NH Haunted House Guide 2022: 13 Creepy Haunts, Hay Rides And More

NASHUA, NH — If you're ready for spooky, creepy and twizted fun this Halloween season, look no further than your local pro haunted house.

Every pro haunted house and hay ride opened for the 2022 season over the last week, offering bizarre tours and jump scares — although a few haunted houses are offering "trauma-free" experiences this year.

And in a spooky coincidence, there are exactly 13 haunts in Massachusetts and nearby in Rhode Island and southern New Hampshire this year.

From a frightening kingdom in Nashua to a drive-by display in Boston, here are some local professional haunted houses and more in the region this year:

• 13th World Fright Park, Palmer — Open Sept. 24 to Nov. 5. See website for full hours.
• 13th World Fright Park, Cumberland, RI — Open until Oct. 30. See website for full hours.
• Scream Park at McCarthy's Farm, Hadley — Open through Oct. 30. See website for details.
• Demented FX, Holyoke — Open Oct. 1. See website for more details.
• Factory of Terror, Fall River — Open through Oct. 31. See website for details.
• SK Pierce Haunted Victorian Mansion, Gardner — Open Sept. 30. Book tours online.
• Fear Town, Seekonk — Open through Oct. 30. See website for details.
• Fright Kingdom, Nashua, NH — Open through Nov. 5. See website for hours.
• Barrett's Haunted Mansion, Abington — Open through Oct. 30. See website for schedule.
• Witch’s Woods Haunted Hayride and Halloween Scream Park, Westford — Open Sept. 30 to Halloween. See website for full hours.
• Haunted Gallows, Burrillville, RI — Open weekends through Oct. 30, 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.
• Southie Haunts, Boston — Not a haunted house, drive-by viewing only.
• The Dark Woods, Milford, NH — Open through Oct. 30. See website for details.