Haunted Woods

Perhaps the scariest and most foreboding image in any horror fan’s mind is the landscape of the haunted woods. Towering soulless looking trees, bushy overgrowth hiding the most sinister of creatures, and above all else……the mysterious and ear-splitting howl from deep within! What could be hiding inside such a formidable forest? A den of bloodthirsty werewolves? Shapeshifters of the most sinister? Witches in gingerbread houses looking to lure unsuspecting victims to a cannibalistic death? Salvation may lie on the other side of such haunted woods, do you have what it takes to step inside and make it to the other side?

11321 Dransfeldt Road, Parker, CO 80134, USA

Reapers Hollow in Parker, Colorado is a heart pounding trek through a corn maze with lots of twists as you approach an eerie haunted shack. Watch your step.

Reapers Hollow

(828) 632-38

601 Princess Lane, Hiddenite, NC 28636, USA

Camp Fear

Alice’s Story

Remember “Alice in Wonderland” and “Through the Looking Glass”?  Lovely tales for children, featuring a girl who had very strange dreams. Dreams populated with impossible talking animals, a time obsessed rabbit, and disturbing, unusual people.  Or should we say, for the sake of accuracy, unusually disturbed people?

[What if] Alice wasn’t dreaming? What if her dreams opened a gate into a place where time has no meaning, where what seems real, isn’t, and what can’t possibly be real, is. A place where creatures that never before existed, have life; a place where dreams become reality and reality a dream . . . or is it a nightmare?  A place when you can choose which door to open, which path to follow and where time is confused and of little importance. But where do you go? Forwards, backwards, or sideways?  Does it matter? All paths may lead to the same place or to no place at all, or even to a place that no one has ever been to before.

Take the challenge.  Come explore Wonderland.

Can you keep your head or will you go mad as the Hatter?

Camp Fear presents Wonderland.

Nothing will ever be the same again.

Everything will change.

Come play, it’s all in fun.

Nothing is real,

Everything is a dream.

Something or Anything may come out of Anywhere or Nowhere

Nothing comes from Somewhere

It’s all in fun. Just ask Alice.

If you can find her.

Perhaps you are Alice. Are you late? Does it matter? Why is Everyone trying to find you. Where are you going? When?  Do you have the answers?

Are you crazy? All the best people are, you know. Just like the Hatter and the Red Queen.

Horror Fields Haunted House in Sawmills, North Carolina

828-461-7484

4270 Helena St, Sawmills, NC 28630, USA

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The Horror Fields Haunted Attraction offers families of the Hickory and surrounding areas a night of excitement they will never forget. This Halloween Season we will feature “Gory Tales of the Helena St. Hellbilies” and the “Horror House of 3 Dimensions” to ensure a thrilling night for all. We offer all sorts of entertainment in “Terror Town” including delicious soda blends, amazing photo opportunities, discounted costume sales, live music, dance parties, games, and more! Come out this 2017 Halloween Season to have an experience to DIE FOR!

704-546-7615

114 Midway Drive, Statesville, NC 28625, USA

Midway Wicked Woods was started over a decade ago as a weekend activity for campers spending Halloween with us at our  campground. Over the next few years Halloween was our busiest fall weekend, which showed us what a big hit the weekend had become. We decided to extend the usual Halloween celebration to the last two weekends in October so we could accommodate the families wanting to come and camp with us. As the weekends continued to become more popular each year we opened the trail to the public to see if they would also enjoy the trail. Opening the trail to the public went over so well that the nights we are open, over the years grew to 15-17 nights in the past.

The Halloween weekend started with the customary costume contest and trick & treating in the campground. A few years later it grew into a hayride for two wagons full of campers in our neighbor’s field full of scares. From there the trail grew as we cleared a trail in our woods so we could work on it all year in preparation for the busy Halloween weekends. We added a graveyard that now has tombstones displayed year round. The next addition was a 605ft totally dark maze with hallways only 30 inches wide. Going through the maze tells people quickly if they have issues with close spaces! We next built on site a spinning vortex tunnel, which has become a big favorite among our past patrons and is the last thing you go through as you end the trail. The tunnel is now called the Tunnel of Terror.

To stay educated we have attended the National Halloween Show held in March for 3 – 5 days each year in Chicago, since 2000, it is now in St. Louis. While there we get the opportunity to see the props in action, after which we order new pneumatic props each year. We also have the opportunity to learn more about advertising, marketing, staff issues and acting for our 40-50 actors. We attend demonstrations and classes on makeup, faux finish, and detailing which  we are then able to use. In 2005 we attended for the first time, Hauntcon held  in Austin TX in May, which is a 3-day seminar/trade show for haunters held by fellow haunters. Hauntcon moves around to a different location each year. We look forward each year to attending these Halloween shows along with the IAAPA show, and becoming more knowledgeable in promoting and participating in the second largest holiday in the United States,  Halloween.