Stittsville’s spookiest Halloween displays (2016)

(Photo by Barry Gray.)

Where are Stittsville’s most ghoulish and gruesome haunted houses, garages, and front lawns? Here are some suggestions:

• Sunnyside at Fernbank. The entire front yard is covered in tombstones and zombies.
• 42 Goulbourn Street. This house has a haunting tradition that goes back a decade. Bring a donation for CHEO.
• 32 James Lewis. This one includes a haunted pirate ship.
• Par-La-Ville at Montserrat. Including a massive spider. Not recommended if you’re arachnophobic.
• 90 Hobin Street, near Kyle Ave. Scarecrows, graves, and some surprises for trick or treaters…
• 72 Cherry Drive. Joseph Carbonetto welcomes thousands to his “Spook Show” each year.
• 216 Tempest Drive. Home of U-Rock Music School. “Kids were crying. That’s not what our intention was, but it’s creepy,” says owner Cathy Hallessey.
• 22 Mika Street.
• 3 Granite Ridge.
• Huntmar @  Maple Grove. The house on the corner has big animated eyes in the upstairs window and a cemetery in the side yard. “Hauntmar Manor”
• 46 Elm Crescent. A haunted garage.
• 4 Candow Crescent.
• 525 Rosehill Drive. “He goes all out and I hear this year might be his best yet.”
• 31 Beverly Street. A haunted garage.
• 22 Woodwind Crescent.
• 23 Basford Crescent. “It’s FANTASTIC and the highlight of the night in our corner of Crossing Bridge.”
• 69 Abaca Way.

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Hauntmar Manor (Dead and Breakfast) has vacancy tomorrow night! pic.twitter.com/VCZOTIU34Z

— Mike'd up (@mikedott11) October 31, 2016

Local businesses are having some fun too. Kungfu Bistro on Carp Rd. is serving brain soup, served by a staff of zombies.