For six years, one teenager has turned this yard into a full-blown Halloween haunt — animatronics, singing pumpkins, projections, fog, music, and sounds all working together. A fifteen-foot scarecrow towers over the scene, with decorations climbing the roof and floodlights cutting through the dark. There’s a very small walk-through along the pathway in the front yard (not a haunted house—just a path to stroll through the display). Getting out of your car and walking around is highly recommended for the best experience. Coming on October 31 is recommended for the best experience. The full effects (and full-size candy bars) only come alive on Halloween night. This haunt also benefits the Heal LA Foundation by accepting cash, Venmo and other app payments. 100% of donations go to the foundation. Tips are also extremely helpful and appreciated in order to continue the haunt year after year.
Visitor Rules
If you plan to stop by on October 30 or November 1, please be respectful of the neighbors, keep quiet while on the property, do not park in the driveway, and do not touch anything.