Popular Halloween house returns to Whitnash following 2025's record fundraising
After a record-breaking year in 2025, the House of Halloween returns to Whitnash this coming Halloween night.
An immersive, spooky walkthrough attraction is suitable for kids – and adults - the House of Halloween at 31 Whitmore Road is free to visit from 4pm with donations to Children in Need welcomed .


With multiple themed rooms, including a graveyard, haunted mansion, clown room and chop shop – expect thrills throughout - but nothing too terrifying for the little ones.
Pudsey bear will be making appearances throughout the event, allowing visitors to donate and pose for photographs.


In 2023, the House of Halloween was featured as part of a live report on BBC Midlands Today and BBC CW local radio.
In 2005 ITV Central reported from the house of Halloween, interviewing organiser and host Darren Butler on camera.
This money raised from the House of Halloween was added to funds raised at a Halloween Quiz Night and raffle, totalling £11,304.29 for Children In Need.
Returning in 2026 is the House of Halloween Extreme with even more scares not for the faint hearted.


Once again the Leamington Round Table will be matching donations up to £1,000 and Asda and Morrisons will be donating treats to be handed out on the night.
To boost the fundraising, there will also be a Halloween Quiz and Monster Raffle at the Nelson Club in Warwick on October 23, which starts at 8pm.
Darren is honoured to have been selected to help switch on the Leamington Christmas Lights on Sunday November 15 due to his charity work and contribution to his community.
For a video trailer for the Halloween House visit https://youtu.be/hsHt9hn-U-4