Is there anything more perfectly Halloween than a mysterious old house on a dark October night?
These Halloween haunted house coloring pages are filled with crooked rooftops, spooky windows, wandering ghosts, pumpkins, bats, bare trees, and all the little details that make a haunted house fun to color.
Some of the houses are creepy and mysterious, while others are much more cute than frightening. That makes this collection fun for kids, families, classrooms, Halloween parties, or anyone who simply loves sitting down with a box of crayons and a spooky picture.
Print your favorites, grab your coloring supplies, and decide what kind of haunted neighborhood you want to create.
👻 Ghost at the Haunted Window
Something strange is watching from inside this haunted house!
This page puts the focus on one of the classic mysteries of any haunted mansion: what exactly is hiding behind those windows?
Use pale gray, icy blue, lavender, or even glowing green for the ghost, then give the house dark shutters, weathered walls, and shadowy windows.
🌙 Spooky Haunted House Coloring Page
A mysterious haunted house makes a wonderful blank canvas for Halloween colors.
You could create a traditional orange-and-black scene or turn the house into something completely unexpected. Try purple siding, green windows, a midnight-blue sky, or bright orange lights glowing from inside.
Adding your own details can make it even more fun. Draw bats in the sky, pumpkins beside the doorway, ghosts floating over the roof, or a winding path leading toward the front door.
🏰 Haunted Mansion Coloring Page
For colorers who enjoy more detail, this haunted mansion offers plenty of opportunities to experiment with shadows, windows, rooftops, and architectural details.
Try making the windows look as though strange lights are glowing inside. Yellow, orange, green, and purple can all create different effects.
You can also make parts of the mansion appear old and abandoned by mixing browns, grays, muted greens, and darker colors around the roof and walls.
🎃 Cute Haunted House With Ghosts
Not every haunted house has to be scary.
This adorable coloring page features a tall haunted house beneath a huge moon and star-filled sky, with bats flying overhead and cheerful little ghosts gathered outside. There is even a jack-o’-lantern ready to join the Halloween fun.
This is an especially fun choice for younger children or anyone who prefers the sweeter side of Halloween.
Try bright oranges, purples, greens, yellows, and blues to turn the whole scene into a colorful Halloween night.
👻 Haunted House With Flying Ghosts
The ghosts have escaped!
This design adds even more movement to the traditional haunted-house scene, with spirits flying around the property.
Give each ghost its own personality. One could be classic white, another pale blue, another green, and another purple. Then color the house in darker shades so the ghosts really stand out.
You could even add a Halloween sunset behind everything using orange, pink, purple, and deep blue.
🦇 Haunted House, Pumpkin and Spooky Tree
This page has nearly everything you need for a classic Halloween scene.
A tall, slightly crooked haunted house stands beneath a crescent moon and stars, while a bat flies across the sky. A smiling jack-o’-lantern sits nearby, and a gnarled leafless tree stretches its twisted branches beside the house.
There are lots of simple open spaces, making this one a good choice for crayons or markers.
Try:
- Orange for the jack-o’-lantern
- Purple or gray for the house
- Brown or black for the spooky tree
- Dark blue for the night sky
- Yellow for glowing windows
- Black, purple, or even green for the bat
Or ignore traditional Halloween colors completely and invent your own haunted world.
🌳 Haunted House and Crooked Trees
Sometimes the trees surrounding a haunted house can be just as creepy as the building itself.
Twisting branches make a perfect frame for a mysterious Halloween home and give you plenty of extra areas to shade and color.
Try making the trees almost black against a deep purple sky, or use layers of gray and brown to give the bark an old, weathered appearance.
For an extra Halloween touch, add tiny orange leaves, hidden owls, spiderwebs, or glowing eyes between the branches.
🎃 Happy Halloween Haunted House and Jack-O’-Lanterns
Nothing says Halloween quite like a haunted house surrounded by carved pumpkins.
This page combines two favorite symbols of the season, giving you plenty of opportunities for bright Halloween colors.
Make every jack-o’-lantern different. Some can glow yellow, some orange, and others can have green stems or unusual expressions. Then create a dramatic haunted house in the background using black, gray, purple, or dark blue.
🖍️ Fun Ways to Color Your Haunted Houses
There are no rules for what a haunted house should look like.
A traditional Halloween palette might include orange, black, purple, green, gray, and yellow, but these pages are also perfect for experimenting.
Try coloring a pink haunted mansion with purple ghosts. Create a bright green moon. Give every window a different colored glow. Turn a crooked old house into a candy-colored Halloween home.
You can also use different supplies depending on the effect you want:
Crayons are easy for younger children and large areas.
Colored pencils are useful for tiny windows, bricks, roof tiles, and other details.
Markers create bold Halloween colors, especially on simpler designs.
Gel pens can add sparkling stars, glowing windows, or little decorative touches after the main coloring is finished.
✂️ More Than Just Coloring Pages
Your finished haunted houses don’t have to stay in the coloring book pile.
Once they’re colored, try turning them into:
- Halloween wall decorations
- Classroom bulletin-board art
- Homemade Halloween cards
- Party decorations
- October refrigerator art
- Halloween scrapbook pages
- Decorations for a child’s bedroom door
You could even print several designs and create an entire haunted neighborhood across a wall.
🎃 Make Your Own Haunted Neighborhood
One of the most entertaining ways to use these pages is to give each haunted house a different theme.
You might have a ghost house, a witch’s mansion, a vampire castle, a monster house, and a cheerful little house where friendly ghosts hand out Halloween candy.
Kids can even name the houses and invent stories about who lives inside them.
Suddenly, a simple coloring activity becomes an entire imaginary Halloween town.
👻 More Halloween Coloring Fun
If you’d like even more pages to print, continue your Halloween coloring adventure with:
- Halloween Coloring Pages of Monsters
- Halloween Coloring Pages of Spiders
- Halloween Coloring Pages of Mummies
- Halloween Coloring Pages of Werewolves
- Halloween Coloring Pages of Zombies
- Kawaii Halloween Coloring Pages
- Simple Halloween Coloring Pages
- Halloween Activities for Kids: Crafts, Coloring Pages & Printables
🏚️ Print a Haunted House and Start Coloring
Whether you prefer a towering haunted mansion, a crooked little house under the moon, flying ghosts, creepy trees, or smiling pumpkins, there is plenty here to keep Halloween colorers busy.
Print one page or print the whole collection. Then break out the crayons, pencils, and markers and see just how spooky—or silly—you can make your haunted house.
Happy coloring, and Happy Halloween! 🎃👻🏚️
