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Haunt Manor Niagara Falls: One of Ontario’s Scariest Halloween Attractions

By admin Thursday, October 1, 2026

Haunt Manor Niagara FallsLooking for one of the largest and scariest Halloween attractions in Ontario? Haunt Manor in Niagara Falls is back for 2026 with a new storyline, new haunted attractions and plenty of reasons to scream.

Located on Lundy’s Lane at Campark Resorts, Haunt Manor isn’t your typical walk-through haunted house. The massive outdoor Halloween attraction combines a theatrical haunted hayride, multiple haunted houses and mazes, forest trails, scare zones, live entertainment and a Halloween midway into one seriously scary night out.

And for 2026, The Condemned have arrived.

Key Points

Haunt Manor runs select nights throughout October 2026 in Niagara Falls.

The 2026 season introduces The Condemned, a new storyline running through the Haunted Hayride and haunted attractions.

New experiences include the three-storey Trick or Treat Haunted Barn and Cedar Maze forest trail.

Other attractions include The Bayou, Klown, Night Feast Haunted Nursery, Redsaw Lab, The Death Department and multiple scare zones.

Haunt Manor is a genuinely scary Halloween attraction and is not recommended for children under 10.

Advance reservations are strongly recommended, as popular nights can sell out.

What Is Haunt Manor?

Haunt Manor has grown dramatically since we first wrote about it back in 2012. What started with just a handful of haunted experiences has become one of Ontario’s biggest Halloween scream attractions.

The setting makes it particularly creepy. Instead of walking through one haunted house and heading home, you’re spending the night moving between indoor and outdoor attractions, dark trails, haunted mazes and scare zones.

For 2026, Haunt Manor has built the season around The Condemned, a sinister storyline involving the old Manor and a presence that was supposedly never successfully driven from the property.

The Condemned Haunted Hayride

The Haunted Hayride has always been one of the biggest reasons to visit Haunt Manor, and it returns for 2026 with three new wagons and a completely new theme.

This year’s experience is The Condemned Hayride & Haunted House, which takes the new storyline out of the Manor and into the surrounding property.

There’s something considerably creepier about a haunted attraction when you’re travelling through dark fields and woods rather than a controlled indoor maze. You can’t see what’s waiting beyond the wagon — which is exactly the point.

New Haunted Attractions for 2026

Haunt Manor has added several new experiences to its already huge lineup for 2026.

One of the biggest additions is the three-storey Trick or Treat Haunted Barn, adding an entirely new multi-level haunt to explore.

There’s also a new Cedar Maze forest trail, taking the scares outside and into the woods after dark.

The 2026 haunted house and maze lineup includes:

  • The Condemned Haunted House
  • Trick or Treat Haunted Barn
  • The Bayou
  • Klown
  • Night Feast Haunted Nursery
  • Redsaw Lab
  • The Death Department
  • Cedar Maze forest trail
  • Multiple scare zones

More Than Haunted Houses

You don’t have to head home once you’ve made it through the haunts.

Late Night Stage Fright returns in 2026 with live music and special guests, including Yesferatu. Haunt Manor has also expanded its food and entertainment areas with a restaurant, beer garden, merchandise areas and new outdoor patio spaces.

It turns the attraction into more of a full Halloween night out rather than simply a haunted house you walk through in 20 minutes.

Is Haunt Manor Really Scary?

Yes.

Haunt Manor is designed as a serious scare attraction with live actors, dark environments, loud noises, theatrical effects, haunted houses and outdoor scares.

This is not one of the family-friendly pumpkin events we feature elsewhere on Summer Fun Guide. Niagara Falls Tourism specifically notes that the attraction is not recommended for children under 10.

If you’re looking for cute pumpkins and Halloween fun with younger kids, check out our Best Halloween Events in Ontario guide instead.

If you’re looking for somewhere to scream your head off with friends, you’ve found it.

Haunt Manor 2026 Dates & Location

Location:
Haunt Manor at Campark Resorts
9387 Lundy’s Lane
Niagara Falls, Ontario

2026 Season:
Select nights from October 2–31, 2026

Hours vary depending on the night, with later hours on Fridays and Saturdays. Advance reservations are recommended, particularly for the busier October weekends.

[Visit Haunt Manor for current dates, times and tickets.]

Make It a Halloween Getaway to Niagara Falls

Haunt Manor doesn’t have to be your only Halloween stop in Niagara Falls.

The region is packed with spooky attractions throughout October, including haunted houses, ghost walks, Halloween events and some places that are creepy all year long.

Planning an overnight trip? Read our Haunted Houses & Halloween Events in Niagara Falls guide for more scary things to do while you’re there.

You can also find even more terrifying attractions around the province in our 7 Scariest Halloween Events in Ontario for Adults, or browse our Best Halloween Events in Ontario guide for events across every region.

Are You Brave Enough for Haunt Manor?

Haunt Manor has come a long way since we first visited more than a decade ago. With an entire collection of haunted houses and mazes, a theatrical haunted hayride, forest trails, scare zones and live entertainment, it’s become a full night of Halloween horror.

The new Condemned storyline, three-storey Trick or Treat Haunted Barn and Cedar Maze forest trail give returning visitors something new to experience in 2026 — and first-timers might want to bring someone whose arm they don’t mind grabbing when things jump out of the darkness.

Think you can handle it?

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