Claiming Connecticut’s number one slot this year is none other than Legends of Fear. For the past 21 years the talented folks at Fairview Tree Farm have been transforming their land into the ultimate scare fest! Located on an actual farm with acres of land to explore, visitors will have access to The Hallow which features four separate attractions, including the Melon Head Revenge Trail, Pine Hills Parish and The Dark harvest, as well as an all new 2017 addition, Hemlock Manor Mortuary. Should you make it out alive, maybe take a trip on the Haunted Hayride, celebrating its 21st year of total fear! Despite this being a family farm, certain features may not be appropriate for your entire family. (No one under the age of 12 is permitted on the Melon Head Revenge Trail.) Guests will have to brave a multitude of monsters, including cannibalistic creatures, deranged parishioners, vile vampires and more if they want to survive the night. Parking is free with parking attendants on duty to assist anyone with special needs. Comfortable shoes and warm clothing is recommended due to the mostly outdoor locations. So come on by and make this Halloween legendary!
FrightFind It: Legends of Fear in Shelton, CT
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