Join our virtual tour of haunted Menifee -- then go for a visit!

   

       

   

This Monster Mash house on Moon Shadow Drive in Menifee Lakes is set to have the biggest bash of them all - Zombie Trump’s Monster Mash! There is a DJ on the driveway from 6-10 p.m., a Thriller Flash Mob hosted by neighboring homes, a disco ball spinning, a speech by Zombie Trump himself on all those Halloween related issues, and of course candy. It's bound to be a frightening good time.

   

The annual Halloween extravagance found in Audie Murphy Ranch on Rattle Dance Way is themed the “Menifee Morgue,” turned Menifee Meat Market this year. The Halloween veterans of this home annually hand build their front yard scenery. And as if the décor isn’t treat enough, they have welcomed Trick-or-Treaters of the neighborhood to their front door all week!

Famous in Menifee for their in-home Christmas spectacular, the Carnes household is no stranger to holiday spirit. Hosts of the annual “MaryChrisMess” open house are opening their driveway once again for their “Halloweenie” event. With already 1,200 hot dogs ready to roast, this is the perfect spot to refuel on your long night of candy hunting. As usual, it’s a no charge gift to the community. But if you do feel like giving back, the Carnes are welcoming donations throughout the holiday season of non-perishable foods and toys to donate to the Menifee Community Cupboard. 

 

In addition to the Monster Mash on Moon Shadow Drive, Andrew Mendoza, Madison Barrios, and her father Arthur Barrios decided to turn their garage into a haunted meat market. Working on it since September, the group has put together a chillingly delightful way to earn the candy you’re given – by braving their bloody maze. A work still in progress, the group is gathering all the scares they can think of before Halloween night.

         
    

If you haven’t already taken a visit, Wickerd Farms on Scott Road is back again with their Halloween fun. From picking out the perfect pumpkin to making a visit to the ‘Groovy’ concession stand or taking a trip on the haunted hay ride, Wickerd Farm and its twinkle lights are a Menifee favorite.

If you’re looking for a psychedelic treat to go along with your candy, head on over to Lazy Creek Road, right across from the park, to take a walk through this home’s neon porch cave.

                                                                

    

Photos do no justice to this mystically enchanting front yard display on Pine Creek Drive. With potions brewing, a fortune teller and her crystal ball holding all of Halloween’s secrets, and all the witchery you can fathom, go see for yourself the wonder taking place in this walk through magic.

A few houses down on the festive Pine Creek, one home has begun their front yard transformation into a Haunted Front Porch. If a whole house or garage is too much to handle for your Trick-or-Treaters, this a perfect spot to still get a few “Boo’s!” in.

                                                                        

If you find yourself in Audie Murphy Ranch, this house on Wagon Trail Lane is a must see. The decorations alone are worth the visit, but the Halloween themed radio station and synced light show puts this house at the top of the list of places to visit all throughout the week. And if that’s not enough, the Halloween radio station will play in your car throughout your whole drive through Audie Murphy’s spookily decorated homes.

If you're wandering around Peterson Park, pass through Park City Avenue to see these hanging Jack-O-Lanterns smiling upon your ghostly nights.

With your Audie Murphy Ranch radio station playing, take a peek at this house on Apache Hill Circle ready for the festivities.

While you're already looking through Audie Murphy Ranch, go on a hunt to find these larger than life Jack Skellington and Sally statues that are sure to make any "Nightmare Before Christmas" fan feel like they were placed right in Halloween Town.

While in Menifee Lakes, this house on Avenida Pacifica and Marne Way is sure to have the most Halloween inflatables of any house you'll come across. With a cemetery buried in the front lawn and a demonic presence leering over the street, this home is sure to entertain as you scramble to fill your goodie bags.

          

Right off Lazy Creek on Hillhurst Court is this front yard that is sure to take you by surprise. Glance over their twinkly picket fence to see what Halloween treasures lay at rest.

On the corner of Wagon Trail Lane across the street from Audie Murphy's Halloween light show, stroll by this home and find what goodies are buried there.

Near the back side of Paloma Valley High School on Eagle Creek, you'll find this hidden gem of decor in a lively, festive neighborhood.

If passing by a black cat in your path is bad luck, Audie Murphy Ranch is sure to have more than a few broken mirrors this season thanks to this house-sized inflatable on Stage Coach Road.

Calling all "Nightmare Before Christmas" fans yet again, this home on Remington Court is bound to leave you singing for The Pumpkin King all throughout the night.

If you find yourselves across town, take a trip to Merjanian Road to the Prendergast family's creepy crawly house taken over by all the spiders of Menifee.