For some, Halloween is all about dressing the kids up as cute cartoon characters or heading to a friendly block party in ironic pop culture costumes. For others, Halloween isn’t Halloween unless there are enough haunted houses, horrifying sights, and sickening sounds to make a sane person go mad. If you fall in the latter group….good luck to you! I’ll be safely at home in a cartoon character costume. However, if it’s thrills that you seek, it’s thrills that we have with our all-new updated list of Halloween haunted houses, spooky spectactulars, and ghostly guided tours.

Take a look below to find all the Halloween haunted houses and ghostly gatherings your heart could desire – from murder mysteries, to historical tours, to truly terrifying attractions. And as always, if you have a favorite scary Halloween haunt that’s not on our list, be sure to let us know at cs@richmondmom.com!

In the meantime, if haunted houses and ghastly ghouls aren’t your thing, be sure to check out our Family Friendly Halloween Events (And Not-TOO-Scary Events!) in Richmond for Halloween festivals, events, and activities that are just right for the whole family.

Special Events

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Historic Haunt Night at Bacon’s Castle

October 12 & October 26

If you’re the kind of thrill seeker who always searches for spirits in dark corners, then Bacon Castle’s Historic Haunt Night will satisfy your craving for creepy. Over the years, countless paranormal accounts have been recorded at Bacon’s Castle and this year, you could be part of the latest discovery. This event provides an exclusive opportunity to explore your curiosity into the unknown with the Center for Paranormal Research and Investigation who will be leading haunted tours every 30 minutes from 7:30pm until 11pm. A maximum of 16 people are allowed on each tour. This event will be offered on two dates:

Get tickets for October 12
Get tickets for October 26

When: October 12 and October 26, 2019; 7:30pm – 11pm. Tours run every 30 minutes.
Cost: $30/person
Costumes? No
Ages: 12+

Bacon’s Castle
465 Bacons Castle Trail
Surry, VA 23883
(804) 648-1889

Murder at the Manor: A Time Traveling Mystery Living History Tour

October 17 & 18

When: October 17-18,2019; There are showtimes at 6pm and 8pm both days
Cost: $10
Costumes? No
Ages: For adult audiences only.

Agecroft Hall
4305 Sulgrave Road
Richmond, VA 23221
(804) 353-4241

Trail of Terror 

October 18 & 19

Richard Bland College invites you to Trail of Terror – the scariest three-dimensional world of horror to ever infiltrate the Tri-Cities. Terror lurks around every corner and thrills await as you venture through the ominous woods and unknown territory that is laced with monsters, goblins, and ghouls. Walk through the winding trails and get ready to scream as you tiptoe from one dark and murky spine-tingling encounter to the next. This journey is for the brave that are in for a blood-boiling scare.

When: October 18-19-, 2019; 7pm – 10pm
Cost: $5/person
Costumes? No
Ages: 10+

Richard Bland College
11301 Johnson Road
S. Prince George, VA 23805
events@rbc.edu

Was It Murder? A Colonial Mystery

October 19

Spooktacular Spirited History

October 24

Discover some of the spookiest sites in Richmond…just in time for Halloween. Spirited History, a paranormal investigation team, returns to Swift Creek Mill Theatre for a spine-tingling evening of specters, spirits and supernatural sightings. A night of horrifying and spine-tingling tales told by the Spirited History group will include Ghostly Visions and Spectral Voices at the Byrd Theatre, The Many Spirits at the Weems-Botts Museum, Tragedy and Hauntings at Bacon’s Castle, and The Swift Creek Mill Supernatural Encounters. Get tickets online here.

When: October 24, 2019; 8pm – 10pm
Cost: $25/person
Costumes? No
Ages: May not be ideal for younger participants.

Swift Creek Mill Theatre
17401 Jefferson Davis Highway
Chesterfield, VA 23834
(804) 748-5203

“Camp Kanawha” Riverfront Canal Cruises

October 25 & 26 

Riverfront Canal Cruises is doing Halloween bigger and better than ever by bringing you two nights of haunted boat tours combined with a new daytime, family-friendly cruise option on Saturday.

“Camp Kanawha” is a special, two-night only, thrills-filled boat ride geared toward those 12 and older. The event, on the historic Kanawha Canal, features haunting tales from Richmond’s past along with frightening scenes of a summer camping trip gone wrong! This haunted campsite turned gruesome graveyard will be a nightmare come to life in 20-minute tours. Boats will leave every half hour on the hour and the half hour from 5pm-9pm, with the last boats departing at 8:30pm. both nights. Advance tickets are recommended. Purchase them online here.

