McCall’s Haunted Farm

Moriarty, NM   /   2 Reviews

34 McCall Ln, Moriarty, NM 87035, United States

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+1 505-832-9137

7:00 - 10:00

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The McCall family owned this land for centuries. They farmed the land & raised livestock for their butcher shop. Then in the early 70s the State Highway Dept. decided to build an interstate right through the farm. Mr. McCall fought it with all he had, but in the end lost. He was never the same after this defeat. He watched helplessly as the highway was constructed right through his family land. Over time the farm fell into ruin, a shadow of its former self. Mysteriously, his family was never seen or heard from again.   It was rumored that Farmer McCall slaughtered his wife & children, though there was no evidence to prove it. In the following years there were even more rumors of missing tourists that broke down on the road near the farm. There were superficial investigations by the local authorities but they could never find any evidence that Mr. McCall had anything to do with the mysterious disappearances. Some locals suggested that Mr. McCall was butchering motorists that broke down near his farm. Shortly after these rumors began to circulate, Mr. McCall seemed to disappear as well.   Finally, local officials searched the farm for Mr. McCall and his family after no one had seen or heard from them in months. Their worst fears were realized when they found skeletal remains of many missing tourists. The most shocking discovery, however, was the shallow graves of Mrs. McCall and their 4 children.   Mr. McCall was never found. However, some claim to see him tending the fields at night, carrying on his gruesome work.

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2 Reviews

  1. Rebecca Ann Jolin

    Spent $50.00 for my SO and I to do something fun for the season. We arrived and waited in line for an hour. MOST of the people and ALL of the staff (including POLICE OFFICERS) were NOT wearing masks. No one was enforcing either. Yes it is outdoors but it was crowded and the haunted barn was partially indoors. We got to the head of the line and because we were group C and not A we were told to go “stand over there and wait”. Also they did a poor job maintaining the Halloween spirit, but that’s a different issue. I asked to talk to a supervisor and some dumb lady tried to tell me it was no big deal. I also heard her say people didn’t stick to the times on their tickets and that they were over capacity for Covid restrictions.

    October 3, 2021 at 9:39 am
  2. Dave

    We got there early and went through the maze and then the haunted barn. The maze is full of crazy detail and the haunted barn was also awesome. The staff is great and it was all just an amazing experience. My favorite haunt by far, we’ll be back next year.

    November 3, 2017 at 4:46 pm

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