other state 🚣Oregon is one of only 5 states with no general sales tax 💵The Astoria-Megler Bridge (1966) crossing the Columbia River is 4.1 miles long 🌉Oregon banned self-serve gas for 72 years — since 2023, drivers statewide may pump their own ⛽Oregon's Fort Clatsop near Astoria is where Lewis and Clark spent winter 1805–1806 ⛺Oregon's 1000 Friends (est. 1975) pioneered land-use planning to protect farmland from sprawl 🌾Oregon has 13 National Wildlife Refuges 🦅Portland's Union Station has been an active train station since 1896 🚂Oregon's Crater Lake National Park was established in 1902 — Oregon's only national park 🏞Oregon is one of the top US producers of peppermint oil 🌿The Fremont Bridge in Portland (1973) has the longest tied-arch span in the US at 1,255 feet 🌉Oregon's 'Open Beaches Act' (1967) ensures all Oregon beaches are publicly accessible 🏖Oregon's Lan Su Chinese Garden in Portland was built by 65 craftspeople from Suzhou, China 🪷Oregon became the 33rd state on February 14, 1859 — Valentine's Day 💘The beaver is Oregon's state animal, which is why it's called the Beaver State 🦫Haystack Rock at Cannon Beach rises 235 feet from the sand 🪨Hells Canyon on the Oregon–Idaho border is North America's deepest river gorge 🏞
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Halloweentown St. Helens, Oregon: Complete Visitor's Guide

Spirit of Halloweentown dates, tickets, parking, filming locations and tips

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St. Helens City Hall. Columbia County. aibm
Photo: Gary Halvorson, Oregon State Archives / CC BY 4.0

Yes, Halloweentown is real, and you can visit it. Every fall, St. Helens, Oregon, the small Columbia River town where Disney filmed the 1998 movie Halloweentown, turns its old downtown back into the movie set. This guide covers what people search for most: where Halloweentown is, the Spirit of Halloweentown festival dates, tickets, parking, the giant pumpkin lighting, where the movies were filmed and the Halloweentown movies in order.

Where is Halloweentown?

Halloweentown is in St. Helens, Oregon, a riverfront town of about 14,000 people in Columbia County. It sits about 30 miles northwest of downtown Portland on U.S. Highway 30, roughly a 30–45 minute drive depending on traffic. The movie's town square is the plaza in front of the historic Columbia County Courthouse, along Strand Street in the Olde Towne district beside the Columbia River.

When people search "Halloween town Oregon" or "Halloweentown St. Helens," this is the place they mean. The city keeps the movie alive with the yearly Spirit of Halloweentown festival, which brings in up to about 90,000 visitors a season.

Spirit of Halloweentown (St. Helens Plaza)📍 275 Strand St, St. Helens, OR 97051🌐 spiritofhalloweentown.co

Spirit of Halloweentown dates and hours

The 2026 festival runs weekends only (Saturday and Sunday) from late September through November 1. Festival hours are 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. on event days.

WeekendDates (2026)Notes
1Sat–Sun, Sep 26–27Opening weekend
2Sat–Sun, Oct 3–4Usually lighter crowds
3Sat–Sun, Oct 10–11
4Sat–Sun, Oct 17–18Cast photo-ops (Zimmerman, Roeske, Van Dyke)
5Sat–Sun, Oct 24–25Judith Hoag photo-ops; very busy
6Sat–Sun, Oct 31–Nov 1Halloween weekend; busiest

Check the official Spirit of Halloweentown website before you go, since schedules and guest lineups can change.

Halloweentown St. Helens tickets: what's free and what costs money

You can walk the decorated plaza, browse street vendors and visit the food area for free. Most of the bigger attractions need a paid Access Pass:

  • Price: starting around $40 for ages 13 and up, less for ages 6–12. Kids 5 and under are free. Tickets cost less online than at the box office.
  • Included: a kid-friendly haunted house (no live monsters), attractions in the Masonic Building (an alien encounter and an oddities exhibit), the Boo Bash Pavilion, the Harvest Games Zone, a filming-location tour train, and a free digital photo with "Jack the Pumpkin."
  • Add-ons: celebrity photo-ops (sold online only), tours of the Twilight "Swan House" (a private home toured in small timed groups), and the Haunted Harbor jetboat ride, a 30-minute cruise from the St. Helens dock around Sand Island and Sauvie Island.
Tip: Buy your Access Pass and parking online ahead of time. October weekends often sell out, and online prices are lower.

The Halloweentown pumpkin lighting

The festival's big moment is the Great Pumpkin lighting. The giant jack-o'-lantern in the plaza, modeled on the one in the movie, lights up at 8:30 p.m. every event night. Pumpkin photos run from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. If you want to see the lighting, find a spot by about 8 p.m. The plaza fills up fast, especially in late October.

You'll also find pirate encampments with cannon demonstrations, the St. Helens Witch Dance, street performers and costumed characters all season.

Halloweentown cast and celebrity guests

Original Halloweentown cast members often come back for paid photo-ops. For 2026, the official site lists J. Paul (Joey) Zimmerman (Dylan), Emily Roeske (Sophie) and Phillip Van Dyke (Luke) for October 17–18, and Judith Hoag (Gwen) for October 24–25. Photo-op tickets are sold online only and can sell out.

The original movie starred Debbie Reynolds as Grandma Aggie Cromwell and Kimberly J. Brown as Marnie Piper.

