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Joni & Steve’s Haunted Yard Display in Maple Ridge 2026
For many years, Joni and Steve Hackett have transformed their front yard into one of Maple Ridge’s most memorable home Halloween displays, a glowing, eerie, and wonderfully over-the-top attraction that draws families, spooky-season fans, and decoration enthusiasts from across the Lower Mainland. At night the house bursts to life with colour-changing lighting, creepy character scenes, and playful skeleton humour. The display is free, family-friendly, and a good stop for photographers and Halloween explorers.
- When: Nightly until October 31, 2026 | Best viewing 5:30 PM – 10:00 PM, when the lights and effects are fully visible after dark
- Where: 20480 Thorne Ave, Maple Ridge, BC V2X 8T8
- Cost: Free
- Hosted by: Joni and Steve Hackett
What to Expect
Skeleton Party Scene
A group of skeletons gathers around a fiery Halloween campfire, complete with chairs, witty tombstones, and props. Look for the humorous sign: “I Need a Coffin Break!”
Giant Skeleton and Grim Figures
A towering skeletal creature looms over the yard, surrounded by animated characters glowing under purple, green, and red lighting.
Creepy Creatures and Ghouls
From skeleton watchers perched on the balcony to ground-crawling ghouls, every part of the yard is full of detail, with new surprises hiding in every corner.
Themed Lighting and Effects
Dramatic washes of neon purple, eerie green, and sinister orange light the house and yard and bring the whole display to life after dark.
Photo Spots
There are plenty of photo-worthy vantage points for family memories or spooky social media posts.
Tips for Visitors
- Best time to visit: After nightfall, for the full lighting effects
- Be respectful: Stay on the sidewalk and don’t enter the yard
- Parking: Street parking only and limited, so please be considerate of the neighbours
- Bring: A sense of fun and curiosity, because there’s a lot to see
Why Visit
It’s a welcoming neighbourhood Halloween highlight and one of the most detailed residential displays in Maple Ridge, mixing playful humour with spooky atmosphere. It also makes a good stop on a Halloween lights sightseeing route.
