Do you have what it takes to brave the terror?

Venture deep into the darkness at Lonesome Valley Farms’ Valley of Terror, where the chilling unknown awaits. Nestled in the heart of nowhere, this spine-tingling experience promises to leave you questioning every step.

The notorious haunted hayride and terrifying maze/trail will challenge even the bravest souls to confront their darkest fears. So, are you ready to enter the Valley of Terror, or will you take the easy way out?

Haunted Hayride: A Journey into the Unknown

Your journey begins as you board the haunted hayride, navigating the eerie fields of the legendary Slotter Farmstead. The creaks of the wagon wheels echo in the stillness, broken only by distant whispers and unnatural sounds lurking in the shadows.

You’ll traverse through foggy fields, where every turn holds terrifying surprises. Rumors have spread about real spirits haunting the farm, leaving visitors to wonder: Are the apparitions you see part of the scare, or something far more sinister?

Slotter Farmhouse and Barn: Terror Continues Indoors

The fear escalates as you disembark and make your way into the Slotter Farmhouse and Barn. Step inside if you dare, but beware—the things that go bump in the night are waiting to meet you.

Every corner you turn, every creak of the floorboard under your feet, could be a spirit waiting to jump out. But don’t worry—if the terror becomes too much, a chicken exit is available for those who can’t handle the fear.

Haunted Maze & Trail: Will You Survive?

Feeling brave? Dare to enter the Haunted Maze & Trail, a labyrinth designed to mess with your senses. As you wander through, you’ll find your nerves fraying with every step.

Unsettling sounds and strange shadows follow your every move, leaving you looking over your shoulder constantly. This maze isn’t for the faint-hearted—only the strong survive this horrifying journey.

Not Brave Enough? Try the Non-Haunted Corn Maze!

If the Valley of Terror seems like too much for you, don’t worry—there’s still fun to be had! Try your luck in the Non-Haunted Corn Maze, where you can enjoy a more relaxed adventure. It’s the perfect alternative for families or those looking for a break from the fear.

Event Information

Event Details	Information
Location	Lonesome Valley Farms, Slotter Farmstead
Haunted Hayride & Attractions	Every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
Operating Hours	Fridays & Saturdays: Dusk – 10:00 PM Sundays: Dusk – 9:00 PM
Admission Cost	Combo Ticket: $30 (Includes Haunted Hayride & Maze)
Payment Method	CASH ONLY
Parking	Free
Snacks & Refreshments	Available for purchase onsite
Touching Allowed?	No – Touch-free scare experience
Age Recommendation	Haunted Attractions for ages 13+ Corn Maze suitable for all ages

Ticketing & Important Information

• Tickets can be purchased at the event’s onsite ticket booth.
• Admission is cash only, so make sure to bring enough money for tickets and snacks.
• Free parking is available, ensuring a hassle-free visit.
• Both the haunted and non-haunted attractions are held outdoors, so dress appropriately for the weather.

Note: Due to the intense nature of the Haunted Hayride and Maze, it is recommended for ages 13 and up. For younger visitors, or those seeking a less intense experience, the non-haunted Corn Maze is the perfect choice.

Why You Shouldn’t Miss This Experience

Lonesome Valley Farms’ Valley of Terror is more than just a haunted attraction—it’s an unforgettable experience. From the dark fields of the Slotter Farmstead to the unnerving haunted maze, this event pushes the boundaries of fear and fun.

Real spirits have been rumored to roam the grounds, adding a genuine layer of mystery to an already terrifying experience. Are you ready to face what lurks in the Valley of Terror? Or will you be the one taking the chicken exit?

Prepare for a night you won’t soon forget. Come with your friends and challenge yourselves to survive the haunted hayride, or get hopelessly lost in the non-haunted corn maze. Either way, the Valley of Terror is the ultimate Halloween destination for those who love to flirt with fear!

Plan Your Visit Today!

Lonesome Valley Farms Valley of Terror is open every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday night throughout the Halloween season. Grab your friends, bring your courage, and head into the darkness for a night of heart-pounding terror! Just remember to bring cash for your tickets and snacks—and perhaps a flashlight for when you lose your way.