This Lansing Halloween Display Has Giant Skeletons AND Mini Golf

Spooky season is in full swing in Mid-Michigan. You can really tell by how many people have gone all out with their Halloween decorations.

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And there's one house in Lansing that really pulls out all the stops when it comes to decorating. You can find it in the Groesbeck neighborhood.

Lansing's Groesbeck Skeletons Go All Out for Halloween

If you find yourself in Lansing and you want to see some awesome Halloween decorations, you have to check out the Groesbeck Skeletons.

Don't let the name, 'Groesbeck Skeletons' fool you. There are a lot more than giant, 12-foot-tall skeletons decorating this expansive front lawn.

Owner James Pyle has gone the extra mile, covering his front lawn with dozens upon dozens of spooky inflatables and other decorations.

Photos of Lansing's 2026 Halloween Decorations

2026 decorations for Lansing's Groesbeck neighborhood house, Groesbeck Skeletons

Adorning the lawn are a giant scarecrow, a giant werewolf, LOTS of ghosts, a graveyard, and plenty more.

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Not to mention, there's even a mini putt-putt golf course!

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The Story Behind the Groesbeck Skeletons

This setup is a tradition that James Pyle started in 2020 with just two of the giant skeletons. However, as COVID-19 and quarantine continued, he decided to keep putting out the skeletons and dressing them up for other holidays, too. It was a hit

Where to Find the Groesbeck Skeletons in Lansing

If you want to check out this amazing display in all its glory, you can find it on Wood Street in Lansing's Groesbeck neighborhood, just south of Lake Lansing Road. You'll know it when you see it!

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The display and golf course are free to enjoy. But if you have the means to make a donation, James isn't asking for money for himself. Instead, he's asking for donations to his church's annual food collection to help those less fortunate throughout the holiday season.