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Halloween Scavenger Hunt IdeasIf your dressed and ready to go on a Halloween scavenger hunt in the cemetery, than lets go. Go to a nearby cemetery and look for items that you could list for your scavenger hunt game. If you really want scary scavenger hunt ideas, it's all about the location, location, location.
If your local cemetery isn't large enough for your Scavenger hunt ideas, have your guest to dress in their Halloween costumes and meet at another central location. Have your party guest to bring a camera along because your scary Halloween party will need cameras. You need a camera because it's impossible to carry over a large tombstone to show a name or a certain date. Besides that, you'd probably get arrested. Please, just because it's Halloween, let them RIP, no destruction. It's always rewarding to have a camera hunt because you always have the pictures to remind you of such a great Halloween party!
* Dates on tombstones: 1865-1932 * Last name on a tombstone: Carter * Family Plot: 4 or more relatives buried together, last name, Stevens * Cemetery Mosalium: Name * Tombstone: Has Picture of Face * Cemetery Statue: Soldier * Tombstone Design: Cross * Soldiers Mound: Flag Holder with Navy, Army, Air Force or Marines. * Soldiers Mound: Certain Name of Soldier, To Thank * Certain Type of Grave Decoration * Standard Size Flag Only allow your Halloween party guest 45 minutes to 1 hour to find and capture these items on camera. This amount of time will give them the heart pounding rush they desire on Halloween. The ones who found the most items during this scavenger hunt are considered the winners!
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