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Choose to take part
Create an adult account, verify your email and submit your own household’s street and participation choices. Add an optional house hint if you wish.
Small discoveries. Big adventures.
Something
spooktacular
is on its way.
Meet RoamPebble. We’re creating playful ways to explore your neighbourhood — and our first adventure is Halloween in Castlemilk and nearby neighbourhoods.
Your next adventure starts nearby.A little curiosity goes a long way.
Local discoveries
Family adventures
Seasonal fun
Explore at your own pace
31 October 2026Find the pumpkins.
A community Halloween map
Find the pumpkins.
Follow the fun.
Find participating streets in Castlemilk, Croftfoot, King’s Park, Simshill and Carmunnock. Choose your own Halloween trail, shaped by neighbours who opt in.
- Welcoming stops
Adults add their own household for decorations, trick-or-treating, or both. - Spot the Halloween spirit
Pumpkins show participating street totals. Optional approved hints help you spot welcoming homes. - Make it an adventure
Choose streets, put your stops in order and tick off the ones you’ve visited.
Free to take part. Adults only. One household entry per account. For 31 October — more streets will join as entries are approved and their locations checked.
Built with the neighbourhood
A local idea.
A shared adventure.
Here’s how to join our community Halloween map.
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Check the details
We review each entry and check its street location before it appears. You can edit your entry or withdraw when plans change.
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Explore together
Choose participating streets and explore at your own pace on 31 October. Follow visible welcome signs, respect closed doors and accompany children.
And this is just the beginning
More discoveries around the corner.
Our wider plan includes area treasure hunts, learning adventures and fun seasonal themes — with an online tool for creating your own custom hunts.
A few things to know
Is the Halloween map live yet?
Submissions and the early map open on 13 October at 11am UK time. Halloween participation is for 31 October. The map will grow as entries are approved.
Would every decorated house be listed?
No. Residents opt in themselves. A street total does not mean every home is taking part. Decorations alone do not mean a home welcomes trick-or-treaters.
Would we need to follow a set route?
No. Choose and reorder your own streets, then mark them visited as you go. There is no race or pressure to complete every stop.