Oak Lane Cemetery

Hopewell, VA   /   2 Reviews

3002 Oak Ln, Hopewell, Virginia 23860, USA

Overview

Oak Lane Cemetery Haunted House

Oak Lane Cemetery is our annual Halloween display/home haunt. We are small, but pack a lot of unique and detailed props into our yard. We set up in early October and run the lights nightly for most of the month for “drive by” viewing from sundown till around 11. Trick or treaters can come walk through the graveyard on Halloween night for a close up look at the spookiness. We are a kid-friendly haunt with no gratuitous gore or graphic violence and just a few startle scares. Check out my Youtube and Facebook pages for tutorials on how to make most of the props in our display.

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I have started making and selling a few things on Etsy for anyone interested.

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2 Reviews

  1. RavenfellManor

    I haven’t been there personally, but I follow his work and his setups each year. If you have a chance to visit, do so. It is spectacular in photos, I can only imagine in person. The amount of detail and care he puts into his projects can be felt in the realism of his unique props.

    September 12, 2018 at 9:12 am
  2. Jason Decker

    Your props are amazing. I’m tring to make some of them. I wish you had your own site for purchases

    August 10, 2019 at 10:21 am

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