Yes like my son's neighborhood in Idaho. Happy to know such places still exist for Halloween family fun.
JEBar wrote:those who camp will understand the atmosphere of most family campgrounds .... to my way of thinking its a throwback to a much simpler time .... from what we've seen Trick-or-Treating at Chesapeake still involves families walking together .... literally a "good time is had by all" .... we get back home a couple of days before Halloween .... our whole family will collect at our youngest son's home .... my wife and I will hand out candy at his place while the rest of the family walks through his very large neighborhood taking the kids trick-or-treating .... I'm happy to say that for us, it remains fun, family holiday
We were ten years old. Trick or treat was a big deal, and we used pillow cases, knew all the neighbors. We mowed their laws, raked the leaves, edged their walks, and picked up trash that blew in their lawns if we saw it when we walked past. They were our neighbors after all. 
They assaulted the young costumed Trick or Treat-ers and took their bags of candy, sending a couple to the ER for stitches. 
When they reached OUR house to start their vandalism, dad shot off the porch, accompanied by our Shepherd, and they fled, laughing. They continued through the neighborhood, always ahead of the PD Units looking for them, disappearing into the alleys and the dark.
Our young kids never trick or treated alone, the childhood incident always haunted me. My teens were allowed, but cautioned that getting into pranks and mischief would have DIRE consequences.
