Halloween Haunted Houses in Ontario and Fun Events Guide for 2015
These haunted houses are the stuff nightmares are made of.
Experience thrills, chills and terror. Most Haunted houses are for the fearless only! Dare to enter the attractions listed below and expect some sleepless nights ahead!
Note, if you have smaller children, you may want to check out my list of family-friendly Halloween events. These attractions are better suited for smaller children. Bring your little ghosts and goblins and enjoy some spooky fun.
All ages:
Trenton, Arena, BOOFEST – Halloween Party! Saturday, October 31st, 2015 5:00 – 8:00 pm Lots of candies, ghost stories, games, colouring, Event is free.
Older Children, teens and adults only
Bingeman`s Scream Park: This is one of Canada`s most terrifying Haunts. Come and be prepared to run from the dead. Will you be the one to chicken out www.screampark.ca. Not recommended for under 12 years or age or persons who are easily frightened
Fort Henry Fort-Fright – Go on a Haunted Walk and explore the Fort`s dark tunnels at night.
Canadas Wonderland Fright Night for teens and adults with terrifying mazes, zombie ride and ghouls and monsters everywhere
Kitchener-Waterloo Fear Farm. This is not your average Haunted house. We are talking about a 100-acre farm here that is filled with haunts, frights, zombies stalking the dark cornfield and a haunted hayride. Leave Grandpa and Grampa at home and bring your adrenaline and lots of courage. www.fearfarm.ca
Black Creek Pioneer Village, Toronto: Go on a Ghost Walk through the Haunted Village and explore paranormal activity in the buildings at Black Creek. Visit the cemetery, the ghost in Burwick House, the lady in yellow and hear tales from beyond. Not suitable for children. Blackcreek.ca
Note, Many local groups and communities may be hosting Haunted Houses in your area and often they are supporting charities or another great cause. You might want to check local newspapers for these listings and for many more scary attractions