🎃 Free Kiddie Cones on Halloween in Fort Oglethorpe – Sweet Treats Treats Kids Before Trick-or-Treating

As Halloween approaches, families across the Sequatchie Valley and nearby communities are planning their evening routes-and Sweet Treats – Ice Cream & Milkshakes is making sure a stop for free ice cream becomes part of the tradition. The Fort Oglethorpe ice cream shop is offering complimentary kiddie cones to young trick-or-treaters, turning a simple treat into a reason to visit before or after collecting candy around the neighborhood.

🗓️ When

The free kiddie cone promotion runs on October 31. No specific hours are listed in the announcement, so families should plan to visit during the shop’s regular operating hours or contact them directly to confirm timing on Halloween.

📍 Where

Sweet Treats – Ice Cream & Milkshakes operates multiple locations serving Fort Oglethorpe, Hixson, and the Highway 58 area near Chattanooga. The promotion is available at all three spots, giving families flexibility to stop by whichever location is most convenient during their Halloween evening.

✨ Why You’ll Want to Be There

This is a genuine no-strings-attached offer: no purchase necessary, and every child 10 and under gets one free kiddie cone while supplies last. 🍦 The catch? Your child must be present to claim it, and it’s one cone per child. For families juggling trick-or-treating schedules, the ability to grab a free treat without buying anything else makes this an easy, budget-friendly stop that kids will remember.

🎟️ How to Go

Simply bring your kids to any Sweet Treats location on Halloween. Have them pick out their free kiddie cone-no purchase required. The shop’s website is getsweettreats.com if you want to confirm hours or find the location nearest you before heading out.

Mark your calendar and bring the little monsters by Sweet Treats on Halloween for a sweet surprise that costs nothing. 👻 It’s the kind of local business gesture that makes the holiday feel a little more special-and gives kids one more reason to smile on October 31.