If you’re looking for spooky fall fun in New Jersey, you’ll find it at the Field of Terror. A perfect attraction for the Halloween season, it’s the scariest haunted corn maze in New Jersey. There’s more to the site than one of the creepiest corn mazes in New Jersey, though. Put on by the Kyle Family Farm in East Windsor, there are daytime and nighttime activities to suit guests of all ages and terror tolerances, making it a must-visit during fall in New Jersey.
The Kornfield of Karnage is a favorite at the Field of Terror.
Wander the corn maze if you're feeling brave but you never know what's lurking in the field at night.
Killer clowns, Freddy Kreuger, Michael Myers, Jason Voorhees, and other movie monsters have all been spotted over the years. If you get lost in the field, we're pretty sure they'll find you...
Perhaps you'd prefer a hayride. That certainly seems safer...or does it??? Be prepared for a scare at the Field of Terror's haunted hayride to Terror Town.
A wide range of nightmarish situations and creatures await!
Timmery Manor, a classic haunted house, might be the most horrifying at all. Being enclosed with monsters can feel quite suffocating. Visitors just might die of fright.
Luckily, you can choose your adventure. There are several scary attractions to choose from and you can buy individual or combo passes. Tickets can be purchased in advance. Want some daytime fall fun? You’ll be happy to know the farm boasts one of the most unique corn mazes in New Jersey – an interactive maze. Find 8 virtual animals using an app on your phone! After you’re done with the maze, visit the pumpkin patch. You can pick your own pumpkins and squash. Doesn’t that sound like fun? Day or night, you’re in for a good time. You can learn more about hours, pricing, and safety guidelines on the Field of Terror website.
So, what do you think? Is this the most haunted corn maze in New Jersey? Know of another corn maze in New Jersey more deserving of the title? Tell us!
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