This Halloween, you really want to give the neighborhood kids something to remember when they come knocking at your door. Not only is it festive and fun for you, but it’s one of those things that brings child-like joy to your life long after you’ve left those years behind you.
To help you make the most of this Halloween, we’ve got 24 spooky Halloween porch decorations to get you into the spirit of Halloween!
1. Wall Climbing Zombie
It isn’t Halloween if a few undead friends don’t show up to the party. This wall-climbing zombie breathes new life into your undead porch guest that’s sure to make your trick-or-treaters scream.
2. Trick or Treat Banner
The kids don’t need instructions on what to do, but with so many homeowners opting out of Halloween’s best tradition, they do need a bit of a heads up that you’re handing out candy. This Trick or Treat banner makes sure the kids know you’re handing out the goods this year.
3. Skull Welcome Door Sign
A welcome sign is great year-round, but the typical flowery, feel-good, messaging you use all year round isn’t going to cut it on Halloween. This is a skull welcome door sign that gives your entryway a warm message while still staying in the Halloween spirit.
4. Wooden Witch Broom
Witches are a staple of Halloween, and one of the best ways to hand out candy is to dress up as one and really commit to staying in character. This wooden witch broom is perfect for setting the mood and making the little ones know exactly what will be opening the door.
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5. Hanging Bats
These hanging bats add a fun touch to any overhanging part of your porch, and they blow around in the breeze. They’re a great way to add movement and a bit of life to your display.
6. Glowing Pumpkins
These battery-operated glowing pumpkins serve two purposes. First, they add a bit of ominous light and a spooky visual that creates atmosphere for your display. However, they double as a safety measure. You’re going to have a lot more stuff around your porch when you decorate, and having on-the-ground lighting can help prevent trips and falls.
7. Light-up Hanging Spider Eggs
Spiders are one of the most common phobias on the planet. So, if you’re looking for a spooky setup, why not add these light-up hanging spider eggs to create an ominous glow and play on the fear of your guests?
8. Hanging Ghosts
These hanging ghosts are great to pair with the hanging bats we mentioned, or they can go great on their own. They’ll flow in the breeze and add overhead visuals your guests will love.
9. Hocus Pocus Door Sign
Much like the broomstick we mentioned earlier, this hocus pocus door sign matches the witchy theme, and if you’re going to buy one, make sure you buy the other. Of course, it’s also a great replacement for your normal year-round welcome sign.
10. Door Cover
If you want to decorate your door for Halloween, but you don’t want to have to worry about scrubbing anything off or damaging it, this door cover is for you. It’s a full door wrap that makes the whole thing match the Halloween theme, but when the night is over, it slips right off until next year.
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11. Spiderweb Doormat
Sometimes, you don’t want an extremely complicated decor for your porch, but you still want to get into the Halloween spirit and show how much you love the holiday. This spiderweb doormat makes that super easy without overdoing it. It’s a great option if you already have a regular welcome mat and want to switch to something a bit more suitable for the holiday. As a note, this one goes well with the previously mentioned door wrap, too.
12. Black Witch Hats
This is a 6-pack of hanging witch hats. They take up a bit more space than the bats we mentioned, these hats look like they’re magically levitating. It can help bring the witchy theme all together if you work it into an overall witchy theme.
13. Large Witches Cauldron on Tripod with Lights
No witchy theme is complete without a cauldron, and this large witches cauldron with tripod and lights is perfect. It makes it look like you’re whipping up a nefarious brew, but the green string lights inside emit an ominous glow that brings it to life.
14. Welcome Coffin Shaped Coffin
Do you want to add a welcome sign that’s a bit more complex than your standard door hanger? This welcome coffin is a full-sized version of a vampire’s coffin, but it’s emboldened with a bright orange “welcome”. It leans against your home.
15. Mounted Creepy Reaching Hands
These mounted creepy reaching hands are posed differently to appear like lively disembodied hands holding ominous candles and grasping for your guests as they approach your door. They’ll blend into any Halloween porch theme with ease.
16. Huge Light-up Spooky Ghosts
If smaller ghost decorations don’t quite cut it for you, these huge light-up spooky ghosts are the size of a grown adult. Your guests will swear up and down that someone’s waiting underneath the sheet to snatch them up. Plus, they work as more lighting to keep the little ones from tripping over decorations and potentially hurting themselves or damaging the display.
17. Black Cat
Black cats are synonymous with Halloween, and your decor shouldn’t be without them. This is a 6-pack of pitch-black cats with haunting green eyes in different poses, and they conveniently stick right into your lawn. It’s not technically a porch decoration, but it can bring more life to your yard as guests approach your door.
18. Skull Vase
Who said a witch or ghoul couldn’t have a green thumb? This skull vase is the perfect succulent planter to add a bit of actual life to your display, but it’s certainly still in the spirit of the holiday. It’s also extremely detailed for such a consumer-friendly price tag.
19. Black Cat Door Cover
This is the same concept as the other door cover we talked about. It slips over your door to fully decorate it without causing any damage or requiring cleanup, and when you’re done, you pull it off. However, this black cat door cover features a large black cat to bring the creature’s ominous presence to your doorway.
20. Spooky Porch Cover Gauze
Have you ever been to a haunted house and had to walk through that thick, web-like, fabric? It’s a spooky experience in and of itself. Well, this spooky porch cover gauze lets you bring that experience to your porch for all your visitors! Just make sure to keep it away from any flames from candles or torches you might be decorating with.
21. Full Body Skeleton
This full body skeleton is a must-have regardless of the theme of your Halloween decor. Not only can you use it as a hanging decoration thanks to a loop on its head, but you can also move all its joints to pose it and place it wherever you want. It’s perfect for serious themes and can easily be put in a horrifying pose, but it’s also great for silly poses like making it play the air guitar. Get creative and have a good time with it.
22. Spooky Sign
This spooky sign says “No Trespassing. We’re tired of hiding the bodies”, and it’s great both as an addition to your decor and as a genuine reminder not to enter certain parts of your property, For example, you might want to put it along a walkway that unfamiliar guests might accidentally take on their way to your door, label your private gates, etc.
23. Tree With Ravens
This tree with ravens is a larger decoration with many pieces, and it looks surprisingly realistic. It’s perfect for practically any Halloween porch display, can be used inside as a window decoration, etc. It’s also a very rigid decoration, and you can expect to use it every year for decades to come.
24. Halloween Balloons
Finally, this is one of the most value-oriented decorations on this list, and it can easily take up most of a small porch on its own. This set of Halloween balloons comes with 164 balloons and garland. Use helium or air to blow them all up, and make sure you tie them down as you go so you don’t lose them throughout the night.
You might even want to hand them out to trick-or-treaters as the night comes to an end, so you don’t have to worry about cleaning it up! This is a kid-friendly decoration that gives you a lot of bang for your buck, and it’s easily one of our most recommended decor items.
