Maryland is well known for its delicious crabs and beautiful coastlines, but it also harbors a history that’s both thrilling and creepy – from haunted amusement parks to abandoned insane asylums – making for an intriguing mix.
Bennett’s Curse is one of the top haunted houses in the nation and features three terrifying attractions under one roof – House of Vampyres, Zombie Kingdom 3D and Sanctuary of Insanity! Come face-to-face with some scary monsters at each location!
Bennett’s Curse Haunted House
Maryland is known for being filled with restless spirits – be they haunting Edgar Allan Poe’s grave or Baltimore’s hip enclave, Maryland has more than enough chills and thrills to keep Halloweengoers scared this season!
Bennett’s Curse has consistently ranked as one of the nation’s premier haunted houses year after year, boasting industry leading actors, stunning sets and rooms larger than life, incredible theming, massive creepy statues and animatronics, plus much more – it will leave you scared silly this Halloween season! Don’t miss it; Bennett’s Curse will surely scare your socks off!
Experience an endless nightmare at this haunted house located in an old movie theater in North Carroll County. Sponsored by the Lineboro Volunteer Fire Department and featuring an intense haunted hayride as well, proceeds of which benefit the fire department and local causes. Recommended for guests aged 13 and up, guests will encounter demons, straightjacket-wearing killers and more as they venture through this experience – open Friday and Saturday nights during October; pre-purchase tickets available; for more details visit website or Facebook page.
Creepywoods Haunted Forest
Montgomery County haunted attraction provides two haunted trails and a hayride experience, featuring new thrills with each season. They’ve moved the venue to a bigger location while adding more rooms into their experience – well known for its creative scares such as zombie mazes and escape rooms in past venues run by The Bennett family.
This attraction takes visitors on an ancient trek through an ancient forest that boasts giant creatures, blood-curdling screams, and horribly deformed trees. Additionally, a secret society ruled this forest has been conducting experiments using reanimated corpses; their experiments have yielded hideously deformed monsters as well as undead villagers that now roam its barren expanses.
Though this attraction is family-friendly, its scare factor will likely be higher for younger guests. Parents should consult the website’s age recommendations prior to bringing children.
Maryland offers everything from gentle ghost tours to terrifying Halloween horror trails this autumn, promising something terrifying for every visitor. From creepy cemeteries and historic massacre sites, Maryland is a hotbed of paranormal activity – perfect for testing nerves and seeing if you have what it takes to brave its horrors!
Nightmare Manor
Though too terrifying for children, this haunted house offers thrills and chills for all visitors who dare enter it. Visitors will encounter demented monsters, zombies and creatures from hell which will have them screaming with fear or delight (or both!). Located in Jessup, Ijamsville and Kingsville Maryland and featured on Travel Channel’s ‘Making Monsters,”
Antietam Battlefield offers visitors who wish for something with more historical resonance the perfect place for chills and thrills, where history seems to come back alive in unexpected ways. People visiting have reported feeling watched, hearing phantom gunshots and drumming noises and even witnessing soldiers apparitions!
Fright Fest features an all-out Halloween experience with haunted trail and hayride that are sure to get the blood pumping. Additionally, Bedlam in the Boro haunted house provides both history and terror all in one location – perfect for Halloween fun!
