Home Haunts in Los Angeles
The yard haunts LA neighbors build by hand — almost all of them free
Los Angeles has the densest home haunt scene in the country. Every October, families across LA — many of them working set builders, makeup artists and effects techs — turn their front yards into full walk-through haunted houses, graveyards and animatronic light shows, and nearly all of them are free to visit. Below is every LA-area home haunt and decorated home we know about, with addresses, dates and one-tap directions. Looking for ticketed haunted houses instead? Browse commercial haunted houses.
76 home haunts near Los Angeles
The spooky Strip
Cats and Bats Haunt
Darkwood Drive Presents Murder on BeachWood
Waltwood Manor
Circus of Nightmares
Monster Manor
Universal Monsters on Elmwood
Burbank Skeleton House
Burbank Voodoo House
Rotten Apple 907 Presents Twisted Yuletide
Burbank Sleepy Hollow
The Kenwood Crypt
Burbank Haunt
Trick or Scream
Krikorian Light Show
The Pumpkin Cemetery
Pirates of Burbank
Slasher House on Lima
Bel Air Manor
Compton Horror Nights 2026
Holiday Fantasies Come To Life
Rotting Hill Cemetery
The Holiday House
Toxic Neon Graveyard
The Buena Vista Haunt
The Holiday Magic Home
The Forbidden Playground
Nightmare on Orchard
Happy Haunts LA
Mr. and Mrs. Halloween Lover
Haunted Dome
Horror Connections
Candlelight Cemetery
The Haunted Rose
Baldwin Park Haunted House
The Chainsaw House
Northridge Halloween House
Fairbrook Manor
Nightmare On Wilbur
a-MAZE-n Halloween Haunt
A Nightmare Before Christmas in Anaheim
Nightmare in Paridise
Dragon manor
Southern Oaks Lights
Killgore Haunt
Bar Harbor Scares
Woodlark Swamp
Shadows of Endor
The Fun House
Coffinwood Cemetery
Beware the Dark Realm Haunted House
CUESTPORT HAUNT
The Rotten Realms
Dread Town Haunt
The Halloween Valley Haunt
Santa Clarita SAW haunt
The Farm Haunt
The Last Laugh
Ghost Ship Grotto
The Hallows of Greentree
Slaughter Mill
Kreep De Ville Cemetery presents “The Witches Graveside Garden”
Hesperia House of Horrors
Withered Patch Twisted Midway
Thundercloud Scare
The Bone Yard
Nightmare on Linda Vista St
Dead Man’s Cove
The Spooky Strip
Boo-tiful Lanterns
Happy Haunted Graveyard
Hamilton Halloween
The Burbank Barbie House
Clark's Wonderland
Ghostwood Manor
Forgotten Hallows
Los Angeles home haunt FAQ
What is a home haunt?
A home haunt is a Halloween display or walk-through haunted house built by a family in their own front yard or garage — not a commercial attraction. Most Los Angeles home haunts are free, run by neighbors, and open only a handful of nights around Halloween.
Are home haunts in Los Angeles free?
Almost always yes. Home haunts are passion projects, so there's rarely a ticket. Some collect canned goods or donations for charity — each FrightSpot listing notes it when they do.
When are Los Angeles home haunts open?
Most open the last two weeks of October, with the biggest nights on the weekend before Halloween and on Halloween itself. Every listing on FrightSpot shows the exact dates and hours the haunt is running.
How do I find home haunts near me in Los Angeles?
Open the FrightSpot Haunt Map and tap "Use My Location" to see every home haunt near you sorted by distance, with one-tap directions and multi-stop routes so you can hit several in one night.
How do I add my Los Angeles home haunt?
Submit it free on FrightSpot. Home haunts are listed at no cost — add your address, dates and a photo and it goes on the map after a quick review.