If you would prefer a more family-friendly canal adventure, be sure to look into the Harvest Boat Rides, followed by the Canal Walk Pumpkin Patch, available October 26 from 11am – 4pm.

When: October 25-26, 2019; 5pm – 9pm
Cost: $8/person
Costumes? No
Ages: 12+

Canal Riverfront Cruises
139 Virginia St
Richmond, VA 23219
(804) 649-2800

Voices from the Shadows: A Walk Through Hallowed Ground

October 25 & 26 

Walk the hallowed, and notoriously haunted, grounds of Pamplin Historical Park for a thrilling look at the park like you’ve never seen it before. Join costumed interpreters posing as “agents of death” as they guide you by lantern in this after-dark tour. At each stop, you’ll encounter ghostly characters like an escaped prisoner on the run, a guard on picket duty being ambushed, and a surgeon performing grisly work in a field hospital. These and other ghouls, who are based on true figures and folklore of the Civil War era, will recount their stories and share some of the more macabre and spirit-filled folklore from the past. Reservations are required, so be sure to book soon. Because space is limited, registration is required. Register/get tickets online here.

When: October 25 and 26, 2019; Tours are available both days at 6:30pm and 8:30pm
Cost: $12/adults; $6/children (ages 6-12); $10/adult members; $5/child member
Costumes? No
Ages: Not recommended children under six years old

Pamplin Historical Park
6125 Boydton Plank Road
Petersburg, VA 23803
(804) 861-2408 or 1(877) PAMPLIN (877-726-7546)

Haunted Henricus: Things That Go Bump in the Night

October 25 & 26

As the sun goes down and darkness falls, gather around the fire at Henricus Historical Park for an evening of thrilling tales of old English and Native American myth, lore, and legend. Hear spine-tingling legends and tales from Europe and watch as the early colonies come to life before your eyes. What will you encounter out in the darkness? Will it be the Headless Horseman? The demon hounds of the Wild Hunt? Deals with the devil gone wrong? Find out for yourself at Things Go Bump In The Night.

When: October 25-26, 2019; 7pm – 8:30am
Cost: Advance online purchase – $9/adults; $7/children (ages 3-12); Henricus Patrons free; Tickets at the gate – $13/adult, $11/children (3-12); Henricus Patrons free
Costumes? No
Ages: Not appropriate for children under the age of 6.

Henricus Historical Park
251 Henricus Park Rd
Chester, VA 23836
(804) 748-1611

Richmond Zombie Walk

October 26

Get ready for the 15^th year of the Richmond Zombie Walk! Don your “undead” finery, make-up, and costumes, and join other walkers at Boat Lake in Byrd Park around 1pm for rules, photos and prizes. The walk will begin across from The Byrd Theatre in Carytown between 2:30pm and 3pm. From there, you’ll limp, lurch, and drag yourself through the streets, ending back at The Byrd Theatre.

Just remember, this zombie extravaganza is all about having fun, so stay in character, but please don’t scare anyone who doesn’t want to participate. If you would like to participate but don’t want to be a zombie for the entire walk, volunteers are needed to be “victims” in the Carytown crowd, i.e., become “undead” as the Zombie horde passes by. The Richmond Zombie Walk benefits the American Cancer Society. Learn more at Richmond Zombie Walk.

When: October 26, 2019; Meet at 1pm, walk begins at 2:30
Cost: Participation is free, but there is a suggested $5 donation to the American Cancer Society
Costumes? ABSOLUTELY…the more undead-like the better!
Ages: Family-friendly (at your discretion)

Meeting Point: 1pm – Boat Lake in Byrd Park (Boat Lake Drive)
Starting Point: 2:30pm – 2901 W Cary St, Richmond, VA 23221 (across the street from The Byrd Theatre)

Fancy Me Mad: Graveyard Tour and Tales from Edgar Allen Poe

October 26

Join The St. John’s Church Foundation and members of the Poe Museum for a walk through the hauntingly historic St. John’s graveyard just in time for Halloween. You’ll be paid a visit by the spirits of Eliza Poe (Edgar Allan Poe’s mother); George Wythe and his murderous nephew; Elizabeth Van Lew, the famous Civil War spy; and more! At 7:30pm, head inside the church for a spine-tingling reading of “The Raven” and “The Bells” from Poe himself. Purchase tickets online here.

