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The Watkins Dead And Breakfast Is A Free Halloween Walk-through Right Here In Maryland

Discover the Watkins Dead And Breakfast, a free and spooky Halloween display in Reisterstown, Maryland.

Published Oct 22, 2021

Written by 

Jamie Alvarenga

Looking for something spooky to do this Halloween season? Not only is the following spot in Maryland a true hidden (and horrifying) gem, but it's also absolutely free to explore. Check out this little known Halloween display that makes for one fabulous and frightening evening.

You have to admire houses that go all out for the Halloween season. The following home at 323 Leyton Road in Reisterstown does just that every year.

Map showing the location of 323 Leyton Rd, Reisterstown, MD 21136, near Baltimore, with an arrow pointing to the address.
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This may look like an ordinary neighborhood home during the rest of the year, but during spooky season, it transforms into a Halloween paradise. Head here to see the giant spiders, wondrous webs, quirky tombstones, and more.

A white archway decorated with a large black spider and cobwebs, set in a yard with a clear blue sky.
Facebook / The Watkins Dead and Breakfast

Known as the Watkins Dead And Breakfast, this gem is delightful during the daytime...

A spooky yard display featuring a sign for "Watkins Dead & Breakfast" with tombstones and Halloween decorations.
Facebook / The Watkins Dead and Breakfast

...but even more so at night. In fact, you can walk through this dazzling display for free on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights through the end of the month. You just may spot evil werewolves...

A spooky Halloween display with glowing decorations, skeletons, and a werewolf figure in a yard at night.
Facebook / The Watkins Dead and Breakfast

...wicked witches...

Three spooky figures in witch costumes gather around a glowing cauldron, surrounded by purple lights and Halloween decorations.
Facebook / The Watkins Dead and Breakfast

...and gigantic skeletons.

A large, illuminated skeleton figure holds a smaller skeleton, set against a dark night with colorful lights.
Facebook / The Watkins Dead and Breakfast

Many of the pieces and characters are handmade, making this display even more impressive. Check out this charcoal monster!

A spooky skeleton with glowing eyes sits on a table, surrounded by Halloween decorations in purple lighting.
Facebook / The Watkins Dead and Breakfast

And be sure to keep your eyes peeled for some familiar "faces" as well. The Watkins Dead And Breakfast has a little bit of everything, for every age, and every type of horror movie fanatic.

A tall figure in a hockey mask and gloves stands in a dimly lit outdoor area, casting a long shadow.
Facebook / The Watkins Dead and Breakfast

You can learn more about this Maryland gem by clicking on the Facebook page linked below. Be sure to be respectful during your visit, and enjoy every creepy little detail.

A spooky sign for "Watkins Dead & Breakfast Inn" adorned with colorful lights and a spider, set in a Halloween theme.
Facebook / The Watkins Dead and Breakfast

For more information about The Watkins Dead And Breakfast and to follow along with the spooky display, follow the official Facebook page.

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