Spooky season is all about jump scares, gory movies, creative costumes, and sweet treats (and by sweet treats, we definitely mean Camino gummies). What it’s not about is stressing over party planning. That’s why we’ve got your back with Halloween party ideas for adults that cover any vibe you want to embrace, from ragers to chilled-out creepers.
Of course, with every vibe comes a suitable Camino gummy to put in your guests’ party bags. And if you’re wondering if Camino gummies count as candy? For Halloween, we’ll allow it. But only if you scream “trick or treat” and mean it.
Grown-up Ghosties: Adult Halloween Party Ideas
If you’re throwing a 420-friendly shindig, that means everyone attending is of age. For the grown-up ghouls, embrace your refined side with Halloween party ideas for adults that go down way after the kids are tucked in (and you’ve checked twice to make sure there are no monsters under the bed, of course).
The Classic Dinner Party
Nothing too complicated here (unless you want it to be) – just invite your closest undead friends, and let a Halloween-themed dinner shine as the centerpiece, costumes optional. Jack-o-lantern roasted peppers? Severed finger cheese sticks? Meat dishes molded into brains? Yes, yes, and yes.
The Mask-erade
If you want to kick the refinement up a notch, go with a mask-forward masquerade. Spin classical vinyls and encourage slow dances and formalwear with classique masks required. Will anyone know who anyone else is? Let the mystery begin.
I Never Drink… Wine
Despite what Count Dracula said, there’s still something sinister about red wine. Accent with costumes, themed apps, and decor with a curated wine tasting selection — served in hollowed-out skulls and gothic goblets, of course.
Poltergeist Potluck
For a more casual take on the dinner party, open that group chat and have everyone pitch in for a Halloween potluck. Encourage spooky-themed dishes and drinks, and let your friends do all the work for you, kinda like Igor sidekicks to your Dr. Frankenstein. Just make sure someone has the Camino gummies covered.
An Interactive Murder Mystery
If you love to plan, prep, and play, why not put on an interactive murder mystery or set up an in-house escape room? Don’t worry if you’ve got the desire but you’re not Agatha Christie – you can cop pre-made kits for murder mystery setups complete with scripts, props, and instructions.
A Sexy Send-up
What’s the point of living in a world with “Sexy” Mr. Peanut and “Sexy” Minion costumes (we regret to inform you that both exist) if you too can’t have a little fun with your costumes? Whether it’s a sexy goof or genuinely risque, this Halloween party idea for adults has only one rule: make yourself feel like a hottie. (If you decide to channel your favorite gummy and show up as a sexy Camino tin, we’d love to see it. Tag us on Instagram at @caminobykiva.)
Halloween, in Black and White
We’ll get to horror movies and period-themed Halloween parties in a bite – er, a bit – but here’s a specific one that just oozes class. Pick an era from the ‘30s through the ‘50s, encourage vintage dresses, suits, jewelry, and hats, and throw exclusively black-and-white flicks on the projector. Turns out those classic monster movies are still a vibe.
Pairs with: With a mature, mellow sort of euphoric effect, Camino Sparkling Pear ‘Social’ gummies help keep the small talk flowing, even if you’ve got plastic fangs in your mouth.

Red-blooded Ragers
For those who see Halloween as an excuse for you and your friends to get wild, here are a few themes that put the “adult” in adult Halloween party ideas. These Halloween activities are designed to go till the sun rises (just make sure the vamps get home before then!) and always make sure to call a designated hearse driver.
(Blood) Drinking Games
You don’t have to think too hard to put an eerie twist on just about any classic drinking game, from beer pong with eyeballs to blood-red boozy apple bobbing. Now get about five of those going in your space, and you’ve got a party on your hands. (If you and your crew of ghouls are of the Cali Sober variety, you can still play these games, just swap the booze for a bit of water and festive food dye!)
The Ghoul Pool
Did you know you can temporarily color pool water with specially made pool dyes? Start with blood red, slime green, or Halloween orange for a shocking look, then add the gummies, the snacks, the games, and frightful pool floaties.
In-house Rave
There’s a lot about living in 2025 that’s scary. But one thing that’s kinda magical is that you can get a legit, collapsible home dance floor for under $100- and now’s the time. Get the lights, pump the bass, wave the glowsticks and go full-on Berlin EDM for just one beautiful, reckless All Hallows’ Eve.
Slime n’ Slide
Slip n’ slide, you’ve met your match. Just picture a flood of green Jell-O with a blood-red Jell-O kiddie pool at the end filled with plastic spiders and fruity chunks of “guts.” Because you only live once – unless you’re a zombie of course.