When: October 26,2019; 6pm – 8pm
Cost: Youth (7-18) – $6; Adults – $12; Children 6 and under are free
Costumes? No
Ages: All ages, but parental discretion is advised

Historic St. John’s Church
2401 E. Broad St
Richmond, VA 23223
(804) 648-5015

Haunted Henricus Paranormal Overnight Event

October 26 & 27

Summon your courage for a spook-filled night in the second oldest English settlement in America. Along with fellow campers, you’ll take part in a real-life paranormal investigation that will test your nerves and challenge your investigative skills. Guests will be able to sleep inside, but should bring their own sleeping bags, pillows, etc. Be sure to reserve your place soon because spots fill up quickly! The last Things That Go Bump in the Night tour at 8:30pm on Saturday is included.

When: October 26-27, 2019; 8:30pm, October 26 through 9am, October 27
Cost: $30/person
Costumes? No
Ages: Not recommended for young children. Call for more details.

Henricus Historical Park
251 Henricus Park Rd
Chester, VA 23836
(804) 748-1611

Haunted History at Tuckahoe Plantation

October 27

As you stroll the stately grounds of Tuckahoe Plantation, just keep in mind that things might not be as they seem. On October 27, join the friends and staff of Tuckahoe Plantation for a fun-filled Halloween celebration – and if you dare, take a ghost tour of the famously haunted Tuckahoe Plantation grounds. Built in the 1700s, the house and grounds have long been reported as the sites of spectral apparitions, including a murdered peddler, a “Gray Lady,” and a forlorn young bride who is said to haunt the garden walk, now named the “Ghost Walk” in her honor. If ghostly tales and supernatural stories are not your style, don’t worry. There will be plenty of family-friendly games, face painting, a hayride, mazes and more. This event is limited to 500 guests so we strongly recommend advance tickets. Call (804) 774-1614 or email tuckahoeplantationtours@gmail.com with questions.

When: October 27, 2019; 4pm – 7pm
Cost: $10/person (ages 3+); $30/family (up to five people); Children under 3 are free. Ghost tours are an additional $5/person or $10/family.
Costumes? No
Ages: Festival events are family-friendly. Use your discretion for ghost tours.

Tuckahoe Plantation
12601 River Road
Richmond, Virginia 23238

Monster Sunday at The Byrd Theatre

October 27

If monster movies are how you like to set the Halloween “mood,” then head to the Byrd Theatre in Carytown for a monster movie marathon – all for only $5. See four classic monster movies back-to-back and get all your thrills in one place.

5pm Dracula
6:35pm Creature from the Black Lagoon
8pm Frankenstein
9:30pm The Bride of Frankenstein

When: October 27, 2019; 5pm – 11pm
Cost: $5 includes all four movies
Costumes? No
Ages: Family-friendly (at your discretion)

Halloween 2019 Murder Mystery 

October 27

Join fellow sleuths at Maggiano’s Little Italy on Halloween night to solve a thrilling murder mystery in what has become a Halloween tradition for many. As you enjoy a delicious three-course meal, the show will begin and you will have to work with other diners to solve a mysterious murder that has taken place right there in the ballroom. Tickets are sold in advance and likely to sell out, so be sure to get yours early! Tickets include dinner and the show.

When: October 27, 2019; 6pm – 9pm
Cost: $65/person
Costumes? No
Ages: This event is for ages 18 and up.

Maggiano’s Little Italy – Short Pump
11800 W Broad St
Richmond, VA 23233

Ongoing Events

(Alphabetical order)

Ashland Berry Farm: Terror on the Farm

A family-friendly farm and garden center by day, Ashland Berry Farm transforms into a world of terror on the nights leading up to Halloween. Gates open after dark, admitting anyone who is brave enough to encounter all-new haunts for 2019, including Blackout, The Swamp, Clown Town, and Booger Woods. Stick around after your terrifying walk through the haunts for food concessions, a bonfire, a DJ, and more. Purchase tickets for individual events or get an-inclusive “Scream Pass” and take on as many haunts as you can handle. Click here for more ticket information and complete schedules.

