Take A Walk Through A Haunted Homestead In Washington For A Spectacularly Spooky Night

Fall is an especially wonderful season in Washington. Whether you prefer to celebrate with pumpkin patches, apple picking, or haunted attractions, you'll find all kinds of seasonal celebrations all over the state. This year, Snohomish's Stocker Farms has transformed into Stalker Farms Haunted Attractions -- and while this isn't their first year hosting haunted fun, this year's lineup is completely original. If you're looking for some Halloween fun and you don't mind being a little scared, this is the place to be.

Stocker Farms is a beautiful family-owned farm you'll find out on Marsh Road in Snohomish County.

This beautiful farm hosts enticing events in every season, from sunflower fields in the spring to Fall Days for families.

When the sun goes down in the fall, Stocker Farms becomes Stalker Farms.

And that's when things get a little (ok, extremely) creepy.

Some places host haunted houses, while others offer haunted corn mazes.

But this year, at Stalker Farms, you can wander through an entire haunted homestead.

With original storylines, professional actors, and realistic costumes, this is an attraction like no other.

The idea is to make guests feel like they've been deposited straight onto the scene of a horror movie.

Have you ever watched a terrifying horror movie and wondered how you'd react if you were part of the cast?

Well, this is your chance to find out. This is Suzie Slasher, the murderous matriarch, and she's looking to expand her family (yikes).

The haunted attractions here continuously win awards, and the farm is known statewide as the place to be every October.

Considering they change things up here every single year, it isn't hard to see why.

Ready to see what the screams are all about?

Stalker Farms' haunted attractions are happening through Halloween, and this just might be their best year yet.

Ready for a screaming good time? Check out Stalker Farms' Haunted Homestead's schedule and get your tickets here.