Guide to jaw-dropping Halloween decorations in Sacramento, CA

Sacramento after dark

A male skeleton in a wig paints a female skeleton

Sacramentans take Halloween decorations to the level of high art.

Photo by SACtoday staff

There’s nothing quite like an October stroll through Sacramento. In fact, one of our favorite fall activities is looking at all of the Halloween decorations around town.

From jack-o-lanterns and friendly ghosts to scary zombies and frightening creatures, check out this map to plan your own ghostly tour around the City of Trees.

A map with ghost emojis pinned around the city of Sacramento

Click on the map to see our picks and to add your own — if you dare.

Map via Proxi

Here are some you shouldn’t miss:

  • 2608 59th St. | Paint me like one of your dead girls. We would like to think that Bob Ross came back as a skeleton for this painterly display of spiders, ghosts and bones — be sure to stop by the home’s little mini gallery stocked with locally made art before moving on to the next location.
  • 2115 H St. | The red nose of death. Not for the faint of the heart, this carnival of souls in Midtown features undead clowns and the most death-defying tightrope walker we’ve ever seen.
  • 1216 39th St. | Does anyone else hear that clock? Bring the horror of “Stranger Things” to life with this ambitious recreation of a scene from season four.

Want to showcase your own home or business on our map? Click the green plus (+) button on our map to instantly add your favorite spooky spot.

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