Halloweentown parking and getting there

  • Driving: From Portland, take U.S. Highway 30 west/north through Scappoose to St. Helens (about 30 miles).
  • Official parking: The festival's main lot is at 451 Plymouth St. Plan on about $25–$30 per car, and book online to save money and guarantee a spot. New for 2026, the lot is close enough that you don't need a shuttle.
  • Don't park in neighborhoods. St. Helens residents ask visitors to stay out of residential streets, and parking is enforced.
  • Rideshare: Uber and Lyft drivers are scarce in St. Helens, especially for the ride home after the pumpkin lighting. Don't count on them.
Official Halloweentown Parking Lot📍 451 Plymouth St, St. Helens, OR 97051🌐 spiritofhalloweentown.co

Where was Halloweentown filmed?

The original Halloweentown (Disney Channel, 1998) was filmed in Oregon over about 24 days in May and June 1998. These are the main Halloweentown filming locations:

St. Helens: the Halloweentown town square

The plaza in front of the Columbia County Courthouse and the old storefronts along Strand Street became the magical town of Halloweentown. This is where the festival happens, and it's easy to recognize from the movie, especially the courthouse and the riverfront.

Scappoose: the Piper family neighborhood

The "real world" scenes in the Piper family's neighborhood were filmed in nearby Scappoose, about 10 minutes south of St. Helens on Highway 30.

Aggie's house

The outside of Grandma Aggie's house was filmed at a historic home in St. Helens that once ran as a bed-and-breakfast. Some interior scenes were shot at a farmhouse in Portland's Eastmoreland neighborhood. Both are private residences, so view them from the street only and respect the owners' privacy.

The sequels were not filmed in Oregon

Halloweentown II: Kalabar's Revenge (2001) was filmed in British Columbia, Canada. Halloweentown High (2004) and Return to Halloweentown (2006) were filmed in the Salt Lake City, Utah area. St. Helens is the only "real" Halloweentown from the original film.

Halloweentown movies in order

#MovieYearFilmed in
1Halloweentown1998St. Helens, Scappoose & Portland, Oregon
2Halloweentown II: Kalabar's Revenge2001British Columbia, Canada
3Halloweentown High2004Utah
4Return to Halloweentown2006Utah

In Return to Halloweentown, Sara Paxton took over the role of Marnie from Kimberly J. Brown. Where can I watch Halloweentown? All four movies are usually streaming on Disney+. Check the service, because availability can change.

Tips for visiting Halloweentown in St. Helens

  • Go early in the season or early in the day. Late September and early October weekends are less crowded than the last two weekends of October.
  • Visit on a weekday for a quiet look. The festival attractions run on weekends, but the decorations and filming spots are there all week. A weekday is the easiest time to take photos at the courthouse and riverfront.
  • Dress for Oregon weather. October evenings are cool and often wet. Bring a rain jacket and layers, especially if you're staying for the 8:30 p.m. pumpkin lighting.
  • Book lodging early. St. Helens has few hotels. Many visitors stay in the Portland area or in Longview, Washington, about 35 minutes north.
  • Bring cash and a charged phone. Vendors and food lines get busy, and you'll want photos.
  • Costumes are welcome. Many visitors dress as Marnie, Aggie or their own Halloween characters.

More Halloween and fall fun near Portland

Make a fall weekend of it. Sauvie Island is right on the way back to Portland on Highway 30. It has corn mazes and farms, including Bella Organic's haunted maze. See our guide to the best pumpkin patches in Oregon. In Portland, you can visit ScareGrounds PDX at Oaks Park and the Oregon Zoo's Howloween (October 17, 18, 24 and 25). Fall colors in the Columbia River Gorge and Silver Falls usually peak in mid to late October. For more trip ideas, see our Oregon coast road trip and best small towns in Oregon.

Halloweentown FAQ

Is Halloweentown a real place?

Yes. The 1998 Disney Channel movie Halloweentown was filmed in St. Helens, Oregon, and the town celebrates it every fall with the Spirit of Halloweentown festival.

Where is Halloweentown in Oregon?

St. Helens, Oregon, about 30 miles northwest of Portland on Highway 30. The festival centers on the courthouse plaza at 275 Strand St.

When is Spirit of Halloweentown?

In 2026 it runs Saturdays and Sundays from September 26 through November 1, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Is Halloweentown in St. Helens free?

Walking the plaza, vendors and food area is free. A paid Access Pass, starting around $40 for adults, covers the haunted house, tour train, games and other attractions. Kids 5 and under are free.

What time is the Halloweentown pumpkin lighting?

The Great Pumpkin lights up at 8:30 p.m. every festival night.

Where do you park for Halloweentown?

Use the official festival lot at 451 Plymouth St. It costs about $25–$30, and booking online is recommended. Don't park in residential neighborhoods.

Where was Halloweentown filmed?

The first movie was filmed in St. Helens (town square), Scappoose (the Piper neighborhood) and Portland, Oregon. The sequels were filmed in British Columbia and Utah.

What are the Halloweentown movies in order?

Halloweentown (1998), Halloweentown II: Kalabar's Revenge (2001), Halloweentown High (2004) and Return to Halloweentown (2006).

Where can I watch Halloweentown?

The Halloweentown movies are usually streaming on Disney+. Availability can change, so check the service.

How far is Halloweentown from Portland?

About 30 miles, or roughly 30–45 minutes by car via U.S. Highway 30.

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