🎃IdahoHauntedHouses.com Halloween Weekend Guide: October 13-16 👻

The Halloween Season is in full swing and there are a ton of great Haunted Attractions that will be bringing on the horror all weekend long. From Haunted Trails and eerie Corn Mazes to challenging Escape Games and Zombie Shootouts, the options are truly endless.

If you are interested in a little less scares, have no fear, we have something for everyone! IdahoHauntedHouses.com also features Fall Fun Attractions, including Pumpkin Patches, Festivals, Hay Rides, Not-So-Scary Haunted Houses, and more!

After visiting a haunted attraction, be sure to come back and visit https://www.idahohauntedhouses.com to leave the haunt a review and rating. This will help the attraction be in the running to win the 2022 Haunt of the Year!

	Requiem Haunted House Caldwell, ID Open Friday and Saturday Requiem is the newest and largest 13,000 sq ft indoor haunted attraction in the treasure valley. Experience a multi-level and intense story telling experience.
	Haunted Mansion of Albion Albion, ID Open Friday and Saturday Haunted Mansions of Albion is the largest indoor/outdoor haunted production in the Northwest. This is as real as it gets.
	The Haunted River Menan, ID Open Friday and Saturday We built a village on an island that is 5 acres in the middle of a 9 acre attraction. This year we built 17 buildings out of reclaimed lumber to give the feeling you are among those who lived on the I island back in the 18th century.
	Doom Haunted Attraction Idaho Falls, ID Open Friday and Saturday Doom Haunted Attraction is eastern Idaho's premier haunted attraction - featuring 'state of the art' pneumatic and animatronic props, projection effects, lighting and scenic design.
	The Haunted Swamp Twin Falls, ID Open Friday and Saturday 1 Mile walk through outdoor Terrain over rivers, bridges, through trees. Ghosts, Goblins, Zombies and more await your arrival and try to scare you out of their swamp.
	Lost Souls Attractions Shelley, ID Open Friday and Saturday The Theatre of the Lost Souls: The Virginia Theatre was built 100 years ago by a fan of picture films. It’s modern equipment and elaborate scale seemed out of place in a small town like Shelley, but it never seemed out of place to the community.