Rancho Cordova, CA 95742
Real Haunted Houses in California
Frights, camera, action! Established in 1850, California is the most populated state in the US... for the living and for the dead. With a rich history and diverse landscape, California is the setting of a wide range of ghostly activity from ghost ships to haunted missions, gold mines, and even a haunted coastline and highway. More Haunted California »
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901 S Van Ness Ave, Santa Ana, CA, United States
6-10 oct 31
Trick or treat through a covered sidewalk filled with spooky decorations and a couple jump scares. Fun for all ages. Read more…
916-223-9080
7983 Arcadia Drive, Citrus Heights, CA, United States
Sun – Mon – Tue – Wed – Thu 7pm – 10pm / Fri – Sat 7pm – Midnight
424-262-FEAR (3327)
816 North Ventura Road, Oxnard, CA 93030, USA
Fears Gate is your Haunted Attraction destination. Behind Fears Gate we control your every wicked experience bringing your FEARS to reality year after year scaring the YELL out of you. Fears Gate has been scaring the YELL out of victims around Ventura County since 2009. Read more…
(213) 212-2853
El Capitan Theatre at 6838 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90028
Daily at 7pm & 8pm
Los Angeles Ghost Tours: Terrors of Tinseltown Step into the heart of Los Angeles and embark on a ghostly adventure like no other with our walking ghost tour. This tour offers a unique blend of history and the supernatural, led by an experienced guide who is both a local expert and a master storyteller. As you wander through the shadowy streets of LA, you’ll uncover eerie tales and chilling encounters linked to some of the city’s most iconic landmarks. Read more…
Keddie Resort Road, Quincy, CA 95971, USA
The Keddie Resort Murders A truly ominous place that is known for “The Keddie Murders.” In 1981, a quadruple murder took place in cabin 28 on April 11, 1981 and has remained unsolved ever since. Keddie, a former railroad town sits under the Sierra Nevada mountains and the area has been forever marred by the gruesome crime that took place. Haunted Cabin 28 at Keddie Resort Cabin 28 was reported to have been haunted. Items move by themselves, chairs moving, writing on walls, and more. Cabin 28 has since been demolished but the dark impressions remain on this eerie place. Read more…
805-492-1864
197 N. Moorpark Rd. #B, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360, USA
California offers plenty for those who crave excitement and scares, but one of the best is Reign of Terror in Thousand Oaks. With scares surrounding you from all sides and the sounds of visitors’ screams hanging in the air, you’ll start shaking before you even get inside. Read more…
5791 Comstock Ct, Cypress, CA, USA
6-11pm Halloween night
Ghouls, skeletons, witches and werewolves invite you to help haunt this manor. All ages welcome. FREE entry. Maze open only on Halloween night from 6-11pm. Yard display lights on every night of week from 7-11pm. Read more…
Alcatraz Island, San Francisco, CA, USA
Prison escapes are one of the rarest events to occur inside correctional institutions across the world. But what if there was a way to ultimately prevent escapes? It should come as no surprise that in 1934, a maximum-security federal prison called Alcatraz was opened on Alcatraz Island in San Francisco Bay. To authorities then, if inmates escaped, the raging waters would drown them. If the thrashing waves didn’t kill them, then the sharks surely would. Decades after closing, Alcatraz remains one of the top haunted prisons in all of North America. Read more…
718 East Jackson Street, Long Beach, Los Angeles, CA, USA
CreepLA is a completely immersive haunted experience coming to the Arts District of DTLA in 2015. “I’m not afraid of werewolves or vampires or haunted hotels, I’m afraid of what real human beings do to other real human beings.” -Walter Jon Williams Inspired by these words from renowned writer Walter Jon Williams and set in an abandoned warehouse in the Arts District of downtown Los Angeles, CreepLA is a completely immersive haunted experience. Read more…