When: October 4-6; October 11-13; October 17-20; October 24-27;October 31; and November 2, 2019. Open from 7pm – 11pm on Friday and Saturday nights; 7pm – 10pm all other nights.
Cost: $10-$20 for individual haunts or $30 for an all-inclusive Scream Pass. Add a Fast Pass when you purchase your tickets to skip lines for an extra $10 on Friday and Sunday nights or $15 Saturday nights. Groups of 15 or more can get tickets for $25 Friday nights and $20 Sunday nights.
Costumes? No
Ages: “Haunts” are designed for teens and adults, but parental discretion is allowed for children.

Ashland Berry Farm
12607 Old Ridge Rd
Beaverdam, Virginia 23015
(804) 227-3601

Creepy Hollow Scream Park

There’s a reason Creepy Hollow Scream Park is Richmond’s #1 haunt. With more than 50 live actors, amazing animatronics, and terrifying illusions, it’s hard to remember that the terrors living in “Creepy Hollow” aren’t real…or are they? The park’s main attraction is Scream Forest, a haunted hayride that drops you and your fellow explorers off deep in the woods where you are left to find your way back in the dark. Along the way, you’ll encounter the many horrors of Dr. Ulysses S. Farrington, including Stone Horse Creek Sanitarium, a haunted house of horrifying experiments, and Axl’s Fun House, a clown-filled array of nightmares. Purchase tickets online here.

When: October 4-5, 11-12, 18-20, 24-27, and 30-31, 2019. Gates open at 7pm and tours start at 7:30; tickets will be sold until 11pm on Fridays and Saturdays and 10pm Thursdays and Sundays. See the complete schedule and check for updates here.
Cost: $24 (one admission each to Scream Forest, Stone Horse Creek Sanitarium & Axl’s Fun House) or $34 (all events + Speed Pass). Click here for printable coupons!
Costumes? No
Ages: Not recommended for small children.

Creepy Hollow Scream Park 
14437 Stone Horse Creek Rd
Glen Allen, VA 23059
(804) 346-FEAR
info@richmondscreams.com

Dead City Lodge

In the weeks before Halloween, the Sandston Moose Lodge is no longer the friendly gathering place it is known to be throughout the year. Instead, it turns into a nightmare-filled house of terrors. This no-touch haunt is designed for scares, chills, and thrills at every turn, so come prepared! And this year, get ready for two new haunts, Projet Elko and Oakley’s Asylum. Can you make it through? Find out at Dead City Lodge!

When: October 11-13, 18-20, 25-27, and 31, 2019. Open Fridays and Saturdays, 7:30pm – 11pm; Sundays, 7:30pm – 10:30pm, and Halloween night (Oct 31), 7pm – 10:30pm.  Cost: $15/person
Costumes? No
Ages: Not intended for children under 10.

Sandston Moose Lodge
4505 Oakleys Lane
Richmond, Virginia
(804) 222-4197

Eerie Nights: Walking Ghost Tours

Let the “ghoul guides” at Eerie Nights Ghost Tours take you on a theatrically thrilling walk through the streets of Richmond. Experience firsthand the chills of haunted, historical sites and paranormal hotbeds while hearing detailed accounts of what happened to cause these frightful spirits to stick around. Participants should be in good health as there will be up to one and half hours of walking – not to mention more than a few frights. Click here for a detailed list of tour times, to book a private tour, or to purchase advance tickets.

SPECIALTY TOUR: “Tales from the Pump House.” Click here to see more. This tour is available at 4pm and 6pm on both October 19 and 20.

When: October 2019: Friday nights at 8pm; Saturday nights at 8pm and 10pm
Cost: $16/person; $14/seniors (60+); $14/military (with ID); $12/person for group of 10+
Costumes? No
Ages: Families are welcome (with parental discretion), but anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

Eerie Nights 
100 N 17th St. (Main Street side of the 17^th St. Farmer’s Market)
Richmond, VA 23219
(804) 833-1845

Ghouls Ghost Tours: Ghost Tours by Trolley

Take a tour of Richmond by trolley and learn of her historically haunted past. Your tour guide, a ghastly ghost from the 1920s, will escort through the city, stopping by many haunted sites and offering chilling tales of wicked deeds and long-forgotten legends. As the sister tour company of Eerie Nights, Richmond Ghouls offers a fully interactive experience from the comfort of a trolley car…that is assuming you can call dark streets and paranormal terrors “comfortable.” Click here to book a private tour, or to purchase advance tickets.

