California Haunted Mazes & Haunted Corn Mazes
Universal Studios Hollywood may be where many of the best horror films are produced, but for an authentic, real-life scare this Halloween season you'll want to make a visit to California's Haunted Mazes and Haunted Corn Maze attractions. There's no limit to scare between the farms, haunted fields, haunted houses, and other fear grounds.
Ontario, CA
Chaffey Theatre Company presents CHS Haunt: Murder Castle based on America's first prolific serial killer. H. H.
The Bernal Scream Haunted House
San Jose, CA ● Next open 9/18
The Bernal Scream is pleased to announce our 2026 season! For the first time in our show's history, we will be opening TWO haunted attractions under one ticket!
CHS Haunt: Murder Castle
Ontario, CA
Chaffey Theatre Company presents CHS Haunt: Murder Castle based on America's first prolific serial killer. H. H. Holmes horrified the nation with his specially design house that he used to murder women, men, and children.
Ranch of Horror
chowchilla, CA
California ROH is the Regalo Family’s Original Haunt. We started our haunt in Snelling California, before moving to the Stanislaus County Fairgrounds in Turlock until 2019. We have been closed since Covid but we are excited to be back terrorizing California's central valley in Chowchilla, CA.
The Bernal Scream Haunted House
San Jose, CA
The Bernal Scream is pleased to announce our 2026 season! For the first time in our show's history, we will be opening TWO haunted attractions under one ticket! This expansion marks a milestone and the start of a new chapter for The Bernal Scream! These high endurance haunted attractions are not for the faint of heart!
Haunted Corn Maze - Carlsbad Strawberry Company
Carlsbad, CA
This Halloween season, step into the ultimate nightmare at our Haunted Corn Maze, created in partnership with the Agua Hedionda Lagoon Foundation. With over 30 live scare actors, bone-chilling themed rooms, and terrifying twists around every corner, this experience is guaranteed to get your heart racing.