The Classic Block Party
This one depends on your neighborhood (as it’s probably not going to fly with a stuffy HOA), but if you’re chill with your neighbors, why not go for an old-school, college-style block party? Consider it a chaotic collab that’ll go down as local lore.
Pairs with: Camino Wild Cherry ‘Excite’ gummies are formulated to keep the party on-point – ‘wild’ is right there in the name. Plus, they make great garnishes for vampire-themed mocktails.
Creepy Classics
Like a ghostly sheet over the head, “Thriller” on the boom box, or the OG Halloween on the screen, some things become classics for a reason: they’re just that good. You don’t have to reinvent the wheel this year – everyone loves a Halloween classic, especially if they’ve got a little gummy to go with it.
Bring Back the Haunted House
Embrace the charmingly lo-fi DIY atmosphere with a homemade haunted house walk-through. And if you’re bold? Get the block involved, too.
Themed Costume Contest
Everyone loves a costume contest, but when it comes to Halloween party ideas for adults, streamlining is always a plus. Throw out a costume theme — anything from reality shows to ‘80s slashers to Batman villains — to make it easy for your guests to come decked out.
The Period Piece
Speaking of ‘80s slashers and themes, the period-themed Halloween bash is a perennial hit. Catch Freddy Krueger and Ronald Reagan (scary!) at the ‘80s party, Ghostface and the TMNT at the ‘90s party, or Shakira and Jigsaw at the Y2K bash.
The Neighborhood Prowl
You might be too old to trick-or-treat, but getting the crew together for a costumed walk with some warm bevvies (and cool gummies) in hand just to soak up the sights and ambiance is an underrated move, and always worthwhile.
Pumpkin Patch Vibes
Lean in to the wholesome side of Halloween activities with a party that skews more autumnal than nightmarish, with tons of gourds, leafy decor, chunky sweaters, pumpkin carving, warm cider, and apple bobbing.
Pairs with: Camino Sours Orchard Peach ‘Balance’ keeps your guests cool, centered, and ready for anything this Halloween.

Chillingly Chilled Out
Let’s face it: your days of running laps around the swanky neighborhood with a pillowcase full of king-sized candy bars and then swapping masks with your friends to do it all over again are behind you. And that’s OK! Get a little lofted and enjoy the creepily cozy autumnal vibes of the Most Wonderful Time of the Year with your besties. Less sugar perhaps, but at least the laughs can continue.
Macabre Movie Marathon
It’s classic because it works. Even better if you have a projector, a theme, or both. Original-plus-remake double features? All-nighter slasher sequel marathons? How about those horror movies where the monsters went to space (looking at you, Jason X and Leprechaun 4)?
Gruesome Game Night…
If you’re deep in the weeds on board games, try horror-themed rippers like Final Girl, Horrified, or The Betrayal at House on the Hill. And you just know a classic Ouija board is gonna show up, too.
…or Terrifying Tabletop Tales
On the note of sinister things going down on the tabletop, All Hallow’s Eve is the ideal occasion for D&D heads and roleplayers to embark on a particularly nightmarish, one-shot scenario complete with appropriate costumes. Leave it to your dungeon master — with an emphasis on the dungeon.
All for Onesies
Look. You’re grown up, and you’re tired. Things to do for Halloween? How about “not much of anything” for the win? Make this year extra easy for everyone with a single party requirement: everyone’s costume is the extra-cozy onesie of their choice.
Book Club… of the Dead
For real. Don’t knock it. Book clubs are having a moment, so why not roll your monthly meetup into your Halloween activities? Pick one classic hair-raising horror novel and theme your costumes, drinks, and snacks around it.
Horror (Video) Game-a-thon
Listen, any type of game pairs perfectly with a gummy, but there’s something a little extra about immersive video games. Whether it’s the B-movie gore of Resident Evil, heart-pumping dread of Outlast, or cute creepiness of Luigi’s Mansion, get ready to pass the controller (and the Caminos).
Welcome to Camp Crystal Lake
Maybe it’s the iconic slasher connection, but there’s just something about a fall-season campsite that says “Halloween.” If the weather and your yard space allow, go full-on with a few tents, s’mores, and your scariest yarns around the campfire. Truly, a descent into the (cozy backyard fire) pits of hell.
Pairs with: If chilling is your mission, Camino Wild Berry ‘Chill’ gummies are your best bud. Expect laid-back feelings all night, without hangovers jump-scaring you the next morning.
Dan is a freelance writer, small business owner, and full-time creative living in Dallas, TX. In 15 years as a writer, he’s been fortunate to collaborate with companies and publishers like Cannabis and Tech Today, Healthfully, Salon.com, The Seattle Times, USA Today, SF Gate, and many more.