Trunk or Treats on Long Island for Kids to Collect Candy

Take your costumes for a test drive at the family-friendly Trunk or Treat at Hauppauge Library. Photo courtesy of the library
Take your costumes for a test drive at the family-friendly Trunk or Treat at Hauppauge Library. Photo courtesy of the library
10/11/24 - By Jaime Sumersille

Trunk or treats offer Long Island kids a safer alternative to trick-or-treating. Instead of wandering door to door, young trick-or-treaters can load up their Halloween bags with candy from decorated cars.

These trunk or treats—many of which are FREE—take place in parking lots or parks. They sometimes include parades, costume contests, and other Halloween activities. Another bonus for sugar-crazed kids: Many take place before Halloween. That means double the loot if you plan right!

For more boo-tiful Halloween fun, check out our Halloween Guide for Long Island Families

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