Indiana Campground Offers Trick or Treating Every Saturday in Oct

Get your money's worth out of those Halloween costumes all month long at this southern Indiana campground.

Let's face it, when it comes to buying Halloween costumes for your kids, it costs way too much money for them to only wear them one day out of the year. The kiddos are always so excited to wear them and they will find any excuse to put them on, but there's really only one day, Halloween, when it pays off for them to wear their costumes. However, thanks to one Indiana campground, you can get good use out of them every Saturday in October.

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Trick or Treating at Lincoln State Park This October

Lincoln State Park, located in Southern Indiana, is doing something really cool for trick-or-treaters this Halloween season. They are welcoming trick-or-treaters from all over to come to the campground each Saturday in October to put those costumes to good use and get a lot of candy out of the deal. According to Lincoln State Park's Facebook post:

Did you know that our campers put on trick or treating every Saturday in October from 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm CST?
That's right!
And for the safety of the children, traffic through the electric campground will be closed during these times. Please plan accordingly and enjoy the fantastic decorations and incredible costumes!

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That means that on top of Halloween on October 31st, you have four more opportunities to wear the costumes and gather as much candy as possible! Plus, some of the campers get pretty creative with their Halloween decorations. Sometimes they even set up their own "haunted houses" at their campsites. It's pretty cool. The campground will typically have some other fall fun events going on this October too. In years past, they have had hayrides, pumpkin painting, crafts, and games. It's certainly worth the visit in October.

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