
Photo by Chris J Mitchell
Looking for the best Halloween decorations in Portland? From elaborate haunted graveyards to pirate ships and glowing jack-o’-lanterns, Portland-area homeowners go all out for spooky season. And thanks to a free interactive map, you can find the best displays without driving around aimlessly.
The 2026 Halloween Display Map from Pacific NW Christmas Lights helps you discover decorated homes and Halloween attractions throughout the Portland metro area and beyond.
The volunteer-run project has been connecting people with holiday displays since 2011. Each year, the team collects submissions from homeowners and display enthusiasts to help visitors plan their own Halloween sightseeing tours.
Here’s how to use the free map to plan a spooky night out.
2026 Portland Halloween Display Map
The Halloween Display Map features decorated homes, elaborate yard displays and haunted attractions across the Pacific Northwest.
Some displays feature synchronized lights and music, while others transform ordinary front yards into graveyards filled with skeletons, ghosts and other Halloween creatures.
Portland-area favorites from previous seasons include:
Davis Graveyard: An elaborate Halloween graveyard in Milwaukie featuring detailed tombstones, skeletons and spooky effects.
BeauHaunt: A pirate-themed Halloween attraction filled with nautical decorations and surprises.
The Pirates of Pinehurst: A free pirate-themed Halloween display in Sherwood.
These are examples of local Halloween attractions, not a confirmed list of current map entries. Check individual listings for 2026 dates, hours and admission details.
How to Use the Halloween Display Map
Visit the Pacific NW Christmas Lights interactive map to explore displays in your area.
Select a location on the map to view its listing and any available visitor information. Check the details before heading out, especially for displays with specific operating hours, special effects or admission requirements.
For an easy self-guided tour, choose several displays in the same neighborhood or nearby communities. You can explore from your car or park and take a closer look where visitors are welcome.
Tip: Many displays are at private residences. Be respectful of homeowners, avoid blocking driveways and follow any posted visiting hours.
Add Your Halloween Display to the Map
Have a Halloween display of your own? Pacific NW Christmas Lights is accepting submissions for the 2026 Halloween season.
Homeowners and display organizers can submit their locations to help more people discover their decorations.
The map is updated as new displays are submitted, so check back throughout October for more places to visit.
For more information, visit Pacific NW Christmas Lights.
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