Run by experienced owners who have been involved in haunted attractions for most of their lives, Hell Harvest is sure to frighten anyone who dares enter. The haunt is both indoor and outdoor, offering a collection of terrifying scenes ranging from corn fields to wooded walking trails, and well over a dozen building structures to explore. During the adventure, you’ll go through a variety of sensory experiences like intense audio, bright lights, strobe lights, extreme low visibility, fog, damp conditions, moving floors, sudden actions, and special effects. It’s a demanding environment that will test both your physical and mental resilience. The adventure generally takes around 40 to 60 minutes to finish, but that all depends on how quickly you’re able to escape the long and dark maze that’s part of the journey.
FrightFind It: Hell Harvest in Potosi, MO
Runner-Up: The Darkness in St. Louis, MO
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