New Jersey knows how to celebrate Halloween right! From farms transformed into nightmare campgrounds to old psychiatric hospitals transformed into torture chambers and graveyards filled with zombies, this state really knows how to bring Halloween alive! Here are a few haunted houses and hayrides sure to give you the scare of your life!
Macken has reported sightings of ghostly spirits such as a Revolutionary War soldier and a young boy wearing blue clothes in this supposedly haunted house, once home of New Jersey’s royal governor. Macken claims these ghostly visits include soldiers from both World Wars.
13th Hour Haunted House
The 13th Hour Haunted House, in Wharton, is one of New Jersey’s top haunted attractions and widely considered one of the best haunted houses. Boasting two floors filled with chilling terror, it opens from mid-September through November’s first weekend. It is not suitable for children aged under 8.
This year they are transporting visitors back 40 years ago a farmhouse stood on the property and thrill seekers will meet it mysterious and murderous Hayden family! Their haunted house offers Hollywood style set designs as well as actors to provide a full entertaining experience.
Attractions features a haunted house, a zombie paintball ride, a carnival and other attractions for visitors of all ages. Visitors may choose how many attractions to experience. There are options available if visitors do not wish to be touched by actors. For more information on the attractions visit their website (https://13thhour.com/).
In addition, The 13th Hour Haunted House features two floors of heart-stopping entertainment as well as five thrilling escape rooms that guests can purchase tickets for either individually or as combination packages.
However donations of food, water or blankets to the local shelter would be gratefully received! The attraction itself is free but they welcome donations of food/water/blankets in support of local shelter.
Creamy Acre Farms
Creamy Acre Farms in Mullica Hill transforms into a terrifying haunted house for Halloween each year, featuring terrifying attractions that prey upon every fear: rats, dentist drills and killer clowns among many more! Visitors are encouraged to wear face masks.
Field of Terror
Who doesn’t enjoy being scared in a safe and controlled environment? Haunted houses offer an exciting way for friends and families to have some fun together while being far more cost effective than going to the movies!
Brighton Asylum in New Jersey is one of the best spots for thrilling and terrifying entertainment, featuring both House of Horror and Attic of Terror as part of admission price; military and college student discounts may also apply.
Whitlock Spy House in Gloucester Township is another haunted location in New Jersey. During the Revolutionary War, this home served as an inn for British mercenaries; today it has seen numerous ghost sightings of various sorts including women wearing white clothing, sea captains and sobbing ghosts – for more information please visit Gloucester Township Historic & Scenic Preservation Committee website.
Night of Terror, featured on HGTV’s Scariest Haunted Houses, is also worth experiencing. This attraction boasts a haunted house, maze and one of the state’s best hayrides – plus one of the newest and most advanced zombie hunts available today.
Haunted Hayride
New Jersey offers many haunted hayride attractions for those who like a good scare and thrill, including Cheesequake Farms, Slay Ride and Paranoia Trails – which all provide thrilling scares!
