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Haunted Adventures

Prepare to be scared this Halloween in New Hampshire. Spooky adventures are our specialty and here's your warning these five frights are not for the faint of heart.
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Halloween is not for the faint of heart here in New Hampshire. With especially spooky attractions popping up all over the state … your nightmares are sure to be haunted this season. Check out one of these spooky thrills if you dare… just be ready to scream!



Fright Kingdom, Nashua
Touted as New England’s Scariest Haunted House, Fright Kingdom is a Halloween experience unlike any other. It features five uniquely themed haunted attractions- Bloodmare Manor, Psycho Circus 3D, Apocalypse Z, The Abandoned, and Grim- each filled with eerie sets, live actors, and heart-pounding surprises. From haunted Victorian halls to zombie-infested zones and mind-bending 3D mazes, every corner offers a new scare. Whether you’re a horror enthusiast or just in it for the fun, Fright Kingdom promises an unforgettable night of thrills, chills, and Halloween spirit. Visitors are encouraged to buy tickets online in advance.



Haunted Overload, Lee
Haunted Overload, located at DeMeritt Hill Farm, is a breathtaking blend of art, atmosphere, and pure Halloween magic. This award-winning outdoor haunt takes visitors deep into the woods, where towering handmade creatures, massive sets, and hundreds of glowing jack-o’-lanterns create an otherworldly glow. Each twist and turn reveals stunning craftsmanship and spine-tingling surprises, brought to life by a dedicated crew of artists and actors. Whether you brave the full nighttime experience, explore the lighter “Fright Night Lite,” or enjoy a daytime walk to admire the artistry, Haunted Overload delivers a one-of-a-kind Halloween adventure that’s as awe-inspiring as it is terrifying. Visitors are encouraged to buy tickets online in advance.




Nightmare New England, Litchfield 

Nightmare New England is one of the region’s largest and most immersive haunted attractions. Spanning over 80 acres, it features seven spine-chilling haunts, including Buried Alive, NightFeeders, Raven’s Claw Cemetery, House of Eternal Darkness, The 3-D Freak Show, Demented, and Sleep Stalkers. Guests can also enjoy the Monster Midway with go-karts, mini-golf, zombie paintball, and live entertainment, making it a complete Halloween experience for thrill-seekers of all kinds. Visitors are encouraged to buy tickets online in advance.



Salisbury Woods Haunted Barn and Trail, Salisbury  
The quiet and picturesque town of Salisbury in central New Hampshire is the backdrop for this frightening and spooky Halloween experience. Wander through dark, winding woods and a creepy barn, where eerie props, spine-tingling sounds, and clever scares keep you on your toes. Best of all, it’s a charity event supporting local schools and arts programs, so you can enjoy the fright while giving back. With timed tickets for a smooth visit, it’s the perfect spot for a memorable night of Halloween fun- for those brave enough to face the shadows!

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