October means spooky season, and that usually means braving the different haunted houses, haunted corn mazes, and haunted hayrides in the area. We’ve created a guide on what haunted experiences are a must-visit this season in the Northern New Jersey area. Read on for a list of haunted attractions in New Jersey — from Farm of Horrors in Flemington to Pantophobia in Mahwah.

13th Hour Haunted House | 105 West Dewey Avenue Suite 5, Wharton

A real haunted trio, whether you’re looking for a haunted house, escape room, or haunted hatchet throw (with glow-in-the-dark hatchets and targets, yes) — 13th Hour has you covered. Ranked as one of the best haunted attractions in the country, this scare zone is open Tuesday through Sunday. Secure your tickets here.

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Brighton Asylum | 2 Brighton Avenue #20, Passaic

Featured on The Today Show, Cake Boss, Buzzfeed, and visited by actor James Franco — the Brighton Asylum is one of the scariest and most interactive haunted houses in the country. It has escape rooms, axe throwing, and ghost tours. It’s open Tuesday through Sunday all October. From the main Brighton Asylum to Sub CULTure and The Bleeding Grounds, there are plenty of freaky things to do here. To purchase your tickets, head to the website.

Farm of Horrors | 1051 County Road 523, Flemington

Four different horrifying attractions are located right in Flemington: Hayride of Horror, Trail of Terror, Massacre Maze, and Carnevil of Chaos. Farm of Horrors opened for the season in September and will run through October 27th. The attractions are spread out over 200+ acres on the farm, so there’s plenty of room to run away from whatever terror finds you. Make sure to grab your tickets here.

 

Nightmare at Gravity Hill | 1005 Farmingdale Road, Jackson

This is your destination for fear and a haunted farm experience. Terror waits in the five-acre walkable trail at “Nightmare on Gravity Hill.” Visitors will find themselves wondering if the frights they’re experiencing are real, or only a nightmare. Tickets can only be purchased on-site at the ticket booth, and ticket sales are cash-only. It’s open Fridays and Saturdays throughout October, and tickets are $35 for general admission or $50 for express admission to skip the line.

Oasis Island of Terror | 3 Circle Drive, Robbinsville

Oasis Island of Terror has two distinct attractions: The Woods Have Eyes and Blackout, or a combo pass that gets you into both. The Woods Have Eyes is a haunted trail that is one mile long. Activities are self-guided here and are meant to be super scary — so much so that children under 12 are not advised to attend. Tickets are only available on-site.

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Pantophobia | 600 Darlington Avenue, Mahwah

Entirely outdoors and entirely spooky, Pantophobia recently moved locations and tells the story of “The Revenge of Cyrus Grain.” This haunted wagon takes about 25 to 30 minutes, and it passes through greenhouses, open fields, and past the creepy Grain family home. You can purchase your tickets for Pantophobia in advance here — it is open on select days through October. This attraction is great for children and is one of the less terrifying options on the list. It’s entirely outdoors, so be sure to dress in warm clothes. You can see the dates and times when this attraction is open here.