When: October 2019: Friday and Saturday nights at 9pm.
Cost: $32/person
Costumes? No
Ages: Families are welcome (with parental discretion), but anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

Eerie Nights 
100 N 17th St. (Main St. Side of the 17^th St. Farmer’s Market)
Richmond, VA 23219
(804) 833-1845

HAUNT at King’s Dominion

Virginia’s favorite theme park by day, Kings Dominion turns into a town of terrors on select nights in October. Spend the day on all of your favorite rides, then once the sun sets, see the park transform into a fully immersive horror experience. This year’s event includes haunted mazes, terrifying scare zones, thrilling live shows, and more. Enjoy King’s Dominion as you know it and love it, but remember – at 7pm when the sun goes down – all bets are off. Want proof of the thrills that await? See the full list of HAUNT attractions and venture out…if you dare!

When: Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights, September 21 – November 2, 2019. Click here for park hours.
Cost: Click here for regular admission, HAUNT only admission, and special all day/night passes. Tickets can be purchased for as low as $39.99.
Costumes? No
Ages: Attractions are too intense for young children. Use parental discretion.

Kings Dominion
16000 Theme Park Way
Doswell, VA 23047

The Haunted Hill

Considered one of the scariest haunted attractions in the state, this award-winning haunted trail lies deep in the forest of Spotsylvania County. Each October, the nights come alive…or at least undead… as you venture on a hayride to the darkest part of the woods. From there you will make your way through nearly a mile of live ghouls, zombies, clowns, mazes, and various other scares, hoping that you’ll come out safely on the other side. This is not a haunt for the faint of heart, in fact, it comes with a warning….so proceed with caution and hope for the best.

When: October 4-5, October 11-13, October 18-19, and October 25-26, 2019; 7:30pm – 11pm each night. Tickets go on sale at the gate at 7:30pm and the trail opens after dark.
Cost: $20/person
Costumes? No
Ages: 12+

The Haunted Hill
10400 Edenton Rd
Partlow, VA. 22534
540-895-5237 (M-F)
540-845-1347 (Any)
540-840-3265 (Any)

Haunts of Richmond: Ghost Tours

Richmond is historically one of Virginia’s oldest cities…and notoriously one of the most haunted. Haunts of Richmond offers guided tours to city streets and historical landmarks that you may already be familiar with, but be prepared to see them in a whole new light – or dark, as it were. During a Haunts of Richmond Ghost Tour, you’ll learn about the hundreds of spirits said to lurk in quiet corners and dark alleys. After-dark tours include Shadows of Shockoe, Church Hill Chillers, Phantoms of Franklin, and Haunted Capitol Hill, among others. To learn about private tours and special events or to book in advance (recommended), visit Haunts of Richmond. Please note that tours require up to 75 minutes of walking and may be scary for young children.

When: October 11-12, 18-19, 25-31, and November 1-2, 2019. Tours start at 7pm, 8pm, or 9pm depending on the tour selected. See the full schedule here.
Cost: $14/adult and $10/child (under 13) online or $16/$10 at the door.
Costumes? No
Ages: May not be ideal for younger participants. Use parental discretion.

Haunts of Richmond
Click here for tour departure locations
(855) 445-8927
info@hauntsofrichmond.com

Howl-O-Scream at Busch Gardens 

Busch Gardens Williamsburg is known as one of the nation’s most beautiful theme park – that is until October arrives. What changes, you ask? After 6pm, the celebrated theme park turns into a house of horrors, with goblins, ghosts, and ghouls lurking around every corner. In this nightly, adult-focused Halloween event, fear awaits in the form of elaborate haunted houses, immersive themed scare zones, challenging escape rooms, and darkly entertaining live shows. Find limited-time Howl-O-Scream deals here!

When: September 14 – November 3, 2019. Click here to see daily schedules.
Cost: Click here to see ticket pricing and special offers.
Costumes? No
Ages: Intended for older audiences, use caution for children.

Journey Haunted Trails

A church may not be where you would expect to find a haunted house, but every year, the congregation of New Hope Church transforms into ghastly ghouls for the Journey Haunted Trails event – a truly original and creative outreach. Journey Trails 2019 will feature two trails this year – The Heaven Trail, which is difficult to navigate and require that you flee the dangers surrounding you while trying to escape, and the Hell Trail, which tests your knowledge of fantasy versus reality. Come, but don’t come alone!

