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Where Jeepers Go For Halloween 🎃

Myrtle Beach Jeep Jam is Where Jeepers Go For Halloween.

Thousands of Jeepers arrive in costume, decorate their Jeeps and bring the Halloween spirit with them. Jeepers Creepers takes it even further with a full lineup of Halloween activities throughout the weekend, including the Halloween Parade, Trunk-or-Treat, Costume Contest, Haunted Trail, parties, themed photo spots and more.

Here’s what to expect during Halloween weekend at Myrtle Beach Jeep Jam.

🎃 Halloween Parade

Thursday, October 29 at 6:30 PM

Jeep Jam weekend begins Thursday evening with the Jeepers Creepers: Halloween Parade on Ocean Boulevard.

One hundred decorated Jeeps will cruise through the heart of Myrtle Beach featuring costumes, lights, Halloween themes and over-the-top decorations, with participating Jeeps also competing for prizes.

Everyone is invited to come out along Ocean Boulevard and watch the Jeeps roll by.

Registration for the 100 parade spots will open soon, with additional details to be announced.

🍬 Trunk-or-Treat

Friday, October 30 at 4 PM

The Jeepers Creepers: Trunk-or-Treat returns Friday afternoon with 100 decorated Jeeps creating one of the most unique Halloween experiences of Jeep Jam weekend.

Participating Jeepers transform their Jeeps into Halloween displays and hand out candy to kids and families throughout the event.

Some keep it simple. Others go completely over the top. Either way, expect plenty of candy, costumes, decorated Jeeps and Halloween fun.

🎭 Costume Contest

Saturday, October 31 at 2 PM

Halloween lands right in the middle of Jeep Jam weekend, so come dressed for it.

The Jeepers Creepers: Costume Contest is open to kids, adults, groups and dogs, with participants competing for Halloween honors and prizes.

Spooky, funny, creative or completely ridiculous — we want to see what you come up with.

💀 Haunted Trail

The Halloween fun continues throughout the weekend with the Jeepers Creepers: Haunted Trail inside the Myrtle Beach Jeep Jam grounds.

This walk-through Halloween experience is packed with decorated Jeeps, ghosts, goblins, creepy creatures, skeletons and plenty of surprises along the way.

The Haunted Trail is designed to be fun for kids, families and kids at heart. Available throughout Jeep Jam weekend.

🌙 Halloween Nights

Halloween doesn’t stop when the Jeep Jam gates close.

Official Jeep Jam parties and gatherings continue throughout the weekend at locations around Myrtle Beach, giving Jeepers a chance to hang out, grab dinner and keep the weekend going into the night.

And just a short drive away, downtown Conway transforms for the season into the World Famous City of Halloween, with decorations and Halloween experiences throughout the city.

Between Jeep Jam during the day and Halloween throughout the Grand Strand at night, there’s plenty to make a full weekend out of it.

👻 Halloween Moments

At Myrtle Beach Jeep Jam, people aren’t the only ones dressing up for Halloween.

Throughout the weekend you’ll see Jeeps covered in lights, skeletons, pumpkins, ghosts and just about every Halloween theme imaginable. Some are part of the Parade or Trunk-or-Treat, while plenty of others are simply decorated because MBJJ is Where Jeepers Go For Halloween!

You’ll also find themed displays and Halloween photo opportunities throughout the Jeep Jam grounds, giving you plenty of chances to grab a photo with your Jeep, your family or your entire crew. With thousands of Jeeps and Halloween decorations all around the event, there should be no shortage of places to get the shot.

Where Jeepers Go For Halloween

From the Halloween Parade on Ocean Boulevard to Trunk-or-Treat, costumes, the Haunted Trail, decorated Jeeps and Halloween nights around Myrtle Beach, Jeepers Creepers brings another layer of fun to an already packed Jeep Jam weekend.

And between the Halloween activities, there’s still everything you expect from Myrtle Beach Jeep Jam — the Proving Grounds, Mud Pit, Vendor Village, Classic Collection, Overland Experience, food trucks and thousands of Jeeps from across the country.