Bring some Halloween mischief into your life by trying our haunted house coloring pages! There are tons of different ways you can get creative here, maybe those purple walls don’t have much going on, but how about the orange rooftops? Maybe we’re just fancy, but we feel like those yellow windows would be nice if they were lit up inside, or at least made to look that way.
And what about the cute little house with a sleepy face on its porch? It definitely looks like it could use a few soft colors around the edges!
We included a couple other really fun things too, like ghosts peeking out of their windows and an adorable little cottage built right inside a tree stump! And who doesn’t love a good ol’ fashion chimney that could sneeze at any second?
If you’re looking for a quick way to spend time with your kids (or even yourself!), check these Halloween coloring sheets out below! We’ve got some amazing little details like the shutters, etc., all over the place so there’s lots to do here!
Free Printable Haunted House Coloring Pages
We have some free printable haunted house coloring pages that you might love. These are in PDF format and designed to be printed onto US Letter-sized paper (8.5 x 11 inch). There are tons of different designs so you will have plenty to choose from!
When you are ready to print your haunty coloring sheets, you usually make sure they fit within the printable area by selecting ‘fit to page’ if necessary. You can also color them using crayons, colored pencils, or even markers! 🎨
We could get stuck on coloring the pretty little mushroom cottage for ages but we think it’s great practice too. If you prefer something more gothic take up residence in one of the spookier looking mansions! There’s even one with iron gates and twin turrets 👻
5 Ideas To Use Haunted House Colored Pages
Once those haunted house coloring sheets are done, you’ll want to convert them into awesome Halloween decorations using just some paper, glue and a couple of other items you may already have!
1. Window Decorations
Let your kids get creative by having them color a house with ghosts in each of their windows.
Once they’re done, have them cut out all around the outside of this house and tape it up on your own window! A homemade Halloween decoration!
2. Spooky Greeting Cards
Print a smaller haunted cottage for your kids to color. They will be gluing that on some folded card stock. The children can write a Halloween greeting inside and draw some little pumpkins!
3. Shoebox Scenes
Glue a colored mansion into your shoe box.
Then make paper ghosts with folded tabs that would let them pop out from behind the doorway as well as in front of the towers.
4. Halloween Puzzles
Glue your completed haunted house picture to a piece of thin cardboard. When it’s dry, draw big puzzle shapes on the back and cut out those sections. Save all the little pieces in an envelope (with fewer pieces if you have kids who are very young).
5. Treat Bag Decorations
Use the adorable crooked woodland cottage or pumpkin porch as a cute decoration on top of your Halloween treat bags!
Have your kids color and cut out their favorite home, glue it onto the paper bag and lay flat while it dries! Then you can start decorating for Halloween with these fun haunted house coloring pages!