2016 update! A few of our top picks are closed this season, but fear not. If screams in the night and ghoul and goblin fright is your thing, you won’t want to miss out on these three creepy haunted houses and attractions near Baltimore. After Halloween they’re sure to vanish fast. Visit now… if you dare.
Field of Screams – The #1 rated scream park in Maryland, DC, Virginia and Delaware, located in Olney, Maryland a little under an hour from Gramercy Mansion, is well worth the drive. Haunted Trail, Nightmares in 3D Haunted House, Hades Hayride and Paintball Apocolypse are guaranteed to give you nightmares for weeks. Individual attraction prices, value packs and fast passes available. Open Friday – Saturday and some Thursdays & Sundays through November 5, 2015.
Bedlam in the Boro – Brought to you by the Lineboro Volunteer Fire Department, Bedlam in the Boro features an old-fashioned haunted hayride, House of Horror, food, games and entertainment. For the younger crowd or those faint of heart, hop on the Bedlam Bypass, a non-scary hayride with a stop at the pumpkin patch for kids to choose a free pumpkin (Oct. 16 & 23 only). Attractions open Fridays and Saturdays, October 7 – October 29, 2015.
Legends of the Fog – One of Maryland’s best haunts features four scary attractions in Aberdeen. Prepare to be spooked with a Haunted Hayride, Sinister Circus, new for 2016 Farewell Hotel, and Cornstalkers creepy corn maze. Visit on Blackout Weekend (Nov. 4 & 5) to explore modified attractions with the lights out! Click here for schedule, pricing and ticket info.
Sufficiently spooked? We hope so! If the chills and goosebumps have you craving more, ask an innkeeper to share some ghost stories during your next stay at Gramercy… with over 100 years of history, the Mansion has some of its own tales to tell. Book a fall getaway now!
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