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Established in 1977, the oldest haunt in SETX
198 County Road 4618, Spurger, TX, USA
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Great place and scary scenes and actors.More family oriented than the big paid haunts. The actors are great with the kids and use great smelling scents throughout. Can be loud but that’s the norm now in other haunts as well and can be A little intimidating to newbies A little hard to find so make sure you screenshot your route in case the cell coverage is weak like on us.