Glen Mills, PA 19342
Haunted Places in Virginia
Documented with settlers from as far back as the 1500s, Virginia is a state with an unbelievable amount of history and haunts.
Thirsty for a fright? Gadsby’s Tavern Museum in Alexandria can serve it up as this multistory 18th Century brick building is home to a restless female spirit that’s been seen over the centuries floating between the walls! More Haunted Virginia »
Featured Haunts in Virginia
Greensboro, NC 27455
Winchester, VA 22602
Haunts in Virginia
717 Rockfish Rd, Waynesboro, VA, United States
Madame Redrum's will be operating 10 nights this year. Opening Night is Friday September 28fh (followed by Saturday, September 29th) and we will be open Friday and Saturday nights through October. Our final night for 2017 will be Saturday, October 27th.
The ticket booth is open from 6:30pm until 10:30pm
Madame Redrum’s Nine Gates of Doom Do you have what it takes to make it through Virginia’s most unique and terrifying haunted house? Enter the shadow realm, The world between worlds. The Madame is there. She is waiting for you. The shadow realm belongs to Madame Redrum. Read more…
6698 Old Rte 11, Fairlawn, VA 24141, USA
7:00pm - 10pm
Enter Haunted Prison NRV, the newest and most thrilling haunted attraction experience in the New River Valley. Every weekend until November 2, this abandoned prison in Fairlawn VA brings the eerie echoes of its dark past to life. As you navigate the haunted cell blocks, the Corrupted still reigns, you’ll face a challenge like no other as you try to make it out unscathed. Read more…
+1 703-400-4063
8601 Morrissette Drive, West Springfield, VA, USA
Interstate Haunted Maze is a family friendly event open to the all ages and supporting local charities through donations collected from admissions. In 2014 we will be returning to 8601 Morrissette Drive, Springfield, Virginia. It is located at the intersection of Rolling Road and Morrissette Drive. Continue down Morrissette Drive and we’re the last warehouse on the right. Hoping to see all of you there. Read more…
21100 Dulles Town Circle, Dulles, VA, USA
Step into the twisted world of The Funhouse, where the line between laughter and terror blurs. As you navigate through disorienting mirrors, eerie clown performances, and unsettling illusions you’ll feel your heart race with every step. Are you ready to face the nightmare lurking behind the carnival’s colorful facade? Buy your tickets now (before they sell out!) for a night of frights and thrills that you’ll remember long after the last scream echoes. Read more…
(804) 346-FEAR
14435 Stone Horse Creek Road, Glen Allen, VA 23059, United States
Sunday & Thursday 7-10, Friday & Saturday 7-11
434-250-2043
1955 Birch Creek Rd, Keeling, VA, United States
Every Friday and Saturday in October 7pm-10:30pm
43 Nightmares Haunted House in Keeling, VA “Where Nightmares Become Reality!” 43 Nightmares is a Haunted House and a Haunted Trail. Please visit www.43nightmares.com for more info or look us up on Facebook. Complete with a 3-D room that will tear at your soul. 43 Nightmares is a landmark of horrors during the Halloween season. Check us out. People come from miles around to enter our cauldron. Read more…
757-905-2721
1075 General Booth Blvd, Virginia Beach, VA 23451, USA
(434) 205-0517
215 E Main St, Charlottesville, VA 22902, USA
Daily at 7:00 pm
Chains, Coffins, & Curses: Charlottesville Ghost Tour Step into the mysterious allure of Charlottesville, Virginia, a city where the past whispers through every street and shadow. Unlike many other historic towns in the state, Charlottesville escaped the widespread destruction of the American Civil War, but its history is far from untouched by darkness. Here, the echoes of bygone eras linger, blending seamlessly with the vibrant energy of the present. Founded in 1762, Charlottesville sits nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. While it’s perhaps best known as the home of two U.S. Read more…
3002 Oak Ln, Hopewell, Virginia 23860, USA
Oak Lane Cemetery Haunted House Oak Lane Cemetery is our annual Halloween display/home haunt. We are small, but pack a lot of unique and detailed props into our yard. We set up in early October and run the lights nightly for most of the month for “drive by” viewing from sundown till around 11. Trick or treaters can come walk through the graveyard on Halloween night for a close up look at the spookiness. We are a kid-friendly haunt with no gratuitous gore or graphic violence and just a few startle scares. Read more…