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Fear Farm is returning to Bright, Ontario, for its 2026 season from September 26 to October 31, bringing back a full lineup of haunted attractions, live entertainment, food stops and licensed patios.
Located on the border of Oxford County and the Kitchener-Waterloo Region, Fear Farm is the region’s greatest haunt, with different haunted attractions to explore, as well as on-site food trucks and a bakery.
If you like your fall nights loud, dark, and a little unsettling, this event gives you seven different haunts to work through, including its well-known horse-drawn hayride.
What to Expect
Enjoy an evening built around seven haunted experiences; each one bringing a different kind of scare. The lineup ranges from dark cornfields and forest trails to clowns, aliens, asylum fears and chainsaw-wielding hillbillies in the woods.
Between attractions, you can catch live entertainment on the main stages, grab food and beverages from six venues, or stop at one of the licensed patios.
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If your group wants a more private place to relax between scares, you can book the VIP Campfire Experience for $134.99. The package includes a private pod, Fast Pass access to the haunted attractions, a campfire tended by a fire engineer and country views away from the main crowds. You can also order food and drinks using a QR code and have them delivered directly to your pod. Campfires wrap up 30 minutes before Fear Farm closes for the night.
What scares are waiting for you?
Fear Farm’s seven haunts each bring a different horror theme into the mix.
The Stalking Dead drops you into a pitch-black cornfield, while Hiller House puts you inside Dr. Hiller’s unsettling world.
The Hayride uses live horses, forests and cinematic scenes to bring creatures from the past to life.
Carnevil leans into creepy clown fears, and The Visitors takes you inside a lab after alien containment fails.
Hillbilly Hike adds swamp woods, hostile hillbillies and chainsaws, while Woodsboro Asylum focuses on psychological fear and the idea of confronting what scares you most.
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What can you do between scares?
Fear Farm has six food venues, three spacious patio bars serving seasonal drinks, licensed patios and live entertainment on its main stages. You can grab something to eat or drink and regroup before your next haunt.
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Can you arrive early and visit Snyder’s Farm?
If you are visiting Fear Farm on a Saturday or Sunday, you can purchase an additional Early Access Farm pass for $9.81. The early-access ticket is valid only for the same night as your Fear Farm ticket and starts two hours before Fear Farm opens.
Enjoy daytime farm activities, grab something to eat from one of six food areas, or pick up a beverage from one of two bars before heading into the evening’s haunted attractions.
What is VIP campfire?
The Private Campfire VIP Experience costs $134.99 on select dates and includes a Fast Pass. Your group gets a private pod, a campfire maintained by a fire engineer, country views and QR-code ordering with delivery. Campfires end 30 minutes before closing.
What should you know before your trip?
Fear Farm is recommended for visitors aged 16 and older, with the attraction described as a “very dark and terrifying haunted attraction.”
If you are under 18, you must attend with an adult who is at least 18 years old.
