House Of The Haunted Fields

Raymond, MS   /   0 Reviews

2744 Fairchilds Rd., Raymond, MS 39154, USA

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(662) 607-7708

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Horror in the woods of Raymond. This is a unique haunt like no other .You will be touring an antique haunted house followed by a dark , winding trail of terror on over two wooded acres. PG-13 is our suggested rating but we will leave the decision making up to parents.We will be posting Victim Cam photos as well as IR video so that you can tag your friends if you survive . Join us if you dare . Info on certain event nights will be listed under the “Events” tab. Tickets are $10 and include the house tour as well as the trail of terror.

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