Dreadwood Haunted Forest In Wisconsin Is So Scary You Have To Sign A Waiver
When it comes to Halloween attractions, there’s scary and then there’s Dreadwood Haunted Forest. The one-of-a-kind haunt takes frightening to a whole new level. In fact, it’s so scary that you have to sign a waiver to enter. Another thing to keep in mind, 2019 is the last time Dreadwood Haunted Forest is being put on. So if you’ve never been, this is the time to muster up the courage. Read on for all of the gory details. (If you’re brave enough, that is.)
Clearly not your typical, run of the mill Halloween attraction, the tagline for Dreadwood Haunted Forest is: No hayrides. No escape. No mercy.
Since the attraction is intended for adults, children under the age of 13 will not be admitted. But that’s probably a good thing since there are some really creepy sights in the forest.
Dreadwood Haunted Forest was held for the first time in 2010…and will be held for the last time in 2019. Over the years, 35,000 patrons have walked the forest's trails (and survived). Are you brave enough to be one of those patrons?
Dreadwood Haunted Forest is open Fridays and Saturdays in October. Visit between 7:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. Tickets are $16 and can be purchased on-site only. Cash and credit cards are accepted. And remember, it’s for a good cause – Dreadwood proudly donates proceeds to charity.
For more information, call (651) 224-3003. You can also visit the Dreadwood Haunted Forest website or Facebook page.
Address: 835 County Road E, Hudson, WI, 54016
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