October is just around the corner, and Halloween camping season is here. Light up your campsite with spooky outdoor decorations and get in the spirit of fall camping. Halloween is the perfect time to get outdoors and experience the eerie magic of nature and camp under the stars.

Outdoor Halloween Decorations

Decorate your campsite with these spooky outdoor decorations. Whether you are tent camping in a state park or an RV at your favorite resort, set your campsite up to reflect your love of all things spooky.

Skeleton

Add a life-sized skeleton to your campsite. Skelly makes a great camping buddy and brings spookiness to your campsite.

Ghosts

Make your ghosts with sheets, or order these adjustable ghosts that light up at night. Either way, ghosts at the campsite are a must for any Halloween campout.

Camp Lights

Light up your campsite with the Ellasay Camping Lights. The lights are a snap to rollup, rechargeable and waterproof. Perfect for a Halloween campout and to keep in your camping gear year-round.

Skeleton Arms

These lighted skeleton arms are a great way to light the path to your campsite. They are easy to set up and have multiple light settings.

Spider Web

Add a lighted spider web to your tent or camper for added fun and lighting. There are different settings of light patterns to choose from, and it comes with a spider to place on the web. We did have trouble hanging this from our tent, so I used zip ties and not the hooks that come with it. Still adorable and stayed in place.

BOO Sign

You have got to have a BOO sign for your spooky campsite. I really like this one, even though it is a bit smaller than I thought it would be. I should have read the description more carefully, but it came with a Happy Halloween banner and these tiny little bats. So cute!

Campfire

You can’t have a Halloween camping adventure without a cozy fire to roast marshmallows or tell scary stories around. Check out my blog post on how to create the perfect S’more Chartcutier Board. Also, check out Scary Stories Around the Campfire for campfire entertainment.

Halloween Treats

Have treats available for any ghosts or goblins that may visit your spooky campsite. It is a good idea to have non-candy items on hand for those who can’t partake.

Halloween camping offers a unique and unforgettable way to celebrate fall, from ghost stories around the campfire to pumpkin carving under the stars. So whether you camp in your own backyard or a state park be sure to enjoy the cooler weather of fall outdoors. Happy Camping!

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