
🎃Cool! ‘Boo at the Refuge’ Is Bringing Halloween Fun to Ocean County!
Get Ready to BOO at Popcorn Park Zoo This Halloween!
Halloween is just around the corner, and I love finding fun things to do right here in Ocean County.
If you're looking for a Halloween celebration that brings together animals, families, and our community, you'll want to check out Boo at the Refuge at Popcorn Park Zoo in Forked River.
This two-day Halloween celebration is all about having a great time while enjoying the animals and everything the Refuge has to offer. We're talking trick-or-treating, crafts, games, animal education, and plenty of Halloween fun for everyone!
When is Boo at the Refuge at Popcorn Park Zoo
Boo at the Refuge takes place October 17th and 18th, 2026, and there are admission options for both trick-or-treaters and those simply looking to enjoy the day.
What's Included With Regular Admission?
Regular admission is $20 per adult/non-trick-or-treater and $25 per child/trick-or-treater. Your admission includes trick-or-treat stations throughout the Refuge, a trick-or-treat bag, craft stations, animal education, full-day park admission, games, activities, and more!
Upgrade to the VIP Experience
Want to make your day even more special? The VIP ticket is $35 and includes early admission at 11 AM, a VIP swag bag, special animal encounters, and special animal feeding experiences. That's right, you can meet AND feed some of the special residents.
Whether you're bringing the kids for trick-or-treating or just want a fun day surrounded by animals, Boo at the Refuge sounds like a wonderful way to celebrate Halloween.
Get Your Tickets for Boo at the Refuge
Grab your tickets today and get ready to BOO at Popcorn Park Zoo! CLICK HERE for Tickets!
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Get ready to dress up, have some fun, and BOO at the Refuge! I can't wait for this fun event right here in Ocean County.
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