Seasonal & Holidays
Best Haunted Houses And Terrifying Halloween Attractions In Eastern PA
The ghouls, ghosts, and goblins are out to frighten and spook at attractions in the Philadelphia region.
EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA — Residents seeking the high-intensity thrill of haunted houses and other terrifying Halloween displays don’t have to look too far.
An ever-expanding directory of haunted houses, spook-filled corn mazes, and terror-inducing Halloween displays is available through FrightMaps.
The free app maps local attractions across various cities and states while allowing users to submit their own locations. The company also has published “Fright Guides” for states and metro areas.
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Check out some of these spooky attractions:
- The Ghoulyard —1075 Arbuta Road, Abington. The Ghoulyard is now open for the 2026 season. On view nightly, and ready to scare. Hours: Sept. 1 - Oct. 31, dusk - 10:00pm, weather permitting.
- The Path of Terror —535 Prince Frederick St., King of Prussia. Walk down the Path of Terror without jumping out of your skin.
- Lincoln Mill Haunted House — 4100 Main St., Philadelphia. It's "Manayunk’s Darkest Secret,” a textile mill haunted by an evil owner and his former workers.
- The Nightmare On Barry Ave. — Get spooked on this Norristown street.
- Terror on Torresdale — 8338 Torresdale Ave, Philadelphia. This Haunted Carnival can be viewed from the street, but on Halloween the gates will open for trick or treating.
- The Halloween House —206 N 7th St, Perkasie. It's a spooky walk thru.
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