Haunted Houses in Colorado for Halloween 2025
The haunted houses in Colorado can be a frightening experience at Halloween time. Funtober lists the best haunted houses, haunted trails, haunted corn mazes, and haunted hayrides. Each October, Halloween brings scary entertainment to Colorado. Our list below has lots of demons, zombies, creatures, and monsters named Freddy and Jason to terrify you. Enjoy an October night out with your friends at a local scream park. So if you must go to a Colorado haunted house near me, park your vehicle close, and prepare to flee quickly! Zombies are everywhere.
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Anderson Farms – Erie, CO
Open daily and weekends starting in late September. Fall festival features a 30 acre patch with 26 varieties of pumpkins, squash and gourds. Antique tractor pulled wagon hayride, 30 acre corn maze in their cornfield, pumpkin launching, pedal karts, farm animals, barrel train, zombie paintball and Terror in the Corn. Anderson Farms is very popular with over 20,000 Facebook likes. Their address is 6728 County Road 3-1/4, Erie, CO 80516. It is about 29 miles north of Denver.
Fritzler’s Corn MAIZE and Giant Pumpkin Patch – LaSalle, CO
Their kickoff event occurs in late September. They are open weekends in September and Wednesday through Sunday in October. They feature over seven acres of u-pick pumpkins with corn maze and other fall farm activities. There is also zombie paintball and the maze becomes Scream Acres haunt at night. This is a full entertainment complex that has had more than 450,000 visitors to their corn maze. There are 20 maze attractions, 1.6 miles of trails, and lots of food choices. As you can guess, Fritzler’s Corn Maze is very popular with over 21,186 Facebook likes. Their address is 20861 County Road 33, LaSalle, Colorado. It is about 37 miles southeast of downtown Fort Collins.
Jack Lantern’s Northern Colorado Corn Maze – Fort Collins, CO
Their fall seasonal events start in October. They operate their pumpkin patch and 15 acre corn maze on Thursday through Sunday in October. Also well known for their Haunted Maze on Friday and Saturday nights. During daytime hours they also have live animals, a scavenger hunt, bounce house, picnic area, and more family fun. Their address is 2318 S. County Road 5, Fort Collins, CO. It is located about 8 miles east of Fort Collins.
Some times, the nearest haunted house to you may be across the state line of Colorado. If you reside by the boundary with another state, or that is where the closest big city is, there should be a haunted house that is worth considering there: Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, or Wyoming.
Find other fall fun things to do in Colorado in October: Oktoberfest in Colorado Colorado Festivals Colorado Corn Mazes Colorado Ghost Tours Colorado Pumpkin Patches
You may also be interested in our article on Haunted Houses and Horror Movies | History of Fear.
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Scary Wagon Ride Through The Haunted Woods
An annual Halloween tradition continues this October at the Dao House with our Belgian Draft Horse teams: Rosie and Rusty, and Cody and Toby. Take a chilling ride through the haunted woods during the two weekends prior to Halloween on a creepy horse-drawn wagon. You will encounter ghastly characters and frightening ghouls that only come out at night to seek nourishment from your terror! The ride keeps you on the edge of your seat while you hear hair-raising sounds in the far dark, but beware: you may faint into the hands of the unknown!
We suggest the early ride for those with young children. It is less scary for the youngsters, since not as many goblins come out during the daylight hours. Not until complete darkness descends upon the land will the true ghouls make their way through the pitiless forest in search of the curious and foolhardy!
Come ride the haunted wagon on October 22nd and 29th. Rides are at 6:30 p.m., 7:15 p.m., and 8:00 p.m. Limited seating, reservations are required, call 970-586-4094 x1. Adults $30 | Kids (4-11) $20.
Held at Dao House, 6120 Hwy. 7 Estes Park, CO 80517. With indoor activities, get your first spooks and screams with a scary movie, listen to monstrous and mysterious sounds and discover skeletons throughout! Tricks and treats, witches’ brew and ghoulish snacks will be served and available for purchase. Seating is limited, reserve your scare early. Ride at your own risk!
The Mindbender haunted house in Arriba CO (eastern Colorado east of Limon) was actually pretty good. We were driving down I-70 and saw it on the list and it was pretty darn scary. Good work guys, for such a small town it was well done
Wanted to mention a really good haunted house not on your list. It was The Mindbender haunted house in a little town called Arriba (30 miles or so east of Limon). It was right off I-70. A friend told us about it or we never would of known about it. We went to the 13th door before this one and The Mindbender was actually scarier. Our hearts were racing, holy cow they had some good scares. Not as many animatronics and fancy stuff but definitely scared the doodoo out of us. Talked with a lady after and she said The Mindbender has been scaring for over 10 years. Anyway we highly recommend this haunt. It’s worth the drive cause tickets are only $5