What WitchyPoo said
Our nearest neighbors are about 1/4 mile away via the road (which is practically urban compared to where I grew up!) We don't have a long driveway, though, so people driving by on the road can see the front yard decor. That's not hordes of people, but over the course of the month, it's quite a few.
Being in the country means:
I have a lot of yard space to decorate if I choose to.
None of the neighbors are going to be inconvenienced by the way I set up my lighting.
I have all the cornstalks I could possibly want, and I can get straw bales from the neighbors.
There is no housing authority to dictate any how/when/where I decorate.
I have room to grow masses of pumpkins, gourds and broom corn.
I can serve truly fresh apple cider from own apple trees.
I've never had a prop stolen or vandalized.
When the kids were younger and had parties, we could (and did) give haunted hay rides in the big bale rack (wagon), around some cornfields and through the edge of the woods.
While we do have very few ToT's, we can have a big party, and there's plenty of room for everyone to park.