Haunted hollows, a haunted field, and a haunted house round out the attractions at Sleepy Hollow Haunted Acres. Many set out to finish all three activities at Sleepy Hollow, but not everyone makes it all the way through. You'll definitely put your bravery to the test among the scary clowns, witches, and ghouls. Read More

Get a three-in-one spooky experience at Winding Brook Farm in Warrington, where their Night Chills Haunted Hay Ride, Corn Walk of Horror, and Haunted Hay Maze are certain to catch kids off guard with frightening villains hiding in plain sight. Read More

Get spooked at Colonial Gardens on this haunted hayride, with ghouls and monsters waiting to surprise you at every turn. This year's hayride is accompanied by a haunted hedge maze, if you're in search of up close and personal encounters with the living dead. Read More

Billed as Philadelphia's ultimate haunted house, Fright Factory is located in a 120+ year old warehouse and divided into three different spooky themes. Guests can experience Industrial Nightmare, South Side Sanatorium, or Fright Factory Unholy among the hair-raising options. Read More

Be prepared to be scared! Attractions include the Bates Motel Haunted Mansion, Revenge of the Scarecrows Haunted Trail, and the Haunted Hayride. Read More

The haunted hospital complex at Pennhurst Asylum is the place to be for paranormal activity. Pennhurst features 3 separate attractions in one location - the asylum, the morgue, and the tunnels. Be prepared for a ghostly good time. Read More

Jason's Woods has been voted the number one haunted attraction in the country, and it's not hard to see why. Scare enthusiasts from all over the tri-state area flock to Lancaster to be scared straight by all of the haunted encounters at Jason's Woods – including the Horrifying Hayride, Chamber of Horrors, Zombie Apocalypse, Lost in Jason's Woods, and Carnival of Fear. Read More

Take a twisting, turning, and seriously disorienting hayride through a graveyard filled with spooky thrills. After hopping off, if they're not shaken to the core, kids can visit Willie's Shipwreck Cove and Miles Manor Haunted House, two additional haunted attractions on the premises that promise the fright of a lifetime. Read More

If a potential encounter with the ghost of Al Capone sounds like something your family might like, then the haunted jail cells at Eastern State Penitentiary are worth a visit. Halloween Nights at the prison feature three immersive walk-through experiences, three live, interactive performances, four themed bars and lounges for adults, and three opportunities to explore the cellblocks.  Read More

For kids who love the thrill of the truly terrifying, Field of Screams offers four separate activities, with names like Frightmare Asylum, Den of Darkness and Nocturnal Wasteland, in addition to their haunted hayride. Included with admission, there's an entertainment area with live music, special events and competitions. Read More

Philly's newest haunted attraction is Lincoln Mill Haunted House, featuring more than 40 live actors, animatronics, special effects and more, for a highly scary experience. For those looking for less of a scare, the house offers Saturday day time scavenger hunts without scare actors. Read More

Listen to spine-tingling tales of ghosts, haunted houses, and hidden burial grounds on a candlelight walking tour of Old City and Society Hill with the original Ghost Tour of Philadelphia. Read More

Fort Mifflin is known as one of the most haunted sites in the country. Guests can learn of the true stories of paranormal activity experienced by decades of visitors and staff. There are no decorations, no blood, just real ghosts. Read More

Saturdays in October, guests to the Betsy Ross House can travel back to Philadelphia in the 1700s to learn about the city’s gruesome history of bloodletting and burials. Visitors can listen to true stories about bloodletting, smallpox, and yellow fever, and take a spooky tour of the house. Read More

Grab a flashlight and head to Laurel Hill Cemetery for its classic nighttime tours. Visitors can experience the enchanting art and landscape after dark with an expert tour guide leading the way to share the rich history of the grounds. Read More

Get goosebumps as performers share true tales featuring scandal, mystery, and murder from Laurel Hill Cemetery's historic tombs. The 45-minute candlelight tour departs from the gatehouse entrance. Refreshments are served afterwards. Read More

Described as one part history, two parts haunt, the Spirits of '76 Ghost Tours draw from the lore of early Philadelphia's historical figures to spin ghostly tales of fear and fright. Hear scary stories about Edgar Allen Poe and Benjamin Franklin as you're guided through the cobblestone streets of Old City. Read More

Hundreds of terrifying ghouls and ghosts promise to make kids' nightmares a reality throughout Dorney Park's Halloween Haunt. Various scare zones, live entertainment and haunted mazes transform the park into a spooky adventure for those courageous enough to enter. Read More

Thrills and chills await at Six Flags Great Adventure’s Fright Fest, featuring a roster of terrifying haunted mazes, sinister scare zones, exhilarating live shows, and specialty food and drink. Young visitors can get in the spirit at Boo Fest. Read More

You don't even have to get out of the car for the haunted drive-in at Snipes Farm, complete with live actors and creepy music. Each night features a different movie.  Read More