It's the spooky season once again and Keremeos' fruit stands have gone all out with their displays.

There are more pumpkins than you can probably count - although that won't stop people from trying - scarecrows, mannequins and all other surprises. 

The annual displays are always a highlight when driving through the community, as the stands give their usual competition a seasonal twist. 

Before going out trick-or-treating, you might want to take a tour around the area and check out the displays. 

On Halloween, here are some safety tips from the RCMP on how to enjoy the evening safely:

* Have children wear reflective markings or carry a flashlight so they can be seen.

* Make sure your children鈥檚 costumes are properly sized to avoid falls and tripping.

* Use non-toxic make-up on your child instead of a mask so their vision is not limited.

* Travel in groups and with an adult when you are trick or treating.

* Always check the candy before letting your child eat it. Avoid homemade treats or un-wrapped candy.

* Keep kids on a sidewalk or path and don鈥檛 let them dash across the street or to the next house.

* Always walk together and cross at a street corner or walk signal.