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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 (or haunted fields, corn mazes, trains, and more) offers a unique way of delivering on the thrills and chills, and they do so by playing off our biggest fears. You may encounter zombies, ghost children, deranged killers, or maybe even some things you can’t see.
Some haunted experiences are meant to scare adults but are open to older children and teens. However, some cater to the younger crowd by offering a less intense Halloween haunt.
Most haunted houses don’t have strict age restrictions; instead, they offer recommendations. Each haunted house or experience is clear about the level of scare it intends to deliver to its guests.
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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, 2025
Evergreen Park, Grande Prairie
$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.
For ages 12 and older.
October 27-31, 2025
Peace River Fair Grounds – 83562 Fairgrounds Road, Northern Sunrise County
$5 per person
Camp Warwa Halloween
October 23 to 25, 2025
Camp Warwa, Box 29, Darwell
$19.85 – $154.65
For home-based Halloween haunts in Fort McMurray, see here.
DEADmonton
Deadmonton Haunted House offers three attractions – two indoor attractions and one outdoor attraction. – House of Madame Tortura, Danse Macabre and Biogen Organics: The Human Experiment. Plus, they also offer flashlit nights, making the scariest event in Edmonton even scarier by turning off the lights inside!
For ages 12 and older.
Until November 8, 2025
9300 47 Street, Edmonton
$39.99 & up
For all Edmonton area Halloween events, see: Halloween in Edmonton
DARK
Ever imagine what Fort Edmonton Park looks like at night, after all the lights go out? Experience Fort Edmonton Park in the DARK this Halloween and enjoy plenty of scares around the old fort, the creepy carnival, live music, and a few Halloween-inspired cocktails or food.
For ages 14 and older.
Until November 1, 2025
Fort Edmonton Park, 7000 143 Street NW, Edmonton
$50 – $80
Kiwi’s Haunted House
Kiwi’s Nursery in Spruce Grove will host their annual Haunted House this year, which transforms its countryside trails into a spooky fall scene. The family-friendly event is perfect for all ages, with all sorts of smaller scares.
For all ages
October 3 to November 1, 2025
Kiwi Nurseries Ltd, 118 Ave NW, Acheson
$4 to $15
K3 Family Farm Field of Screams
The K3 Family Farm promises two nights of terror with its annual Field of Screams. Attend any one of the nights to experience their giant corn maze after dark. Experience it if you dare, as things, creatures, and ghosts are afoot in the maze. If you thought being lost in a corn maze at night was scary, try a night in the Field of Screams!
Intended for adults and teens.
October 18 & 24, 2025
19409 TWP 512, Tofield
$10 per ticket
Haunted Hike
One of Alberta’s famous haunted attractions, Haunted Hike, returns after 3 years. This year, it includes a new three-storey building that doubles the haunted space. Visitors can expect new themed rooms, professional set designs, and interactive performances from live actors in custom costumes. Enhanced special effects and animatronics are also introduced to elevate the experience.
October 3 to November 2, 2025
5228 52 Ave, Vegreville
$10 to $25
Zed’s Haunted House
October 17 to 31, 2025
1780 49 Avenue, Red Deer
$10 to $25
The Haunted House
Explore the annual haunted house at the Lakefront Building with a new spooky theme — The forest!
October 24 – 26 & 30, 2025
Lakefront Park Building, Sylvan Lake
Varies
Unsettled Fright Nights
Calgary’s newest Halloween attraction, Unsettled, transforms the historic Settlement into a terrifying Red Zone scare zone after dark. Created with Haunted Calgary, it features eerie buildings, frightening storylines, and scare actors at every turn. Unsettled Fright Nights offer an adults-only evening of pure horror — no family fun, just an immersive, unforgettable night of fear.
October 17, 18, 29, 30 and Nov. 1, 2025
Heritage Park, 1900 Heritage Dr SW, Calgary
$29.95
Hell Night
A Night of Terror Awaits at Haunted Calgary’s Immersive Hell Night Game!
A strange and horrible plague has swept through Alberta, and the infected are hungry for brains. You’ve found refuge at Heritage Park with your band of fellow survivors—but the respite is only temporary, for the scent of fresh flesh has drawn the horde to your hiding place.
For ages 12 and older.
October 31, November 2, 2025
Heritage Park, 1900 Heritage Dr SW, Calgary
$60
Screamfest
While haunted houses are one of the main attractions of Calgary’s Screamfest, they aren’t the only chilling things to look forward to at the festival. Your tickets get you access to six different outdoor haunted houses, as well as carnival games, rides, an adult only night, and horror film screenings.
For ages 12 and older.
ScreamFest
October 10 to November 1, 2025
Grandstand, Stampede Park 3 St SE, Calgary
$30 – $63
Field of Screams
Field of Screams is turning Cobb’s Adventure Park into a terrifying, thrilling and spine-tingling terror show. Brought to you by Screamworks Inc. the mastermind creators of Calgary’s morbid, macabre and hair-raising Screamfest, this Halloween inspired outdoor event is sure to bring horrifying fear into the hearts of attendees looking to roam 20 acres at night and test their bravery in our haunted houses.
October 10 to 25, 2025
1500 84th St. NE, Calgary
$33 to $40
Fright House Mînî Thnî
October 9 to November 1, 2025
Morley
Aspen Crossing’s Train of Terror
The adults-only Train of Terror excursion promises some real thrills on the rails. Your night begins at the station where you’ll make your way through a haunted maze before hopping the Train of Terror. Once on the train, the haunt can begin at any time. The excursions allow time for socializing, cocktail, and food purchases.
October 2 to November 1, 2025
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, 2025
Okotoks Lions Campground, 99 Woodhaven Drive, Okotoks
$11.98 & up
For all Calgary area Halloween events, see: Halloween in Calgary
Creepy Hollow Haunted Mansion & Fright Nights
Warner
Make your October weekends a little creepier with the Halloween events at Creepy Hollow. Creepy Hollow is a perfect stop for anyone living along Highway 4 in Lethbridge or Taber.
October, 2025 | 4:00 PM – 10:00 PM
44046 Hwy 4, Warner
Kootenai Brown’s Spooky Town
October 30, 2025
$15
1037 Bev McLachlin Dr, Pincher Creek
The Haunted Greenhouse
Witches, Mummies, and Ghosts return to this greenhouse by Kevin and Julie Lagasse.
TBA
305 2nd st. s.w. Redcliff
Textile Haunted House
Medicine Hat offers a hauntingly fun experience with Shanell Papp’s Textile Haunted House at the Historic Ewart Duggan House. Explore eerie textile art reflecting on grief and impermanence, then enjoy ghostly projections, outdoor tours, a Giant Ghost installation, and an outdoor screening of Hocus Pocus.
October 18 to 30, 2025
Esplanade Arts & Heritage Centre, Medicine Hat
