336-516-1008
2115-B NC Hwy 119 South, Mebane, NC 27302, USA
October 13, 14, 20, 21, 27, 28: 7pm - 11pm
October 30, 31: 7pm - 10pm
Admission: $15
For young children we offer No Scare walk-thru Oct 14, 21, 28: 2pm - 4pm ($2)
49th year of frights and fears. Outside walk with rooms and buildings along the way. See if you can survive the creepy clowns, nightmarish zombies, chainsaw wielding maniacs, expansion hall, Dark Maze and many more.
828-963-4586
229 Honey Bear Campground, Boone, NC 28607, USA
828-461-7484
4270 Helena St, Sawmills, NC 28630, USA
This Haunted Attraction has closed. Find more haunts near you or in North Carolina.
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)791-695
20935 NC 73 Hwy, Albemarle, NC 28124, USA
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.
828-426-0426
School House Road, Mills River, NC 28759, United States
Fri-Sat: 8 pm-12 pm
Mima’s Haunted Trail is a horrifying stroll through a twisting winding trail brings you non-stop frights and scares. Who’s Mima? You’ll find out…. if you dare!
The haunting starts every Friday and Saturday in October at dark.
This haunt’s location doesn’t play well with Google’s Maps. As of 2015, the official address is:
162 School House Road, Mills River, NC 28759, United States. It’s located off of Boylston Highway on “School House Road” between Libby Lane and Glade Road.
(910) 918 3005
70277 Creeks Highway, Nakina, NC 28455, USA
910-616-5277
1290 South 15th Street, Wilmington, NC 28405, USA
828-670-8228
2099 Asheville Highway, Canton, NC 28716, USA
It was the late 90’s in Asheville, North Carolina and the local haunted house scene was slowly dying. With the VA Hospital no longer capable of allowing people to enter its doors it was time for a change…
Pinhead started making appearances at local haunted houses in 1995. By 1997 Pinhead gathered a few of his closest friends and opened Pinhead’s Graveyard located at the Old Cowboy’s Nightlife in Oteen. It was the very first year of Pinhead’s Graveyard and the last year that it was held indoors. Some of you will remember meeting Jason Voorhees with raw meat, Pinhead’s strobe light room and chains slashing on the floor, Michael Myers Hallway and the old wooden bar in the building hosting some of Pinhead’s friends.
In 1998 Pinhead started to change things around and bring the first Outdoor Haunted House to Western North Carolina. The search was on to find a scary remote location for the trail…and he did just that: the infamous Azalea Road in Oteen. This road was a dark, windy, and desolate road that was plagued by tragedy. Anyone who went through Pinhead’s Graveyard on Azalea Road remembers it as a terrifying part of their childhood. Michael Myers was angry and waiting for you as you entered. Scream was next and came rushing out of the darkness. Pinhead had warnings of entering the graveyard while his Inmate dug fresh graves for victims. Freddy Krueger and his fire was next followed by a dark walk to Crystal Lake where Jason Voorhees came out of the cold bloody water. Finally, Leatherface would find your and with his chainsaw would chase you to your car. The first few years on Azalea Road were very interesting because locals looking for the Graveyard would not want to pull into the dirt driveway leading to the parking lot. The legend of Pinhead’s Graveyard started to spread and each year more and more people starting risking their well being just to see if they could make it out alive. With the expansion of Azalea Road and the community efforts to make it a safe place again, Pinhead left after the fall of 2001 and was in search of a new place to call home….
In 2002 Pinhead’s Graveyard found a dark cornfield in Arden. As much as people believe cornfields are a great place for a haunted house, they simply are not. As October passed and more and more people came through the graveyard, the path became wider and wider. As people would get scared they would run away from Pinhead and his friends and the corn kept getting knocked down. It was a good year but definitely time to move on after the season had finished…
In 2003 Pinhead found a local movie studio lot in East Asheville and the trail once again was back in the woods! There were several firsts for Pinhead’s Graveyard this year including our first segment on News 13 and also the first sightings of Otis in the Graveyard. Pinhead had all of his closest friends with him including Michael, Jason, Freddy, Scream & Leatherface! The movie lot was a nice getaway from the cornfield, but Pinhead was still in search of a more permanent place to call home…
In 2004 Pinhead found a dead end road and endless woods in West Asheville. The road was Montgomery Street located behind the Waffle House on Smokey Park Highway. These woods would start to form the fan base that we have today. During these years Tony Kiss (Entertainment Editor at the Asheville Citizen-Times Newspaper) filmed two videos and also arranged two photo shoots at the graveyard. We also were contacted by local paranormal expert Joshua P. Warren (Author of Haunted Asheville & TV/Radio Personality) and began our yearly tradition of appearing on his radio show Speaking Of Strange. Several stories came from this period including Leatherface & his chainsaw running a victim all the way to the Waffle House! Pinhead’s Graveyard began to grow by leaps and bounds. It was because of this that we outgrew those woods and started hunting for another place to call home….
