The 6 Best Haunted Attractions in Oklahoma!
Get ready for screams and scares in these spooky and ghostly places, all decked out for Halloween. From mysterious mazes to creepy castles, explore Oklahoma and get in the holiday spirt when you visit these frightening haunted attractions!
Tulsa Corn Maize, Broken Arrow, OK
This corn maze is open Halloween night for a spooky trip through the field. Who knows what creatures you’ll meet? You’ll want to reserve a fire pit and make s’mores with your friends while you tell ghost stories around a campfire. It’s not required to reserve a fire pit, but it’s a lot of fun.
The Castle, Muskogee, OK
You’ll find different spooky attractions at the Castle, along with merchants, food, and costumes. It’s more than a haunted house. It’s an entire village of fun and entertainment. Make sure to stop by the storytelling bonfire. Listen to ghost tales while enjoying a hot drink.
Hex House, Tulsa, OK
Hex House is actually three attractions at one location. It’s been called one of the best haunted attractions in America because it’s not about movie scenes and goofy props, but an altered reality that is dark, creepy, and unpredictable.
Nightmare in the Country Scream Park, Woodward, OK
This scream park has four different attractions, including the Manor and Dr. Sinister’s Carnival of Fear. Each attraction takes about 10 to 20 minutes to complete. Don’t arrive too late or you won’t get to experience all the fun.
Nightmare Warehouse, Enid, OK
The Goldspot Depot has been converted into a haunted house for the month of October. Get ready for a scary good time.
The Sanctuary, Oklahoma City, OK
The Sanctuary is Oklahoma’s largest haunted house. It’s high-quality with state-of-the-art special effects and movie style set design. You’ll feel as if you’re actually walking in a horror movie when you take on this experience.