When: October 12, 19, and 26, 2019. 7:30pm – 10:30pm. Register for your time slot here. Slots are available every hour on the hour and half hour.
Cost:Admission is a $10 suggested donation
Costumes? No
Ages: May not be ideal for younger participants. Use parental discretion.

Journey Haunted Trails 
6475 Parrish Rd
Providence Forge, VA 23140
(804) 840-7937

Oak Lane Cemetery 2018

Every year, some very special Hopewell homeowners hold nothing back in turning their yard into a haunted Halloween delight. For more than a decade now, Oak Lane Cemetery has been providing spooky scenes for local friends and families, growing and becoming more entertaining with each year. While this is not a large commercial endeavor, they certainly do their best to pack the yard full of unique, detailed props, foggers, ghost projections, and just a few startling surprises for good measure. The “cemetery” is only for drive-by viewing before Halloween but is open for trick-or-treating on Halloween night.

When: October 7 – 31, 2019; drive-by viewing from sundown until 11pm all nights; close-up viewing and trick-or-treating on October 31.
Cost: Free, but candy donations for trick-or-treating are welcome!
Costumes? Only on Halloween.
Ages: May have some startling scenes for very young children, but appropriate for most age groups.

Oak Lane Cemetery
3002 Oak Lane
Hopewell, VA 23860

Petersburg Haunts: Ghost Tours

Discover why Petersburg is such a “spirited” city this Halloween season. Petersburg Haunts is back for 2019 with all new stories, stops, and haunts to chill you to the bone.  With your path lit only by the light of your guide’s lantern, embark on a 90-minute guided walking tour through the city’s hauntingly dark streets. Costumed guides will take you through 400 years of history, divulging the dark, and sometimes mysterious, past of historic figures that decided not to leave – even after death. Key sites along the tour include the Exchange Building, the Traylor House, the Benjamin Watkins Leigh House, the Bragg House, the Hill-Gay House, Dodson’s Tavern, and many more! Flashlights are encouraged. Find tickets online here.

When: Fridays and Saturdays, September 27 – October 26 and a special October 31, 2019 tour. All tours begin at 7pm.
Cost: $15/person.
Costumes? No
Ages: Families are welcome, but anyone under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Petersburg Haunts
Tours depart from the Exchange Building at 15 W. Bank St., Petersburg, VA.
(804) 943-8653

Red Vein Haunted House 

Red Vein Haunted House weaves a deliciously dark tale of intrigue, witchcraft, mystery, and horror. As the legend tells, Lord Thomas Redvyn and his wife, Emily, came to Massachusetts from Europe in 1690. After mysterious deaths and disappearances in their Puritan community, Emily became a suspect and the Redvyns vanished…only to appear in Virginia years later. In 1781, The Providence Home for Wayward Children in Hanover County was founded by someone bearing the name Emily Redvyn, and despite the years that had passed, she was described as young and vibrant. Soon, children began disappearing and Emily Redvyn was convicted and executed as a witch. A local scientific research group discovered her sordid story while investigating a cult called The Order of Red Vein, and eventually uncovered her final resting place on the present-day site of Hanover Vegetable Farm. Unfortunately, the group disappeared under mysterious circumstances, but the mystery lives on. Is Emily still haunting the grounds? The all 2019 Theme, “The Witch’s Plague” will offer new scares, new scenes, and new characters in this ever-unfolding tale of horror.

Can’t wait until you visit? Read the full legend of Emily Redvyn here.

When: October 4-5, 11-12, 18-19, 25-27, 31, and November 1-2, 2019; Friday and Saturday nights, 7:30pm – 11pm; Sunday and Halloween nights, 7:30pm-10pm. Box office opens at 7pm.
Cost: $20/person; includes the Redvyn Asylum, the Rabbit’s Cry Field Corn Maze, and Providence Home for Wayward Children; a three-minute escape room is available for $5 extra. $30/person provides VIP access (skip the lines). $40/person includes the all-new Lambs to Slaughter experience – your must be 18+ and sign waiver at the Box Office. Become a slaughter victim and experience a different side of Red Vein. Language, blood marking & grazing WILL occur. You’ll also be able to enter through the VIP line. Available on October 31 and November 1-2, 2019
Costumes? No
Ages: Not recommended for children under 13

Hanover Vegetable Farm
13580 Ashland Rd
Ashland, VA 23005
(804) 829-FEAR
info@redveinhaunt.com