Deck Out Your Home for the Spooky Season With These Halloween Decorations Under $30

By Kayleigh Drake | Edited by Tracy Yochum

Published Sep 9, 2026 3:53 am ET

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We may still have a couple more weeks of summer left. But now that we’re well into September, that means Halloween will be here next month. And if you ask us, it’s never to early to start decorating!

If your old Halloween decor has seen its better days, or if you just want to add a few more affordable pieces to your collection, we’re here to help with a list of Halloween decorations you can snag for under $30 on Amazon. We’ve included both indoor and outdoor decor, from lights to wreaths to inflatables and more. And since everything boasts a shopper rating of 4.1 out of 5 stars or higher, you know the juice is worth the squeeze.

Shop our picks below to spookify your home for the Halloween season!

Halloween Decorations Under $30 on Amazon

Indoor Decorations

HipTree Halloween Ball Wreath: A 13.8-inch wreath made of ribbons, ornaments and pumpkin- and spider-shaped figurines, perfect for hanging on your door or wall or for using as a centerpiece for your table — $23
Eldnacele Spider Snow Globe Flameless Candle: A battery-operated flickering flameless candle adorned with spooky spiders and filled with glittery water for a snow-globe-like feel — $20
Mud Pie LED Light Up Bat Decor: A hand-painted tin bat with cut-out star shapes illuminated with LED lights — $20
Cyantor Halloween Black Creepy Cloth: Five spools of sheer, gauzey black fabric that you can drape from the windows and ceiling for a haunted house look — $7
Anlass Animated Pumpkin Candy Bowl: A plastic orange pumpkin-shaped candy bowl with glowing eyes and an animated skeleton hand that pops up from the top — $28
Maxpetus Plush Pumpkin Pillow: A super-soft plush three-dimensional pumpkin-shaped throw pillow, available in seven autumnal colors — $13
Sunlite LED A19 Black Light UV Bulb: A pack of three 7W non-dimmable LED UV black light bulbs that’ll instantly give any room a spooky vibe — $14

Outdoor Decorations

DAZONGE Lighted Halloween Wooden Witch Broom: A whimsical, light-up witch broom accented with street signs like “Boo Boulevard” and “Witch’s Way,” ideal for perching on your porch — $21
OCATO Giant Spider Web: A 200-inch-long triangular rope web with an accompanying 59-inch spider that’ll give your yard visitors a jump scare — $13
JOYIN Halloween Inflatable Ghost: A 6-foot-tall inflatable ghost with a charming grin and a witch’s hat and broom — $23
AISENO Realistic Skeleton Stake Set: A lifelike plastic skeleton skull with two arms, which you can insert into the ground to make it look like there’s a creepy visitor breaking through — $19
COMIN Inflatable Cat with Pumpkin: A 5-foot-tall inflatable black cat with bat-like wings, accompanied by a jack-o’-lantern with a mouse sitting on top — $23
POPGIFTU Halloween Witch Windsock: A colorful 35-inch hanging witch decoration, complete with a pointed hat and shoes and an eerie grin — $24
Sakayo Halloween Outdoor Solar Lights: A two-pack of solar-powered Halloween stake lights equipped with LED-illuminated ghosts, bats, spiders and pumpkins — $27

Kayleigh Drake

Author McClatchy Commerce

Kayleigh Drake is a Commerce Content Editor at McClatchy. She’s based in Birmingham, Alabama, and holds a bachelor’s degree in communications from the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Kayleigh has written and edited content for numerous publications, with a particular focus on the food, kitchen, home and lifestyle verticals. When she’s not fulfilling her editorial duties, she loves record shopping, playing guitar, baking and buying entirely too many plants.

Tracy Yochum

Editor McClatchy Commerce

Based in Charlotte, NC, Tracy Yochum joined the McClatchy Commerce content team as a Commerce Writer and Editor in early 2023. She began her journalism career in the 1980s at the Asbury Park Press in New Jersey, where she was an award-winning reporter and editor. She joined The Charlotte Observer in 1997 as a copy editor and served in several newsroom and publishing center roles before joining the Commerce Team.