Fright-Filled Season Opens At Sleepy Hollow Haunted Acres

NEWTOWN, PA — Sleepy Hollow Haunted Acres, one of the scariest places in Bucks County at this time of year, has opened for the season.

Located on 200 acres on Highland Road in Upper Makefield, the property boasts three of the scariest attractions around - the Sleepy Hollow Hayride, Malfate Manor and the Field of Fright.

The Sleepy Hallow Hayride takes visitors on a mile and a quarter trip through acres of dark woods and fields where they will discover the secrets of a farm plagued with tragedy. The winding, mile-long hayride will keep everyone on edge as they encounter burning mines, a gothic graveyard, lawless backlands and a sideshow of the bizarre…among other sites. Beware, ill-fated spirits inhabit these dark woods and fields.

Quite possibly the most haunted house in Bucks County, Malfate Manor is known by neighborhood children as “The House in the Hollow.” If you can escape the old manor, you still must conquer the expansive graveyard and forbidden crypt.

And if that's not enough to scare you to death, check out the Hollow's Field of Fright.

As this is a working farm, proper footwear is a must with no sandals or high heels. There is no smoking while in line, on hayrides or in attractions. And alcohol is not allowed. Valuables should be kept in the car and cell phones should be secured.

Sleepy Hollow is open for 13 nights this Halloween season. Guest may enter from 6:30 until 9:30 p.m. On Sundays the last hayride will go out at 9 p.m. Guests who purchase tickets by 9:30 on Friday or Saturday or by 9 p.m. on Sunday will be able to experience all three attractions. The
Haunted House and The Field remain open for guests on the last hayride.

The cost to experience all Halloween attractions is $42. Individual attractions are $21. There's a special RIP "front of the line" ticket available for $62. All tickets are $5 more on Saturday, Oct. 12, 19 and 26.

Ordering tickets online is the only way to guarantee entry. Click here for ticket information.