Alouette Cemetery in Maple Ridge

Alouette Cemetery is an outdoor graveyard haunted house-style Halloween attraction with skeletons, tombstones and other scary things in Maple Ridge.

The award-winning Halloween display can be viewed throughout October. Continue reading below or visit alouettecemetery.ca for full details.

Alouette Cemetery in Maple Ridge at Halloween in October

Alouette Cemetery is an annual Halloween-themed attraction in Maple Ridge. Two front yards in a residential neighbourhood are transformed into a large and spooky display in October. There are fabulous lights and decorations to check out, including amazing hand-made animatronic skeletons that move at night. The attraction also features over 40 gravestones with whimsical names and epitaphs to lighten the mood.

The display is family-friendly and an interesting place for all ages. It’s a community tradition that draws crowds of locals and people visiting Maple Ridge. Admission to Alouette Cemetery is free. Donations supporting Katie’s Place Animal Shelter are appreciated!

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Alouette Cemetery Location

Alouette Cemetery is located at 12795 227A Street in Maple Ridge. It’s in a residential area just south of the Alouette River. If driving to the attraction, head north on 227 Street. The road eventually turns right and becomes 128 Avenue. Take the first right turn into 227A Street, and the display is at the first two houses on the right side of the road. You won’t miss it!

Dates and Hours

Alouette Cemetery is up to admire throughout October, so from the 1st until Halloween night. The lights and special effects, however, only operate between 6:00 pm and 9:00 pm. It’s nice to see the display during the day, but the decorations come alive at night!

Other Things to do in the Area

Maple Ridge is a great place to visit. There is so much to see and do in the area. There are museums and lots of parks. See our article about Maple Ridge for details.

Other things to do before your visit to the Alouette Cemetery include the ropes courses and ziplines at WildPlay. They are amazing! The outdoor adventure park is near the entrance to Golden Ears Provincial Park and just a 10-minute drive from downtown Maple Ridge. Last year, during a BC Pro-D Day for schools in October, WildPlay had special Anti-Gravity Day Camps for children ages 7 to 14. Also, if you went on a different day, you could use the promo code VBP15 to save 15% on admission!