Haunted Attractions

Are you a horror film fan who always wanted to know what it’s like to be chased by a chainsaw-wielding maniac? Or maybe finding a quick escape inside a grisly maze as flesh-eating zombies bear down on you with ravenous intent? If you’re looking for that shot of hardcore horror adrenaline without all the personal risk, then haunted attractions are the way to go. We here at FrightFind have canvassed the country to bring horror fans only the finest selection in haunted attractions in your area.

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11650 Co Rd 99, Lillian, AL 36549, USA

Pure terror are the two words that visitors use when describing Lillian’s Haunted Forest & Hayride. As part of a KOA campground, many visit and assume it’s an attraction for children, but one look at the goblins and spirits roaming free will quickly change your mind.

713 526-3323

5250 South Beltway 8, Houston, TX 77048, USA

8p-?? Weekends in October

Phobia has eight free standing separate haunts on BW-8 South. Open weekends in October!

603-356-5543

1 Skimobile Rd, North Conway, NH 03860, USA

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Enter 10 years of the Ghoullog at Cranmore. The approximate 50-minute haunt features over 15,000 square feet of indoor space through a series of dark rooms, scary mazes and unknown places, plus an outdoor element which leads the unsuspecting through the dark woods with all of the scares and screams you’ve come to expect. Will you be able to make it out of the Ghoullog unharmed?

205-886-3789

315 Main Ave, Northport, AL 35476, USA

Tired of haunted attractions that seem better suited for kids than adults? It’s time for a trip to Main Avenue Mortuary in Northport, Alabama. Located inside a real life mortuary, this attraction is scary simply because of its history. Try and resist the call of the dead, if you dare.

214 999 0708

2615 Elm St, Dallas, TX 75226, USA

About The Haunt

Our 16th year of fear, the longest running haunted house in Dallas County!

(s)Laughter House Meats has a long history of winning awards for taste and quality. Unfortunately years ago, the owners were murdered by a group of savage killer clowns that escaped a circus train, in the hopes of turning the Meat processing plant into a sinister house of laughter and pain.

At night, the people that enter, ARE the meat…so beware, our clowns have high standards and love fresh bodies. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!!

334-514-1070

5879 Titus Road, Titus, AL 36080, USA

The Maze of Terror dares its guests to escape the sounds and characters running loose through the night. This Titus, Alabama landmark offers a nice change of pace from traditional haunted attractions and takes visitors on a terrifying and sometimes heart pounding trip through one of the darkest trails in the state.

501-472-2325

140 highway 286 east, Conway, AR 72032, USA

Who needs southern hospitality when Creepy Works offers a touch of southern in-hospitality? With plenty of scares that reach your mind, body and even spirit, you’ll quickly discover that the things that go bump in the night are far from hospitable and may even haunt your dreams.

501-690-6991

115 N Main st., Beebe, AR 72102, USA

Some say the zombie fad is almost over, but those people never visited the Dead End Zombie House before. Filled with classic zombies and those you’ve never seen before, guests often find themselves looking over their shoulders and trying to stay ahead of the pack to no avail.

870-598-3568

610 CR336, Piggott, AR 72454, USA

Horror In The Hollow recreates the legendary feel of the Mad Skull Mine. The mine was silent for years due to the men who went insane while working there, the road leading to the mine is just as scary as the mine itself. Be warned that the experience might drive you a little mad too. Experience 3 levels of terror with the Forest of Fright, Bubba’s Butcher Barn, and the Frightmare Farmhouse.

770-954-9356

3565 N Hwy 155, Stockbridge, GA 30281, USA

CLOSED IN 2022. Check our Georgia Haunted Houses or click here for haunted houses near you.

Spirits haunt the trees and animals hole up in the barn at night. Fear the Woods may be more advice than name at this Stockbridge attraction where the farmhouse lights go off at moonrise. After that, visitors are at the mercy of denizens of the Skinner Shack and Junk Yard.