Halloween might be over, but there's still one more chance to enjoy some spooky fun around Cottage Grove and Creswell!
Nightmare on 9th Street returns for its final scheduled night on Sunday, November 1, 2026, from 5:30 PM to 10:00 PM.
If you missed the Halloween festivities or haven't had a chance to explore this community-created haunted yard, Sunday is your last scheduled opportunity to check it out this year.
And while you're enjoying the Halloween decorations, you'll also have the opportunity to support two great local causes: Blue Barn Farm & Sanctuary and the Creswell Food Pantry.
Sunday, November 1: Event Details
Here's everything you need to know before heading out.
Date: Sunday, November 1, 2026
Time: 5:30 PM to 10:00 PM
Location: North 9th Street, Creswell, Oregon
Suggested donations:
Children: $5
Teens and adults: $10
Alternative: 4 cans of food
Benefiting: Blue Barn Farm & Sanctuary and Creswell Food Pantry
Sunday marks the sixth and final scheduled evening of Nightmare on 9th Street's 2026 season.
What Is Nightmare on 9th Street?
Nightmare on 9th Street is a Halloween tradition created by Creswell resident Joanie Kent with help from members of the local community.
Instead of a large commercial haunted house, visitors get to explore a residential yard transformed into a spooky Halloween attraction.
It's something created by local residents for people in and around our community.
Over the years, this attraction has welcomed visitors looking for a little Halloween excitement, with past versions featuring creative decorations and haunted-yard displays.
The organizers haven't published a complete list of the individual scenes and decorations featured in 2026, so visitors can discover what's been created when they arrive.
One Last Chance to Support Two Local Causes
Nightmare on 9th Street isn't just about Halloween fun. It's also a community fundraiser supporting two organizations doing important work in our area.
Blue Barn Farm & Sanctuary
Blue Barn Farm & Sanctuary is a nonprofit organization based in Creswell, Oregon.
The sanctuary cares for rescued farm animals and works to promote kindness, compassion, and empathy through humane education.
Its mission includes helping people build a better understanding of animals and encouraging respect for living beings.
Creswell Food Pantry
The Creswell Food Pantry serves local individuals and families who need food assistance.
Supporting organizations like these is another way our community can come together and make a positive difference.
The organizers are asking for suggested monetary donations or four cans of food.
Blue Barn Farm & Sanctuary also plans to provide Halloween coloring sheets for visitors to take home.
Is Nightmare on 9th Street Family-Friendly?
The organizers encourage families to bring their children and explore the haunted yard.
However, parents should keep in mind that this is a Halloween attraction with potentially spooky displays.
No official minimum age or scare-level rating has been published for the 2026 experience.
If you've got younger children who are easily frightened, use your judgment when planning your visit.
Things to Know Before You Go
Since Sunday is the final scheduled evening, it's worth making sure you have everything ready before heading out.
Dress warmly. November evenings in Oregon can be chilly and wet, especially after sunset.
Bring a donation. The organizers suggest monetary contributions or canned food benefiting the two local organizations.
Wear comfortable shoes. This is an outdoor haunted-yard experience.
Respect the neighborhood. The attraction takes place in a residential area, so be mindful of parking, nearby homes, and private driveways.
Keep young children close. Some Halloween displays may be frightening or difficult to navigate after dark.
Double-check the location. Confirm the exact street address using the organizer's latest information before leaving.
Specific parking arrangements, accessibility details, and weather-cancellation procedures have not been published in the current event announcement.
The Final Night of the 2026 Halloween Season
Nightmare on 9th Street has been scheduled across two weekends this year:
October 23, 24, and 25
October 30, 31, and November 1
All six nights have been scheduled from 5:30 PM to 10:00 PM.
With November 1 marking the final announced date, this is your last scheduled chance to experience the attraction in 2026.
Whether you're a Halloween enthusiast or just looking for one more reason to get out of the house, it's an opportunity to enjoy something created by local residents while supporting the community.
Find More Events Around Cottage Grove and Creswell
Halloween might be wrapping up, but there's always something happening around our communities!
From holiday markets and local celebrations to live music, family activities, fundraisers, and community events, Groovin' In The Grove is working to bring it all together in one place.
Find more local events:
https://www.groovininthegrove.com/events
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Official Nightmare on 9th Street event information:
https://www.bluebarnsanctuary.org/events/8th-annual-nightmare-on-9th-st
Event details are based on the organizer's published 2026 announcement and are subject to change.