If you’ve been waiting for a reason to grab your costume and get your Rivian out on the road, here it is. Rivian just shared details for their Spooky Road Trip through the Northeast, running October 24 through October 27, 2025. A big thank you to the Northeast Rivian Club (NERC) for pulling this information together and sharing it with the community.
The community team will be making stops in King of Prussia, Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow, East Greenwich, and Boston. Along the way, they’ll be hosting front trunk-or-treat moments, costume contests for people, pets, and even vehicles, and one-charge adventures to some of the most iconic fall and Halloween destinations in the region.
Will Rivian surprise us with a brand new Halloween update right before these events? I’ll be watching closely, and you’ll definitely hear about it here if they do.
Here’s what you can expect at each stop:
Friday, October 24 — King of Prussia, PA
- Meet Rivian at the Adventure charging site
- One-charge adventure and tailgate at a nearby park
Saturday, October 25 — Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow, NY
- Meetup near Tarrytown
- One-charge adventure to the Sleepy Hollow Halloween Parade
Traffic and parking around the parade can be tough. The Rivian team plans to park at a Metro North station and take the train in, and they encourage everyone to do the same. Exact train station location will be announced soon.
Sunday, October 26 — East Greenwich, RI
- Meetup at the Adventure charging site
- One-charge adventure and tailgate at a local park
Monday, October 27 — Boston, MA
- Spooky meetup in Salem in the early afternoon
- Front trunk-or-treat at the Rivian Boston Space later in the day
Bonus Event: November 8 — Coal Township, PA
If you’re into off-roading, mark your calendar for the NERC Semi-Annual Off-Roading Adventure at Anthracite Outdoor Adventure Park. This one-day intro and intermediate course is always a popular event with the community.
Why You Should Go
Events like this are the best way to connect with other Rivian owners and enjoy the fall season. You’ll see creative front trunk-or-treat setups, meet other families and their pets, and spend the day with a community that shares your same love of adventure. Whether you join in for one stop or all four, this road trip is a fun way to celebrate Halloween with your Rivian.
And if you’re planning to stop by Rhode Island or Boston, keep an eye out — you may see me there handing out some goodies.
Thanks again to the Northeast Rivian Club (NERC) for sharing these details with the community. If you’re not already part of NERC, it’s a great group to check out if you live in the region. Click here to sign up for the Northeast Rivian Club.
Are you planning to head to Salem, Sleepy Hollow, or somewhere else along the way? I’d love to hear which stop you’ll be checking out.
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