Shadowy corridors, creaking doors, and spectral inhabitants come alive in these 28 haunted house coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This chilling collection captures the thrill and mystery of the spooky season, inviting you into a world of ghoulish delight!
These pages bring the spine-tingling thrill of the haunted house right to your fingertips, from images of ghostly apparitions and cobweb-draped grand halls to scenes of grinning jack-o'-lanterns and shadowy creatures, and more!
To begin coloring, just click on any image or link below to view the free PDF. Once open, feel free to download and print to your heart's content.
All pages are designed for US Letter paper but scale flawlessly to A4. Happy coloring!
10 Craft Ideas to do With Haunted House Coloring Pages
Once your masterpieces are colored, don't let those beautiful haunted house pages sit in a pile! Repurpose them into these easy, affordable crafts for even more spooky fun.
1. Haunted Window Silhouettes
Carefully cut out your finished haunted house coloring pages. Glue these onto black construction paper or cardstock, then cut around the outline again, leaving a spooky black border. Display them on windows or walls for chilling silhouettes that hint at the horrors inside!
2. Spooky Lantern Jars
Snip out individual windows, doors, or even ghosts and bats from your colored haunted houses. Glue these cut-outs onto the outside of clean glass jars. Place a battery-operated tea light inside each jar to cast a flickering, eerie glow from your custom haunted house lanterns.
3. Pop-Up Haunted House Cards
Fold a piece of colored construction paper in half to form the card base. Cut out your colored haunted house, or a few key elements like a roof and a tower. Create simple pop-up mechanisms inside the card with folded paper strips and glue your haunted house pieces onto them, making them jump out when opened.
4. Haunted House Mobile
Cut out several distinct haunted houses or various spooky details from your colored pages. Punch a hole at the top of each cutout and tie a piece of string or yarn through it. Attach these strings to two crossed popsicle sticks or a lightweight wire hanger to create a hauntingly beautiful spinning mobile.
5. Haunted Shoebox Diorama
Transform an old shoebox into a miniature haunted scene! Decorate the inside of the box with construction paper or paint for the background. Cut out your colored haunted houses and other spooky elements, then glue them inside the shoebox to create a creepy, three-dimensional haunted house display.
6. “BOO!” Haunted Banner
Cut out large letters to spell “BOO!” or “HAUNTED” from construction paper. For each letter, cut a smaller, colored haunted house (or a prominent window/door) from your pages and glue it onto the center. Punch holes and string the letters together with yarn to hang a personalized spooky banner.
7. Ghostly Door Hanger
Trace a simple door hanger shape (with a hook cutout for the doorknob) onto stiff cardboard or poster board and cut it out. Glue a whole finished haunted house coloring page onto the front of the door hanger, trimming any excess. Add extra details like glitter glue for a sparkling, spooky welcome.
8. Spooky Stick Puppets
Carefully cut out individual characters (like ghosts or bats if present) or smaller, distinct haunted houses from your colored pages. Glue each cutout securely onto a craft stick or popsicle stick. Use your new spooky puppets to put on a hauntingly fun puppet show!
9. Haunted House Place Mats
Laminate your finished haunted house coloring pages or cover them with clear contact paper. Trim the edges neatly to create durable, reusable placemats. These are perfect for adding a touch of spooky decor to your Halloween snack time or dinner table.
10. Haunted House Headband
Cut out a prominent haunted house facade, a spooky window, or a set of bat wings from your colored pages. Glue your cutout onto a strip of construction paper or an old headband, ensuring it stands upright. Wear your custom haunted house creation as a unique and spooky crown or mask!