In 2011 it was time to find a bigger place for Pinhead and his friends to call home. Otis found a place only 10 minutes from the Waffle House in Candler on Asheville Highway. By 2012 Pinhead’s Graveyard was ready to go to the next level. With the path the longest it had ever been and the exposure growing more every year, it was time to become one of the Southeast’s Premiere Haunted Attractions. 2012 would bring our first Celebrity Appearance from R.A. Mihailoff, the horror icon that played Leatherface in the Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3 movie. R.A. became such a great friend that he came back in 2013 starting what would be a yearly tradition at Pinhead’s Graveyard. We did several media appearances including 93.3 The Rise Guys Morning Show with 750,000+ listeners, the 105.9 Mountain Morning Show with Carson & Sadie, a News 13 TV appearance, and WSPA’s Carolina Now TV show. We were also contacted by Ford and hosted a Ford Hunger Drive to raise money & meals for people in need. Tony Kiss (Entertainment Editor / Asheville Citizen-Times) filmed another video (and photo shoot) that had everyone in town talking!
From the Local Legend beginnings of Azalea Road, all the way to Asheville Highway, the success of Pinhead’s Graveyard is all because of you, the victims. The people who come back year after year to see Pinhead and real life monsters in the flesh. The past few years have been an exciting ride for Pinhead’s Graveyard and there is so much more that we have in store for you to make each year bigger and better. Get ready for new Celebrity Appearances, additions to the trail, new media appearances and much much more!!
Once again, thank you to all of the loyal victims that come back year after year and bring their friends and families. Remember what Pinhead says, “Don’t bother us or try to find us, or your Nightmare has just begun!”
Pinhead and his friends will see you again in October…..
910-424-0694
7221 Stoney Point Road, Fayetteville, NC 28306, USA
(910) 691-9624
8344 Collier's Chapel Church Rd, Linden, NC 28356, USA
7:30 - midnight Fridays and Saturdays thru Halloween
Come out and take a tour of Hell at The Devil’s Playground Haunted Attraction – Fayetteville’s newest haunt. Monsters, zombies and various undead are waiting for you. Indoor and outdoor areas – tons of scares and fun! Open Fridays & Saturdays through Halloween Night. Visit us on Facebook for information and ticket giveaways/contests. $20/person at the door (Military/EMS discounts available).
336 621 -128
4220 Yanceyville Rd, Browns Summit, NC 27214, USA
701-491-2587
108 Highway 18 S., Leonard, ND 58052, USA
Join us in Leonard as we bring you the scariest haunted attraction in the Red River Valley since 2003.
Ziggy ain’t your age-old bus driver. His carelessness has brought him to some strange places. As a graduate of “Stu Podasso’s Professional School for Po-fessionalz,” Ziggy makes your safety his number two priority, with number one being…. you don’t go number two on his bus!
Striker is a diabolical mass murderer. He escaped from a maximum security prison where he was being held for crimes too heinous to mention. He carries a razor sharp blade and wears a gas mask to conceal his identity. Watch out for him, or your fate may be the reason for his next incarceration.
Stu Podasso, THE original bus driver with his wild temper and driving abilities, helped to put Acres of Terror on the map. Stu is currently in retirement due to his destruction of his beloved six-wheeled bus, Old Betsy, who has since taken the shape of a pancake. Stu, knowing he could never love another bus, has chosen to step down, turning the reins over to ZiggyD Wolf.
Scremit Da Klown, a fear invoker indeed, is a deranged sociopath. After living a hard life in the circus, a psychotic breakdown has driven Scremit to take his repressed anger out on unsuspecting individuals who roam too close to his layer. Keep an eye out for Scremit, or he will have your eye out for sure.
7015007713
6200 11th AVE SE, Minot, ND 58701, USA
1 (218) 585-4539
1947 130th Avenue South, Moorhead, MN 56560, United States
The Nightmares on Elm Street has moved to www.hauntedfarm.com