Two ghosts. One campfire. Warm light that moves.
Cozy Ghost Campfire Night Light: Warm Flickering Glow On One Outlet
$16.99
$28.32
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The flame is a clear bulb shaped like a flame and flickers. Creates a soft glow.
Two ghosts roasting marshmallows.
Plugs in. Turn on.
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Flickers Like Fire
Not a Static LED
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Plugs In, Stays On
No Batteries
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30-day guarantee
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Jess M.
The flame actually moves, and the detail on the ghosts is way better than I expected. Super cute!!!!
Watch the flame flicker in real rooms
Cozy Ghost Campfire Night Light
The toggle switch
I bought it for the campfire thing but honestly the toggle on the front is what I use every night now.
For my spooky season friends
If you're the friend who starts playing Halloween playlists in September but your apartment still looks like a waiting room, get this. It's the one thing I've bought that actually stays out instead of sitting in the bag by the door.
Sat in my cart for a week
I kept opening the tab and closing it because I thought it would be tiny and stupid. Finally just bought it at midnight. Now it lives in my kitchen and I get asked about it constantly.
I actually turned my lamp off
I've had this plugged in next to my couch for two weeks and I catch myself leaving the overhead off now. Like I actively choose the campfire instead of the lamp. My living room used to just be where I sat with my phone and now it's the room I want to be in at night. That sounds dramatic but it's just true.
Thought it'd look tiny and cheap
I saw the outlet in the photo and did the math before I ordered. It's small, and the flame actually flickers, which is what sells it.
No bin to store
I rent and I have one hall closet for everything. I bought it because it plugs in and that's it, no box to shove somewhere in May. It's up from September straight through Thanksgiving and I just unplug it when I'm done.
Helps me wind down at night
I bought this for the cute factor but it turns out the warm flickering light actually helps me fall asleep faster. I unplug my phone, turn this on, and my brain takes it as a bedtime cue now.
Perfect for your spooky friend
If you have a friend who is always saying she's going to decorate for fall and then never does because she doesn't have storage or time, this is the move. It's one plug, it stays up through Thanksgiving, and every single person who walks into her kitchen mentions it. I bought three more for gifts after I saw how much my sister actually used hers.
Worth the $17
I kept waiting for a reason not to buy it and there just wasn't one.
The night light that makes the room yours. Two ghosts, one campfire.
Flip the switch. The room is warm.
This sits on the outlet. Toggle on. The flame flickers warm up the wall and the room is yours.
This sits on the outlet above the counter or along the hallway. The flame bulb flickers the way a real fire does. The light moves and throws a soft cone of red-orange up the wall.
The room stops looking like a place you sleep and starts looking like a place that belongs to you. The ghosts sit on logs with marshmallow sticks. The campfire is sculpted.
You toggle it on. The light shifts. The wall behind it glows warm. The room reads cozy instead of just dark. One plug. One switch. No bins. No ladder. No storing it for eleven months. Most people leave it up through November because it is a campfire, not a jack-o-lantern.
Flame bulb flickers, not fixed.
Wall outlet. Front toggle. Done.
4.49 inches wide. Outlet scale.
Why This One Actually Stays Up
Most Halloween decor goes up the week before, gets photographed once, and comes down November 1st. The outlet's blocked, the cord's a trip hazard, or it just doesn't fit the room past October. This one plugs in, flips on, and stays through Thanksgiving.
Why This One Actually Stays Up
Most Halloween decor goes up the week before, gets photographed once, and comes down November 1st. The outlet's blocked, the cord's a trip hazard, or it just doesn't fit the room past October. This one plugs in, flips on, and stays through Thanksgiving.
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Flickers like real fire
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Plugs straight into wall
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Front toggle switch
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Still cozy in November
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30-Day Guarantee
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What People Do With It After Unboxing
We asked 1,400+ buyers where it ended up:
What People Do With It After Unboxing
We asked 1,400+ buyers where it ended up:
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Still plugged in past Halloween
3.8x/wk
Average nighttime kitchen trips
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Bought a second for the hallway
One plug, one switch, and the kitchen at 11pm stops feeling like a waiting room. The campfire's neutral enough that most people leave it up straight through November without thinking twice about it.
11pm. You flip the overhead on and hate it.
The whole room goes flat white and you flip it right back off. You wanted light, not an interrogation. Two little ghosts and a flickering campfire on one outlet, and the room is warm instead. One plug, one switch, no bin to store, no ladder to drag out, no hunting for the outlet behind the couch.
How to light the campfire
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Plug It
Wall outlet above the counter or along the hallway. Two-prong plug.
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Flip the Toggle
Front switch. No unplugging. No reaching.
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The Light Shifts
Flame bulb flickers. Wall glows warm. The room is yours now.
A switch. A room that belongs to you, on a switch.
The flame is a clear flame-shaped bulb that actually flickers, so the light moves up the wall behind it the way a real fire does. That movement is what makes a dim room feel cozy instead of just dark.
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Flickering flame bulb, not fixed LED
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Wall outlet plug, front toggle switch
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4.49 inches wide, sits on the outlet
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Spooky-cute glow, zero commitment
Cozy Ghost Campfire Night Light Questions
How big is it actually?
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It's 4.49 inches wide, about the width of a coffee mug. This is deliberately small. It's sized to sit on an outlet above a counter or along a hallway, not to anchor a mantel. Every photo shows the wall outlet in frame so you can see exactly what you're getting before you order.
Do I have to store it for eleven months?
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Most people leave it up through November because it's a campfire scene with two friends roasting marshmallows, not a jack-o-lantern. It reads as cozy fall decor rather than Halloween-specific, so it fits the whole season without needing to be packed away.
What makes the flame actually flicker instead of just staying lit?
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The flame is a clear flame-shaped bulb that moves, not a static LED panel. It throws a shifting warm glow up the wall behind it, so the light changes the way a real fire does. That moving shadow is what makes a dim room feel cozy instead of just dark.
Is this cute spooky or actually scary?
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Cute spooky. Two little ghosts with smiling faces sit roasting marshmallows over a campfire. The whole scene is warm, friendly, and designed for people who love spooky season but draw a hard line at anything genuinely creepy.
Does it need batteries or do I have to assemble anything?
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No batteries, no cords, no assembly. It plugs straight into a standard wall outlet and has a toggle switch on the front so you flip it on and off without unplugging it or reaching behind furniture. Plug it in, flip the switch, done.