Best Haunted Attractions In Ontario

Ontario is home to over 13 million people, as well as to the country’s capital, Ottawa. It is also home to numerous haunted attractions that will surely attract just about every Halloween aficionado in the world.

So if you’re looking to visit this great city, then you’re in luck. We’ve lined up the best haunted attractions in Ontario. We’ve also included other spots you should check out for one major scarefest.

Nightmares Fear Factory (5631 Victoria Ave, Niagara Falls, Ontario)

For mature thrill seekers who are ready to venture out into the dark, then this two-time Niagara Attraction of the Year should do the trick and treat. It’s the perfect place if you want to scream endlessly. Oh and the best part? A hidden camera catches all the action so expect to see some hilarious caught-in-the-moment snapshots. If you can’t make it on Halloween, don’t fret. This place is open all year round.

Fear Farm (Ayr, Ontario)

Just 15 minutes away from Cambridge and Kitchener lies the Fear Farm. It’s an incredibly scary attraction, whether you’re up for Dr. Fear’s Hayride that will take you across 50-acres or go deep in to the woods to meet Dr. Fear. Condemned Farmstead, who will challenge you to walk through the fields. It won’t be long until the darkness plays tricks in your mind. Don’t forget to visit the Hill House while you’re at it.

Fright Fest Nights (Saunders Farm, 7893 Bleeks Road in Munster, Ottawa, Ontario)

The Saunders Farm isn’t kidding around when they say they’re going to give you a fright fest. The place has a total of five frightening spots guaranteed to make every moment creep down your spine: The Shambles (4 Chainsaws), Barn of Terror (3 Chainsaws), Camp Slaughter (3 Chainsaws), Haunted Hayride (3 Chainsaws), and Graveyard Zone (2 Chainsaws). These number of chainsaws indicate just how hardcore-scary the site is. If you need some liquid courage to muster the fright fest, head on over to the Tipsy Tombstone Tavern for some drinks first.

Scarehouse Windsor (7654 Tecumseh Rd East, Windsor, Ontario)

Clowns are the stuff of nightmares, whether we like to admit it or not. If you want to face your fears, the Scarehouse at Windsor boasts of more than enough clowns to get your blood running. Plus, there’s no shortage of creepy children and pitch-black hallways to scare the heebie jeebies out of you.

Haunt Manor – Hayrides & Haunted Houses (9387 Lundy’s Lane
Niagara Falls, Ontario)

There’s a lot to do in this haunted attraction. For starters, you can watch crowd favorite illuionist and mentalist Edward Stone. From here, you can also visit the 3D Freak House, the Haunted Trail & Corn Maze, the Backwoods Slaughter House, the Witch Cavern Hayride, Eerle Acres Asylum haunted house, The Curse haunted house, the Night Feast haunted house and the Chambers of Terror haunted house. Surely, that will be enough to get your heart pounding.

More of Ontario’s Haunted Attractions

With help from folks over at Fun Ontario, here’s a quick rundown on the most fun, spookiest places in Ontario including some we already mentioned in our personal recommendation. Whether you’re up for a kid-friendly adventure or seriously creepy unforgettable time, these spots will definitely satiate the Halloween thirst.

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