Nextdoor’s Trick or Treat Map 2026 will help you to plan the perfect route this Halloween. Now back for its 14th year, Nextdoor’s Trick or Treat map allows you to see which houses in your neighborhood are handing out candy and decorating. You can also discover festive local spots and events near you.
Add your house to the map to let neighbors know how you will be decorating and what treats (or tricks) you plan to hand out. Revelers can browse the map to find the best places to visit.
Local businesses can also add their storefront and special Halloween promotions to the app to let their community know their spooky season specials.
New for 2026, neighbors choose what kind of pin to add: a home or a local spot. A home pin lets trick-or-treaters know you’re handing out treats or showing off decorations. A local spot covers a Halloween event or a nearby business. Tags tell visitors what to expect, including “Decorations” and “Halloween event.”
Additionally, you can now filter the map. Want to find houses that are handing out something other than candy? You can filter for non-food treats. Other filters include pet-friendly stops or homes that plan to start the festivities extra early.
Nextdoor’s Trick or Treat Map 2026 will help you to plan the perfect route this Halloween. Now back for its 14th year, Nextdoor’s Trick or Treat map allows you to
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