Mark your calendars to attend the first-ever Boohaha Halloween Fest Oct. 29-31, 2021 in Pryor, Oklahoma. This family-friendly event will be loaded with fun and will offer a great mixture of scary and non-scary attractions. All proceeds go to a local charity, so you’ll not only be supporting a great cause, but you’ll be having a blast too! Keep scrolling to learn more about this must-attend Halloween fest in northeastern Oklahoma.

The Pryor Halloween Fest will take place at the Pryor Creek Golf Course and is presented by the golf course, along with Impact Pryor.
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This family-friendly event will take place Oct. 29 and 30 from 6 p.m. to midnight and Oct. 31 from 6 until 10 p.m.
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Admission is free for all ages; however, there will be special attractions for a fee. Advanced purchase is required.
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There will be two hayrides offered: the Goblin Express, a non-scary two-mile-long hayride, and the Haunted Mile, a haunted two-mile-long hayride that will span the 425+ acres of wooded and open pathways to the Neosho River and back.
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The haunted hayride will feature the Legend of 7-Iron Jack, a serial killer from the Pryor area that targets golfers and youth under the age of 16. Eek!
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But don't worry, the event is filled with non-scary fun like live music, bonfires, games, prizes, and food trucks.
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Be sure to dress up and bring your candy baskets, as there will be lots and lots of candy.
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For more information on the Pryor Boohaha Event, click here. Will you be attending this year’s Boohaha Halloween Fest in Oklahoma? Let us know!

If you’re looking for more spooky things to do this Halloween season, be sure to take a drive along some of Oklahoma’s haunted roads and bridges that have spooked even the bravest of souls. Their stories range from paranormal sightings to unexplainable noises to strange lights. If you still choose to drive on these six haunted roads, don’t say we didn’t warn you. Click here to read more about them.

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Pryor Creek Golf Course and A&B Golf Shop, 724 E 530, Pryor, OK 74361, USA