Halloween in New Hampshire is full of thrills, chills, and plenty of spooky surprises. From elaborate haunted houses to eerie outdoor trails, there are Halloween experiences across the state for those looking for a good scare. If you’re ready to face your worst nightmare, or prefer something a little more family-friendly, check out one of these haunted attractions, if you dare.
Fright Kingdom, Nashua
Often recognized as one of New England’s scariest haunted attractions, Fright Kingdom delivers plenty of thrills across five frightening haunts. Explore Apocalypse Z, The Abandoned, Bloodmare Manor, Psycho Circus, and Grim each featuring elaborate sets, detailed costumes, dramatic lighting and plenty of creepy characters. This one keeps even the bravest visitors on edge. Fright Kingdom is a timed event, and most tickets are sold online in advance, so visitors are encouraged to plan ahead.
Haunted Overload, Lee
Head to Demeritt Hill Farm for Haunted Overload, an elaborate outdoor Halloween experience filled with towering structures, larger-than-life creatures, and immersive displays. This trail embraces a dark, eerie atmosphere inspired by folklore and local legends, with creative details around every turn. Haunted Overload has earned national recognition and numerous accolades for its unique approach to its haunted attraction. Haunted Overload is a timed event, and it’s strongly recommended visitors purchase tickets online in advance.
Harvest of Haunts, Candia
Looking for a Halloween adventure the whole family can enjoy? Charmingfare Farm’s Harvest of Haunts offers a more lighthearted take on spooky season. Hop aboard a horse-drawn wagon ride along a Halloween-decorated trail, passing the witch in the woods before arriving at the place where a storyteller shares a spooky tale. Families can also visit the barnyard animals before or after their adventure. Visitors should plan to get tickets online before arriving.
Spooky World Presents Nightmare New England, Litchfield
Located on over 80 acres, Spooky World is New England’s largest haunted attraction. For Halloween fans who love adrenaline pumping scares, this one delivers quite a lineup, including Nightmare in 3D, Petrified, The Colony, Asylum 47, and a mile-long haunted hayride that winds deep in the woods. There’s a reason America Haunts named it Scariest Haunt in 2025. Beyond the haunts there are a number of attractions and entertainment for guests to enjoy. Visitors are encouraged to purchase tickets online in advance of arrival.
Salisbury Woods Haunted Barn and Trail, Salisbury
Deep in the woods of Salisbury, the Salisbury Woods Haunted Barn and Trail combines creepy encounters with classic Halloween fun. Now in its 13th year, the attraction has grown into a popular haunt drawing visitors from across New England. Expect plenty of spooky scenes and fright-worthy surprises designed to immerse visitors in a world of fear. For those who would like a little less fright they do offer a lite fright night which includes props, lights and sounds but no actors. This haunted attraction is a fundraiser that provides support to local education, arts and community organizations.
