If you’re truly feeling daring, you’ll definitely want to take on one of the scariest attractions in the midwest. This isn’t a casual stroll for the faint of heart, this is a fear fest for only the bravest! It is located right here in North Dakota and will take you for a wild ride as you traverse the scary woods, spooky cornfield, and haunted schoolhouse. Enter if you dare…

Take a step into the terrifying woods within Acres of Terror in Leonard, North Dakota. This scary adventure will take you around 45 minutes to an hour to complete.
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You'll start the journey in a wooded area and cornfield, traversing your way through the dark. The attraction is open every Friday and Saturday until October 28th from dusk until midnight.
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You never know what might be hiding behind the trees or among the cornstalks ready to jump out at you!
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After you make it through the first part of trees and fields, you'll hitch a ride on an old school bus driven by a werewolf. He'll take you on a wild ride to an old abandoned school where you'll have to make your way through the haunted building - if you dare!
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Acres of Terror has a creepily colorful cast of characters that'll scare even the bravest. It's said to be one of the most haunted attractions not only in North Dakota but the entire midwest for a reason, after all. Take it on and prepare to be scared!
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Acres of Terror is located at 108 Highway 18 S, Leonard, ND 58052. Don’t let bad weather give you an excuse to chicken out, because they will go on rain (or snow) or shine. For more information, check out their website.

If this wasn’t enough to creep you out, then you might want to explore these other haunted spots in the Roughrider State.

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