The haunted adventure is located along U.S. 50 at the Indiana-Ohio border.
(North Bend, Oh.) – Halloween is right around the corner and horror fans won’t have to travel very far for a good scream.
Highway 50 Fright Field is returning for their 6th season, located along U.S. 50 at the Indiana-Ohio border.
The annual haunted adventure features three attractions including the Haunted Cornfield and Woods, which sits on an actual 1830’s farm near a real Indian archaeological site. The haunted trail lasts approximately 25 minutes and is one of the most unique attractions in the tri-state.
Highway 50 Fright Field also offers a Night-Time Corn Maze and Operation Termination Zombie Paintball.
Individual tickets are available to one attraction, or attendees can purchase discounted “combo” or “triple threat” tickets to two or all three attractions.
Highway 50 Fright Field will be open every Friday and Saturday in October from 8:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m., weather permitting.
If night-time haunted scares are not your thing, the Buckeye Trading Post offers Fall Fun Days every Saturday in October from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. During these days, the Day-Time Corn Maze is only $5. Other activities include gem mining and exploring the gift shop and museum.
For more information, visit www.highway50frightfield.com or www.buckeyetradingpost.com.
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