🎃 Mix’s Fright Finder
Presented by Castle of Chaos
Your Utah Guide to Halloween, Haunted Houses, Fall Festivals & Spooky Fun
Halloween is taking over Utah, and Mix 105.1 is here to help you find your next spooky adventure.
Welcome to Mix’s Fright Finder, your guide to Halloween and fall holiday events happening throughout Utah. Whether you’re looking for a terrifying haunted house, a family-friendly pumpkin patch, a creepy corn maze, a ghost tour, a Halloween festival or something fun to do with the kids, we’ve got you covered.
And yes — this page is alive.
👻 A Living Halloween Guide
Mix’s Fright Finder is a living page, which means we’re going to keep adding to it throughout the Halloween season.
New attractions open. Events get announced. Local communities add Halloween celebrations. Farms announce pumpkin patches. Haunted houses add new dates. And sometimes the best Halloween events are the ones that don’t show up on the big event calendars until the last minute.
We’ll keep updating Fright Finder as we discover them.
But we need your help, too.
Utah has a LOT of Halloween events, and there’s a good chance we’ve missed some. This isn’t meant to be a complete list of every Halloween event happening in the state — it’s a growing collection of events and attractions we’ve found and verified.
If you know about a Halloween event that should be here, tell us about it!
🕷️ What You’ll Find Here
We’re looking for all kinds of Halloween and fall fun, including:
- 🎃 Haunted houses
- 👻 Haunted trails
- 🌽 Corn mazes
- 🎃 Pumpkin patches
- 🧙 Family-friendly Halloween events
- 🕸️ Halloween festivals
- 🔮 Ghost tours and paranormal events
- 🧟 Scary attractions
- 🍂 Fall festivals
- 🚜 Farm and harvest events
- 🎭 Halloween shows and performances
- 🧛 Costume events
- 🍬 Trick-or-treating events
- 🏚️ Spooky historical events
- And plenty of other Halloween-themed activities
We’ve organized the guide by type and region whenever possible, so you can find something close to home — or discover a reason to take a Halloween road trip.
📍 Before You Go
Event dates, hours, prices and admission policies can change. Some events may sell out, add dates or cancel due to weather or other circumstances.
Always check the event’s official website or social media before heading out.
We’ll do our best to keep this guide current, but we can’t guarantee that every Halloween event in Utah is included or that every detail will remain unchanged.
So bookmark this page, check back often, and let us know what we’re missing.
🧡 Have a Halloween Event We Missed?
We want to know about it!
If you’re hosting a Halloween or fall event anywhere in Utah, send the details to Mix 105.1. We’ll review the event and, when appropriate, add it to Mix’s Fright Finder.
Because the best Halloween guide is one that Utah builds together.
Happy haunting! 🎃
🎃 HALLOWEEN & SPOOKY SEASON
👻 HAUNTED HOUSES & SCARY ATTRACTIONS
Castle of Chaos — Midvale
September–November
7980 S. State St., Midvale
Five ways to face the fear? Yes, please.
Castle of Chaos is back for the 2026 Halloween season with its haunted-house experience and multiple levels of intensity. The attraction’s 2026 calendar runs into November, making it one of Utah’s longer Halloween seasons.
Good for: Serious scare seekers, groups of friends and anyone who wants to customize their level of fear.
Fear Factory — Salt Lake City
September 18–November 1
666 W. 800 S., Salt Lake City
One of Utah’s biggest haunted attractions returns to its massive former cement-factory setting.
Fear Factory is known for using the unusual industrial property as part of the experience, with elaborate sets, performers and plenty of opportunities to scream.
Good for: Teens and adults looking for a major haunted attraction.
Nightmare on 13th — Salt Lake City
September–November
300 W. 1300 S., Salt Lake City
A Utah Halloween institution, Nightmare on 13th is back for another season of monsters, creepy characters and haunted-house chaos.
The attraction has been operating in Salt Lake City since 1990 and remains one of the area’s best-known Halloween traditions.
Good for: Anyone who considers a Halloween season incomplete without a haunted house.
Field of Fear — West Haven/Ogden area
September 18–October 31
3462 W. 2900 S., West Haven
Field of Fear is back inside the Happy Pumpkin Corn Maze with a half-mile-plus haunted corn-maze experience filled with creatures, special effects and themed environments.
The attraction continues to offer Adjustable Fear Technology, allowing guests to use a glowstick for a milder experience.
Good for: Groups with different scare tolerances and haunt fans looking for something beyond a traditional haunted house.
Asylum 49 — Tooele
September–November
140 E. 200 S., Tooele
Welcome to the haunted hospital.
Asylum 49 offers multiple levels of contact, including experiences designed for guests who want something significantly more intense. Its 2026 schedule includes dates throughout October.
Good for: Adults and experienced haunt fans.
