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You can scare yourselves silly this Halloween with a number of creative, creepy, and chilling haunted house experiences in Alberta.
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And no two experiences are the same. Each of these haunted houses, haunted fields, corn mazes, trains and other eerie attractions finds a different way to deliver the scares. You may encounter zombies, unsettling characters, creatures lurking in the dark, elaborate sets or something you cannot quite see coming.
Some haunted experiences are designed primarily for adults and older teens, while others keep the scares lighter for families and younger visitors. Always check the organizer’s age recommendations before going, particularly for attractions involving darkness, loud noises, physical contact or intense live actors.
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Blachford Field of Nightmares
Take your scares outdoors to the Blachford Field of Nightmares this October for a truly thrilling Halloween event. Tour the haunted field if you dare, and enjoy all the amenities of Evergreen Park before or after your haunted experience.
Thursdays to Sundays until October 31, 2026
Evergreen Park, Grande Prairie
$20 per person
Hornbrook Hollow Haunt
Head into the woods near Grande Prairie for an outdoor Halloween haunt with three intensity levels. Families can explore during daylight without scare actors, while nighttime visitors can choose an atmospheric dark-woods walk or the full Scare Maze with live actors, interactive sets, blackout sections and jump scares. The most intense experience is recommended for ages 12 and older.
October 2026 | Select dates
6275 Township Road 692, Grovedale
$7.50 to $20 per person
Peace River Agricultural Society Haunted House
The Peace River Ag. Society is set to host its annual Haunted Event at the Fair Grounds. It is an affordable way to celebrate Halloween with some scares while also supporting the Agricultural Society.
October 27-31, 2026
Peace River Fair Grounds – 83562 Fairgrounds Road, Northern Sunrise County
$5 per person
Warwa Woods: The Lady of the Lake
October 23 to 25, 2026 | 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Camp Warwa, Darwell
$22
DEADmonton Haunted House
DEADmonton returns for its 13th season with three haunted houses at the former Edmonton Sun building. The 2026 experience includes Cursed, The Asylum and The Rejects, with timed admission covering all three attractions. Special nights include an intimate Date Night on October 2 and the Lights Out finale on November 6 and 7.
September 25 to November 7, 2026
9300 47 Street, Edmonton
Regular admission starts at $36.99; prices vary by date and ticket type
DARK
Fort Edmonton Park becomes an after-dark Halloween festival with two scare zones, three returning haunted attractions and one new haunt for 2026. Visitors can move between the scares while stopping for local food and music around the park. Gates open before the haunts, giving guests time to settle in before darkness takes over.
October 2 to 31, 2026 | Select nights | Gates 6:30 PM; haunts 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM
Fort Edmonton Park, 7000 143 Street NW, Edmonton
$50 general admission; $80 with Fast Pass, plus fees and GST
High Level Bridge Haunted Trolley Tours
Ride Edmonton’s historic High Level Bridge after sunset on a one-hour Halloween trolley tour combining local history with ghost stories. The trip crosses the bridge and travels through Old Strathcona while guides share darker tales connected with the neighbourhood. It offers a different kind of Halloween outing for visitors who prefer storytelling to a traditional haunted house.
October 9 to 31, 2026
High Level Streetcar, 8408 Gateway Boulevard NW, Edmonton
$49.49
NOW! Radio Haunted House
NOW! Radio transforms its Edmonton garage and parking lot into a volunteer-built haunted house for one night. The 2026 story revisits a mysterious harvest fair where guests supposedly disappeared a century ago, with live actors and plenty of jump scares. Admission is free, although visitors are encouraged to bring food or cash donations for Edmonton’s Food Bank.
October 21 to 23, 2026
9894 42 Avenue NW, Edmonton
Free; food or cash donation encouraged
Kiwi’s Haunted House
Kiwi Nurseries transforms its garden-centre trails and growing house into a family-friendly Halloween attraction on select October evenings. The experience delivers spooky scenery and smaller scares rather than an adults-only horror event, making it an option for families who want something atmospheric without committing to Alberta’s most intense haunted houses.
October 9 to 30, 2026 | Select Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays
Kiwi Garden Centre, 31313 118 Avenue, Acheson
$8 general admission; $15 Priority Pass, plus GST
K3 Family Farm Field of Screams
After dark, K3 Family Farm’s corn maze becomes the Field of Screams, with live scare actors, darkness, loud noises and surprises hidden around the maze. The farm recommends the attraction for older visitors rather than young children. Dress for cold weather and muddy conditions, and plan to warm up afterward with hot food and drinks available on site.
October 24 & 30, 2026 | 7:30 PM to 10:30 PM
19409 TWP 512, Tofield
$12 per person
Haunted Hike
Vegreville’s Haunted Hike returns as an indoor haunted attraction built around elaborate rooms, dark corridors and actor-driven scares. The locally created experience has developed into one of the better-known Halloween haunts east of Edmonton.
