Haunted Fields

Acres and acres of abandoned farmland overgrown to the ages. Ever wonder why cornstalks in a field grow so high? That’s so the field can hide all the menacing and bloodthirsty creatures in it. A nightmare scenario for even the most hardened of horror fans, endless terrors await those brave enough to take a trip out into the elements to face your biggest fears come to life.

(717) 285-7748

191 College Ave, Mountville, PA 17554, United States

Fridays through Sundays See our website, as times vary. www.fieldofscreams.com

Field of Screams is a Haunted Attraction in Lancaster County, PA featuring a World Class Haunted Hayride, the Legendary and Terrifying Den of Darkness Haunted House Horror Barn, the Extremely Haunting and Frightening 4 Story Haunted House the Frightmare Asylum Haunted Hospital, and the Dark and Demented Nocturnal Wasteland Haunted Trail.
Open every Fri, Sat, and Sun Night as well as Halloween Night from Mid-September through the 2nd weekend in November. Events open at 6pm, with the exception of Saturdays in October where we open at between 4pm and 5pm, and close when the last victim is through (generally by 1am). See our website for more details.

253.862.2848

25001 Sumner Buckley Highway, Buckley, WA, United States

October 14, 21 & 28 open from 7 - 9 pm

October 12, 13, 19, 20, 26 & 27 open from 7 - 10 pm

Do you dare adventure through Pierce County’s longest and scariest outdoor haunt attraction?

Maris Farms Haunted Woods – Buckley, Wa

Your 35-40 minute terror begins in an abandoned barn thought to be haunted for many years, now transformed into a deranged circus full of freaks and mutants that call this their home. If you survive this, you’ll twist and turn through a corn maze loaded with your worst nightmares.

Thinks it’s over? We’re not done with you yet!

You’ll enter the dark haunted woods through a turbulent vortex where more creatures lurk around every corner, waiting for the right moment to terrorize you. The climactic ending will put most haunt fans on their knees.  Afraid of psychotic patients, bloodthirsty zombies, apocalyptic warriors, insane inmates or sacrificial priests? We know exactly what it takes to fuel your nightmares.

269-687-FEAR

855 Mayflower Rd, Niles, MI 49120, USA

Fridays and Saturdays in September 8-11 pm
Fridays and Saturdays in October 7-11 pm Sundays 7-10 pm
November 2nd and 3rd Black Out! 7-10 pm

 

The place everyone’s been screaming about!

Niles Haunted House in Michigan

The Niles Scream Park is not just scary, it is considered by many to be one of the top haunted attractions in the country! Certainly one of the largest, the Niles Scream Park offers 44 acres of blood-curdling fear! Unlike other haunted houses, Niles rebuilds all five major attractions each year to provide you with completely new and unique shows. The professionally designed sets and ingenious scare-tactics led The Niles Scream Park to be recognized by Haunted Attraction Magazine as one of the “Top 31 Must-See Haunted Attractions” nationwide for the last four years running! This is no mere roadside attraction! Come visit one of the country’s premier haunted houses!

We put the CARE in SCARE

While you’re trembling, you’ll be helping a good cause. In 2017, the Park donated more than $111,000.00 to local charities! The Niles Scream Park is a non-profit community project that uses approximately 150 to 200 volunteers per night to staff its various attractions. These volunteers represent over 55 Michiana area community and school organizations such as Boy and Girl Scout groups, church youth groups and booster groups for colleges and high schools. Since 1996, more than $1,800,000.00 have been donated to local and national non-profit organizations, as well as the Niles Scream Park funded college scholarships for students at Niles, Cassopolis, Brandywine, Dowagiac and Edwardsburg High Schools!! What a tribute to our volunteers!

443-909-3522

2859 Augustine Herman Highway, Chesapeake City, MD 21915, USA

Since the woods are haunted, you will want to proceed with caution. No one truly knows what hides beneath the trees. Is it safe to explore? Get ready for a massacre.

