Looking for wholesome, affordable ways to celebrate the Halloween season and enjoy the early Oktoberfest spirit? Residents of New Caney, Porter and nearby Cleveland have three distinct options this weekend, Oct. 2‑4.
Big Rivers Waterpark – Boo Rivers & Voodoo Bayou
Big Rivers Waterpark & Adventures opens its seasonal attractions under the names “Boo Rivers” and “Voodoo Bayou.” Boo Rivers is designed for families, featuring a pumpkin patch, petting zoo, costume contest and classic carnival rides. Voodoo Bayou offers a PG‑13 haunted trail, maze and a zombie‑shooting range for older kids and teens. The attractions run from Oct. 1 through Nov. 1 with varying hours. Admission is $19.99 for children under 48 inches tall and $34.99 for those 48 inches and taller. The park is located at 23101 Hwy. 242 in New Caney.
Woods of Kaos – 30,000‑Square‑Foot Haunted House
For thrill‑seekers, the Woods of Kaos in Cleveland presents a 30,000‑square‑foot haunted house experience. The “scream park” also includes a Ground Zero zombie paintball shoot, live concerts, ax‑throwing and escape rooms. Open on Fridays and Saturdays throughout October (Oct. 1‑31, Oct. 28‑29, Nov. 1) with varying times. General admission ranges from $10 to $35, with additional fees for specific attractions. The venue is at 388 County Road 3892 W., Cleveland.
Montgomery County Precinct 4 – Heavy Trash Day
Montgomery County Precinct 4 is hosting a heavy‑trash day for residents who need to dispose of large items such as mattresses, fencing, tires (up to 12 per person), furniture and metal. Items not accepted include tree limbs, paint, chemicals and concrete. For a full list of eligible items, residents can click the provided link on the precinct’s website or call 936‑597‑4444 with specific questions.
All events are subject to change, so please verify hours and any COVID‑related guidelines before attending. Whether you’re looking for a spooky family outing, an adrenaline‑pumping haunted house, or a practical way to clear out unwanted items, the New Caney‑Porter area has something for everyone this weekend.
Original reporting: Community Impact — Houston — read the source article.
