Spooky Outdoor Halloween Decorations

What could possibly be creepier than the grim reaper coming to pay a visit. Made from cast resin you can use this inside or out and I think it certainly adds to the Boo factor.

What's more scary than a cemetary at night? So let's start our Halloween decorating with some goulish tombstones.

I like this one because it stands a bit taller and has a different shape so that it adds a bit of variety to your graveyard.

A coffin or two certainly add to the graveyard theme. Standing or propped up you could add some cobwebs or other decorations to enhance the spooky appearance. Or lay flat on the ground and place a skull and some bones and scatter with autumn leaves.

Create a spooky effect in your graveyard with this tombstone fogging machine package.

Create a striking entrance to your graveyard. Add some spiderwebs, hang a bat off it or hide a lurking figure behind it. All kinds of opportunities with this one.

You might like to add a cemetary fence to your theme. Perhaps just to highlight a corner or keep kids off your flowerbed.

This lifesize latex decapitated head is enough to scare any one. Looks like something you might see in the movies. Make sure you place it where it can't be missed.

Yikes, this looks so realistic. I'd make this a highlight in my yard and it comes with poseable arms, hands and fingers. Enough to scare anyone.

.Our friend above's sister perhaps! Just the thing nightmares are made of.

Really wicked looking pirate skull that sports an eye patch and red scarf. Just the thing for finishing touches in your decorations

This skull is quite realistic. Get several to place around your graveyard.

Foam bones that really look the part. Just the thing for a graveyard setting.

Cool lighted ground breaker skeleton would look great coming out of the ground in front of one of your tombstones. Requires 2 AA batteries.

This would look so cool if you have somewhere to use it. It's 12' tall so I guess you need the right place for it. But it definitely looks spooky. Do you have a tree you could suspend it from. It would certainly look good hovering at the back of your graveyard.

Very spooky looking hanging bat measures 5' across and has adjustable wings. Try hanging it on your porch or in a tree to greet your visitors.

Of course Halloween yard decorations need lights. Obviously it's no good if all your hard work can't be seen at night. Getting the positioning of the lights just right is what can really give that eerie effect that you're looking for, so its worth playing around til you get the right effect. Feature some of your special pieces with a spotlight close to the ground to enhance the spookiness. Add some fun string lights or rope lights where ever they look best.

Can't forget the spiderwebs now can we. They have so many uses to create that spooky effect so spread them around where ever you want.