October 2 to 31, 2026
5225 52 Avenue, Vegreville
$29.99 to $59.99
Zed Haunted House
Red Deer’s long-running Zed Haunted House returns as a major fundraiser for BGC Red Deer & District. Along with regular evening scares, the 2026 run includes child-friendly weekend matinees and special nights such as Black Out, Thriller Tuesdays and Midnight Madness. More than 160 volunteers help bring the large theatrical haunted attraction to life.
October 16 to 31, 2026 | Regular evenings 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Nexus Centre, 7740 40 Avenue, Red Deer
$20 general admission; $25 Spook Pass; other special-event prices vary
ScreamFest
ScreamFest
ScreamFest returns to Stampede Park with multiple haunted houses plus carnival-style attractions and an adults-only night. General admission provides one entry to each haunted house, while upgraded passes add repeat entries or front-of-line access. The 2026 calendar spans eleven nights, including Halloween itself, with October 22 reserved as the 18+ adults-only event.
October 9 to 31, 2026
GMC Stadium, Stampede Park, Calgary
$35 to $75, depending on ticket type and date
Field of Screams
Cobb’s Adventure Park becomes a 20-acre Halloween attraction with six haunted houses plus rides, activities, food and drinks. Visitors can also use selected daytime-style attractions before they close for the evening. October 22 is an adults-only licensed night with stronger scares. Animal areas close earlier than the haunted houses, so arrive before dark if those matter.
October 9 to 24, 2026 | 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Cobb’s Adventure Park, 1500 84 Street NE, Calgary
$33 plus GST and fees online; $40 at the door. Adults Night: $37 online or $45 at the door
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Aspen Crossing’s Train of Terror
Aspen Crossing turns its railway into an adults-only moving haunt. Guests first work through three maze experiences before boarding the train for a 1.5-hour ride where the scares continue. Performers may touch, grab or follow visitors, so this is deliberately more intense than a standard haunted attraction. Food and drinks are available during the approximately two-hour experience.
18+ only.
October 1 to 31, 2026 | Fridays & Saturdays | Departures at 6:30 PM & 8:30 PM
Aspen Crossing, Mossleigh
$66.66 to $119.99 plus fees
Nightmare in the Campground Haunted House
Experience a night of scares, screams, and spooky fun as we transform the campground into a haunted house like no other.
Explore dark corridors, encounter terrifying creatures, and test your bravery as you navigate through our haunted maze. Whether you’re a horror enthusiast or just looking for a good scare, this event is sure to give you nightmares for weeks to come!
Until October 31, 2026
Okotoks Lions Campground, 99 Woodhaven Drive, Okotoks
$15 & up
Creepy Hollow Haunted Mansion
Warner
Make your October weekends a little creepier with the Halloween events at Creepy Hollow. Creepy Hollow near Warner expands its October scares into two FrightFest nights featuring haunted trails, live music, food trucks, tattoos and costume contests. The main attractions operate until 10 p.m., followed by a late performance from Phantasmagoria. The rural location south of Lethbridge makes this one of Southern Alberta’s more unusual destination Halloween events.
October 2026; frightfest: October 9 & 10, 2026 | 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Creepy Hollow, 44046 Highway 4, Warner
Midnight Macabre
Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village leans into its own reported ghost stories for Midnight Macabre 2. The evening combines unsettling local tales with a beginner-friendly paranormal investigation using ghost-hunting equipment around the historic site. The park also offers smaller Paranormal Adventure sessions on other October nights for groups wanting a more focused investigation experience.
October 30, 2026 | 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village, 1037 Bev McLachlin Drive, Pincher Creek
Field of Screams – Lethbridge
Spitz Stadium takes a darker turn for Halloween when the Lethbridge Bulls and Prairie Baseball Academy transform the ballpark into Field of Screams. The seasonal haunted-house experience mixes scares with a playful atmosphere and is designed to work for a broader range of visitors than some adults-only haunts. It runs through the second half of October.
October 16 to 31, 2026
Spitz Stadium, Lethbridge
Adult $16.50, Kids 12 & Under $9.50, Student / Senior $13.50
Textile Haunted House
Alberta artist Shanell Papp transforms Medicine Hat’s historic Ewart Duggan House with eerie textile works, sculpture and multimedia installations exploring grief, impermanence and the things that haunt us. It is more atmospheric art installation than jump-scare haunt, and visitors can wander at their own pace. A Giant Ghost installation also appears downtown throughout October.
October 17, 24, 30 & 31, 2026 | Times vary by date
Historic Ewart Duggan House, Medicine Hat
Free
For all Edmonton area Halloween events, see:
Halloween in Edmonton
For all Calgary area Halloween events, see:
Halloween in Calgary