402-896-9666

17272 Giles Road, Omaha, NE 68136, USA

Scary Acres opened its gates in 2002. However its history in Omaha goes way back to the year 1993 and began with the Train of Terror at Peony Park on Cass St. The Scary Acres Management team was commissioned to run a Halloween Attraction within the Peony Amusement Park.

The Train of Terror circled the park amidst fog and spider webs. Monsters were hiding in the dark along the entire trail and in the tunnel  ready to frighten unaware train passengers. Scary props were situated in concession booths and near the few rides that were open that fall. However that was the last year that Peony Park was in operation.

And then… “Fright Zone”, a state of the art haunt in Millard Plaza was born. A closed down health club was turned into a frightening adventure in Omaha showcasing such things as: live snakes in a crawl through tunnel, an indoor “outdoor graveyard”, and a killer clown hallway.

During this time the Scary Acres management team began building their own animatronics that they showcased at various tradeshows and sold to other haunts around the country. They were also involved in building haunts for other hauntrepreneurs in and out of Nebraska.

Fright ZoneIn 1996 “Fright Zone” was moved downtown into an abandoned 9-unit apt complex at 17th & California. It took months to reconstruct the 9-unit apt complex into a multi-level terrifying attraction. Patrons would enter the building and see half of the attraction and then be led outside through the outdoor fog filled graveyard in the middle of the attraction. The musty odors and the dim lighting contributed to the overall ambience of the building. Workers swear that the building was actually haunted which made Fright Zone as terrifying in the daylight as it was in the evening and brought the scares to another dimension.

The warehouse next door to Fright Zone was acquired and turned into “Fear Factory” which was a massive one level haunt that centered around an alley and had killer clown rooms and much more. But then Omaha’s growth gave way to the sale of “Fright Zone”, which was replaced with the Creighton University Soccer Field.

And then… “Scary Acres” was born. Over 20 acres of terror including:
Master’s Castle, House on the Hill and Haunted Woods.

“Scary Acres” continues to attract repeat visitors each year due to the numerous room changes that are made every single year providing new scares and upgrades.

“Scary Acres” has a full surveillance system, monitored 24 hours a day and nightly security to continue to keep Scary Acres a safe place to bring your family. A full food concession and fire pits are available at no charge to keep you warm in the fall and to make this a top Halloween “Must See”!

301-540-7781

14934 Schaeffer Road, Boyds, MD 20841, USA

Corn mazes can be extremely scary, especially the twists and turns in the dark. Sinister Crops has provided spine-tingling excitement for many Halloween seasons. Organizers are currently searching for a larger venue to showcase even more frights and thrills.

207-351-5171

249 Lord Rd, Lebanon, ME 04027, USA

Voted “Scariest Attraction in Maine,” Destination Haunt is your one-stop for thrills and excitement. After screaming your way through “Hobo Village” and “Buried Alive Cemetery,” you should try the outdoor maze. Pay attention to the twists and turns, or you may be trapped forever.

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.

Street Address, Avondale, CO 81022, USA

What could be better than a haunted trail? What about a haunted trail that goes on for almost an entire mile? At Hell’s Trail, visitors move together through the trail as the sounds surrounding them grow closer. With plenty of space to cover, your heart will definitely beat a little faster.

Field of Terror

609-758-7817

831 Windsor Perrineville Rd, East Windsor, NJ 08520, USA

“Years ago Farmer Frank lived and farmed over 100 acres here in East Windsor NJ, but simply farming wasn’t good enough. He wanted to develop a bigger better form of human life so he experimented, attempting to cross the genetics of the local town people with some of his crazy vegetation. The results of these failed catastrophes now inhabit this sacred land. Beware of his wicked grandson, Ax Man, who still tends the crops today. Come experience the four unique terror-filled attractions where visitors will encounter zombies of all shapes and sizes as you try to survive the FIELD OF TERROR.”