What's this? A scary Christmas attraction? Count us in! On the heels of a very creepy Halloween season, it stands to reason that a few of the evil elements may still linger in the woods of the Haunted Forest at Panic Point - easily dubbed the Yuletide Nightmare, due to the gruesome imagery that lingers in these woods. This haunted attraction beckons us to take a closer look but only enter if you dare because what you see once you are inside very well could follow you and haunt your every waking moment.

The bone-chilling haunted attraction is open only one day of the year. In previous years they have even been open on Friday the 13th (a befitting date, we think!). This terrifying event is meant to scare the wits out of anyone who dares to enter the seven-acre attraction this holiday season.

But be forewarned: Distant relatives of Jolly Ole' Saint Nick aren't as pleasant and agreeable as Santa. When you encounter Krampus or Belznickle in the dark it could be a particularly hair-raising experience.

Instead of bringing presents to all the good little boys and girls these sinister beings are visiting to bring pain and torment to everyone equally regardless of how many good deeds you may have done this year. They aren't alone either because this event hosts dozens of dark and twisted beings lurking in the shadows waiting for their next victim.

Far from your traditional Christmas celebration, this haunted house will take you through 3 distinctly different areas where you will encounter odd and unusual holiday decor.

Guests will work their way through the haunted forest where monsters hide in the dark covering of the trees. 12 unique locales showcase the long and cold winter days and celebrate the dead season.

Who knows what sorts of things Santa's relatives will leave under the trees in the forest? While little Suzy HOPES for a new doll, the dolls under the trees in the Yuletide Forest are life-sized and probably don't play nice. The pictures are hard to find online and that is intentional. It is always better to allow your mind to wander not knowing what sort of horrific things you may find at Panic Point.

You can expect however to follow along with stories of old like the historic blizzard of 1962 which mixed with contaminants that poisoned and froze many residences. Those same lost souls wander around during the anniversary of this horrible event in a grotesque display of death and winter mayhem.

And those elves? Cute as they may be, are a bit loathsome, creepy, and downright vile at times.

You may find these and other ghouls and ghastly ghosts at Stalkers Farm. The dead are holding a horrible holiday party where the deceased are looking to feed on the living and you just so happen to stumble upon this feast as a guest of honor.

Do you have what it takes to visit the Yuletide Forest for a dark celebration of Christmas in December this year? In this haunted arena, it's not just the naughty that may get singled out.

The Yuletide Nightmare in the haunted forest at Panic Point takes place for one day only each December. Watch out for the evil elves, twisted Christmas characters, and abominable reindeer, among other things. If you just can't stay away from this gruesome and scary Christmas attraction (we can't either!), tickets are sold online and include all three attractions: the Haunted Forest, The Dark Trail, and Stalkers Farm.

You can also stick around after for a nice cup of hot cocoa by the fire. There will be a concession stand and you will get a chance to meet the actors that stalked and scared you! There are also VIP tickets available that include a side attraction called the Carney Crypt Experience (shiver!).

For tickets and more information, please visit the Haunted Forest Panic Point website. And to get your blood pumping, check out this teaser video for the hauntings found at The Yuletide Nightmare: