Brooklyn Hayrides & Haunted Hay Rides
While day time hay rides might be fun for the younger crowd, if you're looking for big scares this Halloween, you'll want to check out one of Brooklyn's Haunted Nighttime Hay Rides! Haunted Hay Rides aren't for the faint of heart - on your journey you're likely to find out what goes bump in the night, and you'll never know just who, or WHAT will lurk around the next corner! If you're feeling brave this Halloween Season, check out one of Brooklyn's Haunted Hay Rides, but be prepared to get scared!
Hillsborough, NJ
Scare Farm, formerly Creepy Hollow has three great haunts: Creepy Hollow, a walk through haunted corn trail; Paranoia, also a walk through haunted corn trail...
Field of Terror Haunted House & Hay Ride
East Windsor, NJ
The Field of Terror is New Jersey's Largest Haunted Attraction Farm.
Clinton, NJ
The Red Mill Museum Village in Clinton has announced the theme for this year’s Haunted Red Mill: EVIL RISING.
Field of Terror Haunted House & Hay Ride
East Windsor, NJ
The Field of Terror is New Jersey's Largest Haunted Attraction Farm. We own over 120 acres of preserved farmland where we host our annual Haunted Hayride, Field of Terror Cornmaze, and 2 walk-through attractions..The Unknown and Dementia.. as well as our family friendly flashlight maze.
Scare Farm at Norz Hill Farm
Hillsborough, NJ
Scare Farm, formerly Creepy Hollow has three great haunts: Creepy Hollow, a walk through haunted corn trail; Paranoia, also a walk through haunted corn trail and the Slay Ride a Haunted Hay Ride.
C Casola Farms Haunted Attractions
Marlboro, NJ
4 Terrifying Attractions! One Location! Haunted Hayride of TERROR Take a Haunted Hayride into the back woods of New Jersey. People say they see and hear things that come alive. So maybe if you’re lucky you may see their shadows and hear the horror of the victims cries as they roam by.
Haunted Red Mill
Clinton, NJ
The Red Mill Museum Village in Clinton has announced the theme for this year’s Haunted Red Mill: EVIL RISING. The Haunted Red Mill is not only one of New Jersey’s top-rated Halloween scare attractions and a thirty-four year annual local tradition, it’s also the museum’s top fundraiser.
