9987 Reed Road, Alexander, AR, USA
October 2, 3, 9, 10, 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, 25, 30 and 31 November 1 Fridays and Saturdays 7pm - 11pm Sundays 7pm - 10pm Halloween Night 7pm - 12am
Natural State Nightmare is Central Arkansas’ newest haunted attraction featuring immersive environments, original characters, terrifying encounters, and unforgettable scares.
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Natural State Nightmare is a multi-seasonal story-based attraction built by horror fans for horror fans, our goal is to deliver an experience unlike anything else in the Natural State.
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Join us for the 2026 Halloween season as we introduce Carl’s Playhouse.Â
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14817 Southeast Spanish Bay Drive, Happy Valley, Oregon 97086, USA
When the ship is docked, all scenes are viewable from the street. Scenes begin going up October 1st with substantial completion by mid October. Then, new scenes are developed and new pieces are introduced daily. Instead of a traditional haunted house and tours, our display is open to the public all the time. Visitors are always welcome to view the scenes any time of day or evening from the street or the warmth of their car, as all scenes are electrified and lit at night. If you see any of the build staff outside, feel free to say hello. We love meeting the community! They may even offer you a guided tour of the porch!
Each October the Halloween house on the corner of Spanish Bay transforms into the Grand Ship Ferdinand, a real life pirate ship complete with pirates, interactive scenes, and live-firing smoke ring cannons. Come enjoy the fun and whimsy of our pirate crew on board and on land. Read more…
86125 Cardinal Street, Yulee, FL, United States
October 28the from dusk till the last guest goes through
We are a free home haunted trail w/ suggested donations to local charities as admission. 2 acres of a frightfully good times and a new theme every year. Read more…
Trail of Terror, North Plains Highway, Wallingford, CT, United States
Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Opens at 7PM
Wallingford is a quaint Connecticut town nestled halfway between Hartford and New Haven. The picturesque village is reminiscent of the opening shots of the Bob Newhart Show. However, true to the New England towns depicted in Stephen King novels, this quaint exterior belies the town’s sinister secret. Hiding in the woods at the end of a lonesome road is a world of fright and fantasy that will test one’s mettle, temper one’s cavalier courage, torment one’s sanity, and taint one’s soul. This vortex of dark entertainment is the Trail of Terror. Read more…