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For Pottstown's Halloween, Haunted Woods and Spooky Golf

For Pottstown’s Halloween, Haunted Woods and Spooky Golf

September 30, 2025

A not-for-young-children Halloween experience awaits Oct. 9-10 at Althouse Arboretum. Fun-for-everyone Spooky Golf games return weekends from Oct. 17 to Nov. 1 at Manatawny Green.

Arboretum Hosts ‘Haunted Woods’ Oct. 9-10 in Pottstown

POTTSTOWN PA – Expect the forest inside Althouse Arboretum echo with moans, wails, and the cries of spooky characters Oct. 9-10 (2025; Thursday and Friday)! That’s when the Green Allies non-profit organization holds its annual Halloween-themed Haunted Woods event from 7-9 p.m. both nights.

“Don’t miss the thrill of taking a walk along the (arboretum) trails at night to meet some of the terrifying supernatural beings inhabiting the woods,” its staff and volunteers insist. Althouse is located at 1794 Gilbertsville Rd.

When (or if) visitors emerge from the woods, they’ll find an outdoor screening “of our favorite horror films” to enjoy and food available for purchase, organizers add. Guests also can sit around an open fire and roast a marshmallow or two.

Be warned, though. Although the woods represent “a great haunted event,” according to the arboretum, it’s not for everyone. “Some scenes are intense and not appropriate for young children,” it says.

Tickets for the event cost $10 per person, and can be purchased at the entrance. For more information, call 267-371-2288 or send an e-mail to donna@green-allies.org.

Photo by Sumaid pal Singh Bakshi on Unsplash+, used under license

Spooky Golf Returns to Pottstown’s Manatawny Green

For Pottstown's Halloween, Haunted Woods and Spooky Golf

POTTSTOWN PA – The annual after-dark tradition known as “Spooky Golf” returns to the borough-operated Manatawny Green miniature golf course beginning Oct. 17 (2025; Friday). The fun is scheduled to continue on weekends through Nov. 1, Pottstown’s Parks and Recreation Department says.

When operating after 5:30 p.m., Halloween décor at the golf course at 71 W. High St. is boosted by dynamic lighting, and filled with “spooky sounds.” All the decorations will remain throughout October. The department promises the activity is fun for all ages.

Spooky Golf at Manatawny Green will operate Oct. 17-19, Oct. 24-26, and Oct. 31 to Nov. 1. Hours on Fridays and Saturdays are set from 5:30-10 p.m., and Sundays from 5:30-8 p.m. Tickets cost $10 per player. Check the course Facebook page to regarding weather-related closings.

Rather play in the sunlight? The department offers that too. Patrons can play the course during regular day hours until 5:30 p.m. for $8 per player.

Photo provided by Manatawny Green

For Pottstown's Halloween, Haunted Woods and Spooky Golf

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