Fun and Exciting Spook-O-Ree
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There’s tons to do at the Spook-O-Ree! As a family event, every activity is designed to involve the whole family. The evening is packed with fun and games, and with so much to do, you might have a hard time fitting it all in in. Most activities are great for every age, but some are designed for older kids looking for a little fright. One thing is for certain — there’s something for everyone at the Spook-O-Ree
Halloween Hayride
Take an adventurous hayride through some of the less visited areas of camp! See the camp staff in costumes putting on some magical (and spooky!) Halloween scenes. Thi activitiy is one of the very favorites of the Spook-O-Ree and you certainly won’t want to miss it! One of the Spook-O-Ree staff will be your guide along the trail, telling you stories about the scenes you’ll see. The hayride will last about 20 minutes and will run continuously during the evening. The last hayride will leave at 9:40pm. This year we will have more hay wagons, shorter lines, and more fun!
The Halloween Hayride is included in the price of admission and can be visited an unlimited number of times. Recommended for all ages.
Haunted Trail
The Cub World nature trail is usually a quiet and beautiful walk through the woods. But during Halloween, the ghosts and creepy things that haunt the Little Miami River come out to play! Venture into the woods and get a scare. Spooky lighting, creepy fog, and mysterious scenes will be found along your way. Beware of monsters that jump and scream — the haunted trail may not be appropriate for young children.
After dusk, groups will be leaving to walk the trail regularly throughout the night and the trail can be visited an unlimited number of times. Keep in mind that the haunted trail might be a little too intense for the younger ones!
Halloween Midway 
Time to have some Halloween fun! Try your hand at the many themed games on the Spook-O-Ree midway. Games include Frankenstein feet, spider ring toss, and much more! The games vary in skill from easy to challenging, with a little something for everyone. Participants of these games of skill and chance will receive special tokens with extra tokens going to the winners. Tokens can be spent at the prize booth, and with several tiers of prizes available, a lot of the fun of the Spook-O-Ree is saving up your tokens to get the biggest prize you can!
10 tickets that can be used for games or food are included with the price of admission. Additional tickets are 25 cents each and can be purchased at one of the ticket booths.
Haunted Castle
The Cub World castle is being haunted by ghouls and goblins! Do you dare venture in to see the spooky scenes awaiting you? Tour each room and up and around the top of the castle and get a scare. The haunted castle will be open after dark and running continuously throughout the evening. Once you enter the haunted castle, follow the path up, down, and around and see what’s happening in each room. This activity may not be appropriate for younger children, as their may be some frightening scenes – beware!
The castle will be closed early in the evening and open for scares once darkness has fallen.
Trick-Or-Treating 
Looking for a safe and fun way to go trick-or-treating? Avoid the hazards of traffic, strangers, and other dangers and do your trick-or-treating at the Spook-O-Ree this year. Visit the Cub World Fort, where kids can go door to door and fill up their sacks with some tasty treats (and maybe a trick or two). This is the perfect way to take your family trick-or-treating with no worries. Behind each door will be a character with plenty of candy to share, including all the favorites and even chocolate candy bars.
Trick-or-treating is open all night long. Each participant will be given a coupon good for one round of trick-or-treating. Recommended for all ages.
Straw Maze
Challenge yourself to the Spook-O-Ree straw maze – a crazy maze wandering through walls of straw bails, secret passages, and dead-end corridors. Two challenges are available – a simple maze of hay bails that is great for the little ones, and a full-wall maze for those looking for something a little more difficult. Try double the fun and complete both mazes if you can. Can you find the end and ring the bell? This is a great family activity for all ages.
The Straw Maze is open all night long, can be run as many times as you like, and is included with the price of admission. Recommended for all ages.
Costume Contest
At the Spook-O-Ree, everyone is encouraged to wear their best Halloween costume (adults too!). Part of the fun of the Spook-O-Ree is seeing all your Cub Scout friends in their great costumes. During the event, contestants should stop by the booth at the midway to have their picture taken and enter in the judging. At 9pm, all the contestants will gather at by the Storytelling campfire for the winners to be announced.
Prize tokens will be given to everyone participating in the contest, and the top 3 winners will be given a special prizes. The best costumes are always the most original that show a lot of Halloween spirit, hard work, and creativity. So get your favorite costume get into character, and show it off!
Food and Drinks
No Halloween event is complete without some of your favorite Spook-O-Ree treats. Take a break from the activities and stop by the Spook-O-Ree food court to relax and fill your belly. Vampire ears (caramel apples), popcorn, spider webs (cotton candy), hot dogs, chili, chips, candy, and more will be available at the Food Court all night long. Hot chocolate, hot apple cider, coffee, bottled water, and soft drinks will also be available. A special value meal deal of a chili dog, chips, and a soft drink is also offered.
Snacks and beverages at the Food Court stand can be purchased with tickets. 10 tickets ($2.50) are included with the price of admission for all paid participants and additional tickets can be purchased at the ticket booths for .25 cents each. Tickets can be used for games or for food.
