Plano, TX 75074
Haunted Houses in Texas
Everything is bigger in Texas, including the number and diversity of creepy attractions and haunted places to explore. Even an evening on the town can turn ghostly...
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Amarillo, TX 79118
San Antonio, TX 78205
Haunts in Texas
Arlington Convention Center, 1200 Ballpark Way, Arlington, TX 76011, United States
August 27 & 28, 2016
August 27 & 28 2016 Arlington Convention Center, Texas If you love Halloween, this family friendly Halloween Convention is for you! Will help you throw the scariest Halloween party, make the coolest costume, and have the best decorated home in the neighborhood. Halloween trade show and craft faire. Thousands of square feet for demos, activities, sellers and exhibitors Celebrities Meet icons of horror and Halloween Presentations Get a sneak peek at local haunted attractions Classes Making Monsters – Classes about makeup, costumes, scare acting and more. Read more…
1-800-407-1704
320 Bonham. San Antonio, TX 78205
Take a historical ghost tour through San Antonio and revisit the past. Listen to ghost stories that will make your spine tingle. Explore history and legend. Come and experience the paranormal. You will be brought to haunted locations and presented with history, legend, as well as folklore attached to each site. Learn about paranormal investigations, different types of hauntings, and manifestations. Be sure to bring your camera. Book your adventure today. Read more…
912 Blandin St, Fort Worth, Texas 76111
Saturday October 20th and Saturday October 27th 7pm to 11pm
Family friendly yard haunt free but canned food or non perishable food item appreciated to be donated to the Tarrant Area Food Bank. Read more…
203 S Crockett St, Seguin, TX 78155, USA
The Haunted Magnolia Hotel, Bed and Breakfast, & Ghost Tour in Sequin, Texas Want to explore one of the most historic haunted hotels in Texas? Go on a chilling tour of the place? Or, if you’re really bold, you can stay the night. You just might encounter something beyond this world… The Story of the Haunted Magnolia Hotel What once began as a small, two-bedroom log cabin is now one of the most famous haunted hotels in all of Texas. The hotel was built in 1840 by James Campbell, who was an original Texas Ranger and co-founder of Seguin, Texas. Read more…
13518 Missarah Ln.
🗓️ Halloween Night Only
Join us for a spooky night straight out of Hawkins, Indiana! 📸 Take a photo in the Byers’ living room (watch those Christmas lights!) 😱 Pose with Vecna — if you’re brave enough! 🔬 Explore Hawkins National Laboratory and listen for strange sounds from the Upside Down. Read more…
211 N Pleasant St, Hillsboro, TX 76645, USA
You just know that a place is haunted when locals walking down the block take the initiative to cross the street so as to avoid that eerie feeling of a ghostly presence watching them. Welcome to the 1895 Tarlton House of Hillsboro, Texas. The Haunted 1895 Tarlton House True to its name, constructed in 1895 by the prominent businessman Duke Tarlton, the house was originally intended and used as a home for Duke and his family. However, tragedy struck and Duke’s wife died after a short unexplained illness. Read more…
+1 903-387-1206
13481 Farm to Market 968 West, Longview, Texas 75602, USA
GRAYSTONE HAUNTED MANOR: Back in the 1800’s, Dr. Grigor Von Graystone, his wife, and three children fled into exile from their homeland. They settled in Longview, Texas, and lived quietly in their Manor on the hill. One Hallows Eve, something went wrong – terribly wrong. A green eerie glow had enveloped the manor. A deep low rumble drifted down from the hill and resonated to the very soul of the town. Then came a bright flash of light. The people of the town gathered their torches and pitchforks to ascend upon the Manor. Read more…
3700 Yandell Dr, El Paso, TX 79903, USA
The area around the El Paso, Texas, and Juarez, Mexico border has historically been a violent one. In the days of Western lawmen, it has even been said that Wyatt Earp himself was offered to help marshal the area, but he considered it far too dangerous of a job. Such a violent area of gunslingers, outlaws, gamblers, and Native Americans had the institution of a cemetery come rather quickly after El Paso was formally founded. Concordia Cemetery is chock full of old western graves, holding the mortal remains of many a man, woman, and child. Read more…