Outdoor Santa Claus

261 Ideas by Tara Gosselin

An outdoor Santa Claus is essential to readying your space to celebrate the joyous occasion of Christmas. Outdoor Christmas decorations must be durable and supportive of foul weather, sun, wind, and rain. Many outdoor Santa Claus decor pieces are instantly inflatable and deflated and made of durable material that allows many years of use. Check out these eight fun, reusable outdoor Santa Claus decorations to get an inspirational idea of what direction you go with your St. Nick decor.

Outdoor santa

Place this Santa Claus decoration in front of your house or in your garden, and your Christmas spirit will light up in no time. The decoration is hand painted, relatively heavy to withstand windy conditions, and large enough for all to see it.

Santa claus sitting with beard

Santa Claus Sitting With Beard

1940s large life size santa clause christmas decoration display

1940s large life size santa clause christmas decoration display

During Christmas original decorations are very important! This life size Santa Claus' mock-up made of cardboard will give your home more holiday atmosphere! It is stylised on vintage, so it will be fit even to old-fashioned interior.

Outdoor Santa Claus

Buying Guide

The best outdoor Santa Claus decorations are those that are made to last you for many Christmases (with a strong build and a weather-proof coating if they’ll be exposed to the elements) and that represent what this holiday means to you.

Whether you’re hoping for a nostalgic, sophisticated, cartoonish or funny vibe, you should look for an outdoor Santa Clause decoration that amplifies it.

Good news: you’re in the right place! You can find the best outdoor Santa Clause decorations on Foter, where we’ve gathered the top Wayfair and Amazon products and organized them through an intuitive picture-based display.

Outdoor Santa Clause Decorations are made from various materials designed to last for longer. However, the most common materials due to durability and ability to withstand the elements are wood and resin.

Wooden decorations are treated for rot ensuring it lasts for longer, while resin statues are hand-painted to provide visual appeal.

However, the resin is also a flexible material that retains the aesthetics of metal and stone but contains only a small percentage of the actual weight of these other two materials. This makes them the preferred choice for Christmas decorations.

When you put up your Santa Claus decorations and when you take them down again is a personal choice, but it’s one that can be influenced by many factors.

For example, in many communities, it’s acceptable to start decorating for Christmas as early as late October, while others prefer to wait until mid-December. A good rule of thumb is to wait until the week after Thanksgiving.

You have slightly more leeway after Christmas. Some communities consider the season of Christmas to extend well into January. You’ll find, however, that most people will have removed their decorations shortly after the New Year.