Field of Fear — West Haven/Ogden area
September 18–October 31
3462 W. 2900 S., West Haven
Field of Fear is bringing something unusual to the Utah haunted-house scene: Adjustable Fear Technology.
According to Visit Ogden, guests can select different fear levels, and the attraction changes elements including actors, lighting, sound and effects based on that selection.
Good for: Groups with different scare tolerances.
Night Stalkers Haunted Trail — West Jordan
September 19–November 1
8800 S. 4000 W., West Jordan
If walking through a dark haunted trail sounds better than being trapped inside a haunted house, Night Stalkers is worth checking out.
It’s part of the Crazy Corn Maze experience and takes guests through an outdoor Halloween environment featuring themed zones and a haunted trail.
Shadows of Fear — Lehi
Fall 2026
Outlets at Traverse Mountain, Lehi
This seasonal haunted attraction emphasizes live actors, themed rooms and traditional haunted-house scares.
Frightmares at Lagoon — Farmington
September 11–November 8
Lagoon Amusement Park, Farmington
The rides don’t disappear when Halloween arrives.
Frightmares transforms Lagoon into a Halloween destination with spooky entertainment, decorations and haunted attractions throughout the park. The 2026 season is scheduled to run into November.
Good for: Families and thrill-seekers who want rides AND Halloween.
🌽 PUMPKIN PATCHES, CORN MAZES & FALL FUN
Black Island Farms — Syracuse
September 18–October 31
2075 S. 4000 W., Syracuse
Black Island Farms returns for the 2026 fall season with an 8-acre corn maze, pumpkin-patch hayrides, pig races, slides and other farm activities.
After dark, Nightmare Acres takes over four acres of haunted corn with live scares and Zombie Apocalypse Laser Tag.
Good for: Families during the day and older kids, teens and adults looking for a nighttime scare.
Cornbelly’s Corn Maze & Pumpkin Fest — Lehi
September 19–October 31
Thanksgiving Point, Lehi
Cornbelly’s is basically fall turned into an amusement park.
The annual festival combines pumpkins, corn mazes, games, attractions and Halloween fun for the whole family.
Good for: Families who want an entire evening of fall activities.
Kuwahara’s Pumpkin Patch & Thriller Park — Draper
September–October
12153 S. 700 W., Draper
Pumpkins during the day. Thriller Park after dark.
Kuwahara’s combines a large pumpkin patch and fall festival atmosphere with a haunted component for visitors looking for more Halloween after the sun goes down.
September 26–October 31
Honey Haven Farm
Honey Haven’s fall festival features an 8-acre family-friendly corn maze, indoor straw maze, small barnyard zoo, pumpkin picking, wagon rides, corn cannons and pumpkin slingshots.
The farm also offers fall food, crafts and a country store.
Good for: Families with younger kids looking for a traditional farm-and-fall experience.
Gordon’s Family Farm Pumpkin Patch — Spanish Fork
September 14–November 1
5746 S. 3200 W., Spanish Fork
Gordon’s Family Farm is extending its 2026 pumpkin-patch season into November.
The fall attraction features a corn maze, pumpkins, seasonal food and drinks and other family-friendly farm activities.
Good for: Families looking for a Utah County fall outing with a longer-than-usual season.
Happy Pumpkin Corn Maze — West Haven
September 18–October 31
3462 W. 2900 S., West Haven
Happy Pumpkin combines a giant family-friendly corn maze with pumpkins, slides, games, concessions, photo opportunities and other fall activities.
The farm’s Field of Fear operates separately after dark for guests looking for a scarier experience.
Good for: Families during the day and mixed-age groups who want both fall fun and a haunted option.
Jaker’s at Harward Farms — Springville
September 26–October 31
950 W. 400 S., Springville
Jaker’s returns for another fall season with hayrides, a pumpkin patch, corn and straw mazes, a petting zoo, giant corn pit and tube slides.
There’s also a kid-friendly haunted cave for visitors who want a little Halloween atmosphere without a full-scale haunted attraction.
Good for: Families and younger Halloween fans.
The Crazy Corn Maze & Fright Lights — West Jordan
September–October
8800 S. 4000 W., West Jordan
This one gives you options.
You can tackle the corn maze, check out Fright Lights for a more family-friendly nighttime experience or step up to Night Stalkers for something scarier.
Black Island Farms — Syracuse
Fall 2026
2075 W. 4000 S., Syracuse
Black Island Farms combines a pumpkin-patch experience with a corn maze, hayrides and nighttime Halloween attractions.
The Morgan Maze — Morgan
Fall 2026
560 N. Industrial Rd., Morgan
Corn maze? Check.
Pumpkin patch? Check.
Farm activities? Check.
The Morgan Maze also offers seasonal haunted-trail elements, making it another option for a fall day trip.
