Maryland's Top 2024 Haunted Attractions

2024 Maryland Must See Attractions > 2024 Must See Attractions in the US

Maryland’s Halloween season is packed with bone-chilling excitement—from haunted houses and creepy walks to zombie hunts, haunted corn mazes, shootouts, and classic hayrides. With so many thrilling options, choosing the perfect scare for you and your brave crew can be a challenge.

That’s why Haunts.com has put together a list of the top-rated haunted attractions across the state. Based on rave reviews and standout scares, these picks earned their reputation during the 2024 season and are ready to terrify again. Dive into the list below and start planning an unforgettable Halloween adventure!

Top Pick for the 2024 Halloween Season: Station 7 Terror Trail - Gambrills, MD

Station 7 Terror Trail returns for the 2025 Halloween season with fun and frights for the whole family! This family-friendly haunt features a spooky Terror Trail recommended for ages 8 and up, along with the Boo Haunt Loop—a gentler, not-so-scary experience designed for kids under 8. Younger visitors can also enjoy kid-friendly activities near the ticket booth. Best of all, it’s for a great cause—all proceeds benefit the Arundel Volunteer Fire Department.

Type: Haunted Mazes, Haunted Corn Mazes | Read More | Visit Website | Share Review

Bedlam in the Boro - Lineboro, MD

Bedlam in the Boro returns to Lineboro to deliver double the terror with its legendary Haunted Hayride and House of Horrors. Hosted by the Lineboro Volunteer Fire Department, this fright-filled event features a three-mile hayride through the dark woods, where grotesque scenes and haunting creatures await. Brave souls can also enter the 3,200-square-foot House of Horrors, filled with twists, turns, and face-to-face encounters with spine-chilling spirits. Whether you're riding through the night or navigating the nightmare inside, Bedlam in the Boro is a scream-worthy experience for the bravest of the brave.

Type: Haunted Houses | Read More | Visit Website | Share Review

Shady Rest Haunt - Flintstone, MD

Once a stop for westbound stagecoaches, Shady Rest Haunt now teems with lost souls, cryptids, undead horrors, and bizarre scientific experiments gone wrong. You will encounter immersive scenes—from a mist-shrouded spirit to a toxic waste disaster—brought to life with custom-built sets, eerie soundscapes, and sensory effects. Forget fast-paced trails—Shady Rest invites you to linger, listen, and let the stories sink in.

Type: Haunted Mazes, Haunted Corn Mazes | Read More | Visit Website | Share Review

301 Devil's Playground - Galena, MD

Five terrifying haunted attractions sure to leave you screaming await at 301 Devil's Playground. Located in Galena, Maryland, this Halloween destination is home to The Harvest, The Barn of Torture, 3D Phobia, House of Hell, and the Barnyard. From haunted cornfields and twisted torture chambers to a blacklight maze of nightmares, each attraction immerses you in a chilling backstory of madness, murder, and the macabre. With food, music, and entertainment on site, 301 Devil’s Playground is a one-stop destination for seasonal thrills.

Type: Haunted Houses | Read More | Visit Website | Share Review

Markoff's Haunted Forest - Dickerson, MD

Markoff’s Haunted Forest is back this Halloween season with over a mile of heart-pounding terror deep in the woods of Maryland. Expect immersive sets, intense scares, and a rich backstory—including a towering three-story castle façade built from the original doors and archway used on Black Sabbath’s 1980 Heaven and Hell tour. Keep an eye out for the iconic red-eyed gargoyles now haunting the graveyard scene. For the truly brave, The Town offers an up-close, no-holds-barred experience where the characters don't play nice—and mercy isn’t on the menu.

Type: Haunted Hay Rides | Read More | Visit Website | Share Review

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