Glen Mills, PA 19342
Haunted Places in Pennsylvania
One of the oldest states in the union, Pennsylvania definitely has some age-old spirits lurking around. The Betsy Ross house in Philadelphia is a solid haunt to visit. The famed designer of what became the American flag is said to haunt the basement area with shrieking cries so disturbing one former visitor climbed out a window to escape as quickly as possible! More Haunted Pennsylvania »
Featured Haunts in Pennsylvania
Wapwallopen, PA 18660
Smithfield, PA 15478
Haunts in Pennsylvania
570-396-5871
630 Harmony Road, Susquehanna, PA, United States
Weekends in October beginning Sep 30th 7:00 to 11:00PM FRI SAT & to 10:00PM SUN
New Haunted Attraction in Northeastern PA Come check us out!!!! Read more…
814-516-3349
6945 U.S. 322, Cranberry, PA 16319, United States
Open 7 to 11 every Friday and Saturday night in October plus September 29th and 30th
Dark Ghost Manor is Cranberry’s all-new, interactive horror attraction featuring live actors and special effects! Read more…
1 Fountain St, Cambridge Springs, PA 16403, USA
The Haunted Riverside Inn is no more Unfortunately, the Riverside Inn was burned to the ground on May 2nd, 2017. The historic building was completely destroyed in the blaze. Built in 1880, the building had stood for ages and was an icon in the Cambridge Springs community. Spirits were known to open and close doors as well as some reports of ghosts attempting to crawl into bed with overnight guests. A lady in a white gown was said to haunt the Victorian Room and laughter of children was heard on the 3rd floor from time to time. Read more…
(717) 285-7748
191 College Ave, Mountville, PA 17554, United States
Fridays through Sundays See our website, as times vary. www.fieldofscreams.com
Field of Screams is a Haunted Attraction in Lancaster County, PA featuring a World Class Haunted Hayride, the Legendary and Terrifying Den of Darkness Haunted House Horror Barn, the Extremely Haunting and Frightening 4 Story Haunted House the Frightmare Asylum Haunted Hospital, and the Dark and Demented Nocturnal Wasteland Haunted Trail. Open every Fri, Sat, and Sun Night as well as Halloween Night from Mid-September through the 2nd weekend in November. Read more…
570-379-2566
212 Ruckle Hill Rd, Wapwallopen, PA, United States, 18660
The Haunted Woods of Council Cup in Wapwallopen, PA Tucked deep inside a wooded camping resort, The Haunted Woods of Council Cup returns for the 2026 season with an all‑new terror trail and plenty of ways to experience it. Visitors can make a full night of it by renting one of their resort’s cozy cabins—$125 per night and it includes free admission to the haunt, making it one of the best Halloween‑season deals in Pennsylvania. Read more…
+1 215-334-4678
2200 South Swanson Street, Philadelphia, PA 19148, USA
Fright Factory haunted house in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Fright Factory is a High Scare haunted house featured on the Travel Channel as one of the scariest haunted attractions in America. Fright Factory is a high scare, high startle, adult-themed haunted house. Once you’re in, there’s no time to rest until you make it out…if you make it out. Read more…
+1 855-428-6800
Bridge Rd & N Church St, Spring City, PA 19475, United States
PENNHURST ATTRACTIONS The Pennhurst Haunted attraction includes the Pennhurst Asylum, a hospital themed walk thru attraction featuring many items and artifacts that were part of the original State School. Located on the upper floors of the old Administration building, which dates to 1908, this attraction features a combination of high tech animatronics, digital sound and motivated actors, as well as fine detail and realism. We have added lots of new props, and made many changes for the upcoming season. Read more…
(717) 337-2000
1 Lincoln Square, Gettysburg, PA 17325, USA
The area of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania is synonymous with President Abraham Lincoln’s speech given there during the time of the Civil War. It was a speech where President Lincoln assured that new freedoms were to be won and the United States would never be destroyed as a whole. Months prior, Gettysburg was the site of over fifty-one thousand casualties from the Battle of Gettysburg. One hundred and fifty-six years later, visitors to the Gettysburg Hotel are finding it is busy with supernatural activity. Read more…