ST. GEORGE, Utah — October brings haunted yards, pirate ships, farm festivals and family friendly fall stops across Southern Utah. This guide gathers the region’s most memorable local haunts in one place.
Plan your route
Hours and operating nights vary by attraction. Use the addresses below, confirm details before leaving home and check back as more October stops are added.
Neighborhood Haunts and Local Displays
Lost Souls Cemetery
This walk through yard display pairs elaborate scenery with customized spooky music and sound effects.
1696 W. 1300 South Mock Cemetery
A neighborhood cemetery display filled with seasonal scenery and family friendly frights.
The Hay Maze
A playful seasonal stop for visitors who want autumn atmosphere without a major scare.
Haunted Wood Cove Pirate Ship House
Southern Utah’s pirate ship haunt features firing cannons, singing skeletons, a radio broadcast and a complete walk through experience.
Arachnid Asylum
A dramatic outdoor display for spider lovers and haunt enthusiasts.
Destination Haunts and Farm Festivals
The Farm in Hurricane
Seasonal farm attractions and an evening haunt create a larger destination experience. Details are available at thefarmzion.com.
Kanarra Scare at Frisby Farms
The lineup includes a pumpkin patch, a 5,500 square foot indoor maze, a target shooting hayride, an apothecary activity, food vendors and a trebuchet pumpkin launch.
Know before you go
Outdoor displays may pause for weather, maintenance or private events. Be considerate of neighborhood traffic, follow posted rules and supervise children around roads and moving attractions.
