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The month of October is here, so you should be getting ready for some scares because Halloween will be here before you know it. New Brunswick is host to many haunted houses and truly haunted locations across the province, so there are quite a few places for you to get ‘your scare on’. To help you decide where to go to have a lot of eerie fun, listed below you will find 15+ haunted attractions in New Brunswick.
**Due to COVID-19, there are not many events or haunted activities this year.**
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Fletcters Farm Haunted Corn Maze
Can you get out of the scary haunted maze? Visit Fletcters Farm for Low-Level Scare/Kids Daytime Haunted Corn Maze Trail and High-Level Scare/Night Haunted Corn Maze Trail.
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October 17 & 18 and 24 & 25 from 12 pm – 4 pm & 7 pm – 9 pm
Fletchers Farm, 99 Rashe Street, Miramichi
$8 – $16
Haunted Corn Trail at The Green Pig Country Market
At night for only 3 days, the corn trail at the Green Pig Country Market becomes haunted. You are never sure what will jump out and scare you once you enter the trail. Make sure that you are on-site and in line by 9 pm to make sure that you get to see the haunts.
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2927 Fredericton Rd, Salisbury
October 23rd, 24th, 29th and 30th, 2020 from 7 pm – 10 pm
$15 per Person
APEGNB Haunted Tour
Low Scare : Little ghosts and goblins will love the low scare APEGNB Haunted Tour. Kids have to be accompanied by an adult when going on this special tour.
High Scare: For bigger kids and adults who are looking for a good scare, the High Scare APEGNB Haunted Tour is the place you need to be. It is a popular haunted house in Fredericton, so you should arrive early to get your scare on.
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668 Brunswick Street, Fredericton
October 26 to 31, 2020
Stay Overnight at Kouchibouguac National Park
Kouchibougac National Park may not be haunted but it may be home to werewolves. Some people have claimed to have heard odd howling sounds at night that don’t sound like the local coyotes. The forest may have secrets that only come out when the moon is full. Are you brave enough to find out?
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National 186, NB-117, Kouchibouguac
Or Stay At The Algonquin Hotel in St. Andrews
The Algonquin is another haunted hotel that you can stay at in New Brunswick. The hotel has attracted guests from around the world, but some never left. Room 473 is claimed to be haunted by a ghostly bride who was abandoned at the altar. The Algonquin’s tower has been closed for years, but the lights come on and a woman dressed in white has been seen looking out of the windows. They even offer a paranormal package that includes a ghost tour and a surprise from the culinary team.
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184 Adolphus Street, St. Andrews
Starting from $299
Spooky Spirits
When the sun goes down the ghosts come out to play. This spooky tasting is bubble-friendly and will have you visiting stations around the City Market for cocktails and spooky stories.
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October 30, 2020 from 6 pm – 9 pm
Uncorked Tours, 47 Charlotte Street, Saint John
$20
Big Screams/Big Screen Movie Night
Join for our Big Screams Double Bill Feature Movie Night! – Two Classic Cult Thrillers “Jason Vorhees & Michael Myers” Collide Friday October 30th @ The Phoenix Theatre on 2 Giant Spider Screens!! All In Colour with Stereo Digital Sound with Big Soft Chairs! Treats and eats will be available to enjoy during your movie experience!
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October 30, 2020 from 7 pm – 11 pm
68 Exmouth Street, Saint John
$10
Costumes & Candy: A Parking Lot Party!
Register your family for a time slot and join us for fall fun & festivities! Be sure to wear your costume and snap some pics at the Photo Booth… and you may even choose to walk the Costume Runway! Play some carnival games, try your hand at a pumpkin scavenger hunt, and enjoy a delicious donut and apple cider!
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October 31, 2020 from 1 pm – 4 pm
Lewisville Baptist Church, 109 Pleasant Street, Moncton
Halloween (1978)
See the scary movie – Halloween. Gates open at 7:00, movie begins at 8:00-8:15 (dusk). Tickets can be purchased online in advance using the link included, or purchased at the door using cash, debit or credit. Tickets are $15 per individual, $10 per child under 12 and $35 per carload (as many as you can fit!).
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October 31, 2020 at 7 pm
Solomon Gardens, 1830 Salisbury Road, Moncton
$15 – $35
Canadian Horror Story: Drag Show
This October The Cornerstone in conjunction with your Halloween Specialists Justin Toodeep and Dia Monde are bringing you Canadian Horror Story: Drag Show. Our cast will be serving up all of the Drag, Filth, Horror and Glamour you can handle! This IS a horror event, so don’t be shy and dress up in your best Halloween costume, horror look or creepy clothing and you might get your moment in the spotlight as our best dressed of the evening! Best costume will receive $500 CASH!
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October 31, 2020 at 10 pm
The Cornerstone, 42 Leinster Street, Saint John
$15
The Skyway Lodge in Miramichi
The Skyway Lodge may be the most haunted apartment building in New Brunswick. It is said that around 100 ghosts haunt the building, with the most notable one being a girl named Lily who committed suicide after finding her mother dead and still walks the halls to this day. There is also rumoured to be a ghost axe murderer in the basement.
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5 Cole Crescent, Miramichi
Find Rebecca Lutes’ Grave in Moncton
The story of Rebecca Lutes is one of Moncton’s most popular ghost stories. Rebecca Lutes was said to be a witch because it was rumoured that she was able to tell the future. Since it was 1876, she was found guilty of sorcery and hung from a branch of a large poplar tree. She was claimed to be buried upside down and her grave was covered in concrete. Her grave has been the spot of many unusual occurrences including strange lights, mysterious fires and more.
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Gorge Rd, Moncton’s
Free
Explore the Grey Island Cemetery
In the Grey Island Cemetery, there is a white stone statue that looks like a woman, who is claimed to be the woman who is in the grave. The story goes that she was murdered and her husband spent hours every day talking to the statue. When he died, his body was found at the base of the statue. Today, it is said that the statue will tap your shoulder if you walk around it three times and stand with your back to it. The hand of the statue has been removed but people still claim to feel the tap.
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Grey Island Rd, Hillsborough
The Dungarvon Whooper
At one of the many logging camps in the 1800s, an Irishman named Ryan was murdered by another logger for the money belt Ryan had been wearing. The night after the murder, a loud whooping noise and screaming were heard. The sound is still said to be heard today on the banks of the Dungarvon.
Blackville
Tour the Capitol Theatre
The Capitol Theatre is one of Moncton’s most iconic buildings and is also the most famous for being haunted. It is said to be haunted by the spirit of Alexander ‘Sandy’ Lindsay, a volunteer firefighter, who was killed in 1924 when battling a fire on the main stage. He causes cold winds to blow through the theatre, and even appears seated when the auditorium is empty.
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811 Main St, Moncton
Charlotte Country Court House
The Charlotte Country Court House was built in the 1840s and is the oldest courthouse in Canada. It is right across the street from the country gaol, which was used up until the 1870s. The Court House is said to be haunted by the convicts who were hung at the gaols. Some people have reported cold spots and the feeling of being watched when they visited the courthouse.
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123 Frederick St, Saint Andrews