These 12 Haunted Houses Indiana Will Terrify You in the Best Way
By Trisha Faulkner|Published October 05, 2015
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Trisha Faulkner
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Trisha Faulkner is a stay-at-home and work-at-home Hoosier momma. She is a huge advocate of Autism awareness, and loves her beautiful boy more than life itself. She is a native Indiana writer who types her best pieces for Only In Your State between 2-4AM when her toddler finally falls over asleep.
Haunted houses are a lot of fun and if you do your research before you head out you won’t be disappointed. These are 12 of the scariest Indiana haunted houses guaranteed to make sure you’re shaking in your boots when you reach the end. That is, if you can make it to the end.
Don’t let the alliteration fool you, Hall’s Haunted Halls is a real deal scare-fest. This haunted destination has everything from the Headless Horseman to a creepy maze on your way out. The setting is an old creepy school that will play tricks on your mind while Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhes, and more ominous characters chase and terrify you.
Every weekend during the month of October, the fear factory, where coffins were once constructed, is open to host a range of terrifying scenes. If you're interested in being scared out of your wits, this is one that needs to be on the list.
Here you're welcomed into the loft of one Dr. E. Rex who took local animals and eventually people to perform horrifying experiments on them. You can see first-hand the types of heinous experiments he performed in his loft before the people of town formed a mob and put a stop to it.
The Haunted Angelus is one of the scariest and largest haunted houses in Indiana. You'll find this 17,000 square foot home has something for everyone to fear and enough fuel to keep your nightmares fresh for months after.
Stillwell Manor is 22,000 feet of terrifying house so it'll take a while to get out if you get scared. The manor is lost 140 years in time and has some scares you can’t even imagine.
Evil on Erie is where you should go to be terrified in Lafayette. The house offers 15000 feet of unimaginable horrors that will scare everyone in your party. Come and enter at your risk.
The Barn of Terror in Bloomington is something that while still terrifying might be something your kids can enjoy with a cemetery, tons of monsters, and a Restaurhaunt.
The patients of Dr. Crowley have taken over this hospital and have 8000 feet to frolic and act insane within. You’re invited to walk through and see what they’re in for. Located in Portage this attraction gives you a different kind of scare.
Fright Manor has a lot of different attractions all in one area. You can enjoy Psychomanthium, Zombie Alley, The Abandonment, and more! You can actually hunt zombies with your electronic shotgun. Fright Manor is one of the most fun on the list, who doesn’t want to blow a zombie away?
The Asylum House is where you can go to find very realistic reenactments of some violent deaths, that is, if you think they are really acting. This is a great opportunity to be really scared from their cast of characters and spooky location.
The Haunting at Shireman Homestead is a haunted trail that leads into the wood. You'll go through several twisted mazes, some graveyards, and some other frights. After a few bridges, you will make it to the mine camp.
12. Slaughterhaus Haunted House and Haunted Woods Lazer Tag (Indianapolis, IN)
Some people like to have activities to go along with their heart attack, like laser tag. When you dare to walk through the house there’re scary surprises around every corner and you’re going wander around 7000 square feet of haunted house before going into the Haunted Woods for some laser tag in the pitch black. The outdoor playing area is crawling with reapers to make the game a little scarier.
Keep in mind, this list only begins to scratch the surface on haunted houses (and other haunted attractions) in Indiana. If you want more – tell me in the comments. Do you have any haunted house stories to share? Tell us in the comments below!
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