From Tumut to Australia-wide
Tumut Halloween began as a simple local trick-or-treat map to help families find participating houses around Tumut. It now supports towns and postcodes across Australia while keeping the same community-first idea at its heart.
The map is free to browse and free for participating households to join. A house can add its address and available trick-or-treat times, then use the private code emailed to them to edit or remove that listing later.
Our mission
Make Halloween easier to discover, safer to plan and more connected for local communities. The map helps families spend less time guessing where to go and more time enjoying Halloween together.
Australia-wide discovery
State, territory, town and postcode hubs make local Halloween maps discoverable across Australia, while the live map keeps the experience practical on Halloween night.
Community powered
Community uploads let people share houses, displays, costumes, pumpkins, pets and local events, creating more reasons to return beyond the live map.
The artwork behind the map
π¨ Special thanks to my daughter Taylor Crane for creating the Halloween banner artwork featured across the site.
The artwork remains part of the identity of Tumut Halloween as the site grows beyond its original local map.