Gibson’s Green Acres — Ogden
September–October
Green Acres Family Dairy, Ogden
The annual fall attraction includes a corn maze, pumpkin patch and family activities.
Little Bear Bottoms — Wellsville
September–October
5000 US-91, Wellsville
A Cache Valley-area fall destination featuring a pumpkin patch, corn maze and spooky attractions including a haunted river trail.
Kinlands Pumpkin Patch — Riverton
September–October
11887 W. 4000 S., Riverton
A family-focused pumpkin patch with wagons, slides, farm animals and plenty of fall photo opportunities.
Cross E Ranch — Salt Lake City
Fall 2026
3500 N. 2200 W., Salt Lake City
Cross E Ranch brings fall-festival fun right into Salt Lake City with pumpkins, farm activities and seasonal attractions.
🧙 FAMILY-FRIENDLY HALLOWEEN
WitchFest at Gardner Village — West Jordan
September 18–October 31
Gardner Village
Gardner Village gets seriously witchy every October with giant witch displays, Halloween decorations and plenty of opportunities for family photos.
It’s a good choice if your Halloween crew wants spooky without terrifying.
Little Haunts — Salt Lake City
October
This Is The Place Heritage Park
Little Haunts offers a daytime Halloween experience designed specifically for younger kids, including trick-or-treating and Halloween activities.
Festival Transylvania — Salt Lake City
Fall 2026
Millcreek Gardens
This family-friendly Halloween walk-through combines pumpkins, spooky scenery and classic Halloween characters.
It’s more cute-spooky than nightmare-inducing, making it a good option for families with younger kids.
Draper City Haunted Trail — Draper
October 15–17
Ballard Arena, Draper
This family-oriented haunted trail takes guests along a roughly one-third-mile wooded route filled with creepy creatures, spooky sounds, fog, music and special effects.
The event is designed primarily for children 15 and younger, with adults required to accompany children.
Good for: Families looking for a mild-to-moderate Halloween scare.
Herriman Howl — Herriman
October 5
J. Lynn Crane Park & Plaza, Herriman
Herriman’s free community Halloween celebration returns with trick-or-treating, games, a Halloween-themed train ride, pumpkin decorating, costume contests, roaming performers, food trucks and a creature-encounter zone.
The 2026 event also features a dinosaur-themed Jurassic Junction.
Good for: Families who want a big community Halloween event without a haunted-house focus.
Springville’s Safe Halloween — Springville
October 30
110 S. Main St., Springville
Springville’s annual Safe Halloween brings families and local businesses together for an afternoon of costumes, candy and Halloween fun.
The free event takes place on the Civic Center lawn, with participating businesses handing out candy, swag and coupons.
Good for: Younger kids and families looking for a daytime trick-or-treating option.
Big Jack’s World — Lehi
Fall 2026
Outlets at Traverse Mountain, Lehi
A seasonal Halloween display and family attraction at the Outlets at Traverse Mountain featuring giant Halloween and pumpkin-themed installations and a scavenger-hunt-style experience.
Good for: Families looking for a lighter, photo-friendly Halloween stop.
VERIFY: Confirm the 2026 operating schedule, exact activities and event details with the venue before publishing; a current official 2026 event page was not located during this update.
🔮 GHOST TOURS & PARANORMAL EVENTS
Salt Lake Ghost Tours — Salt Lake City
Fall 2026
Downtown Salt Lake City
Explore some of Salt Lake City’s darker history on a nighttime walking ghost tour featuring stories connected to downtown locations.
Historic Downtown Logan Ghost Tour — Logan
October 10, 16, 17, 23, 24 & 30
Thatcher-Young Mansion, 35 W. 100 S., Logan
This 90-minute walking tour explores some of Logan’s reportedly haunted history and visits several downtown locations.
Tours are scheduled at 7, 8 and 9 p.m. on the listed nights.
Ghosts of Camp Floyd — Fairfield
October 3, 2026
Camp Floyd State Park
Think Halloween meets Utah history.
Camp Floyd State Park hosts a paranormal investigation asking the question: Is Camp Floyd haunted?
The 2026 event has limited-capacity sessions and requires reservations.
🎃 MORE FALL & HALLOWEEN EVENTS
Center Street Giant Pumpkin Festival — Logan
October 3
Historic Center Street, Logan
A giant-pumpkin celebration featuring a pumpkin weigh-off, vendors, food and entertainment.
Fall Harvest Festival — American West Heritage Center
October 9–10
Wellsville
Fall activities, corn maze, hay activities, train and pony rides and a Haunted Hollow add-on.
Thriller — Odyssey Dance Theatre
Fall 2026
Cache Valley Center for the Arts, Logan
Odyssey Dance Theatre’s Halloween-season production brings its spooky dance tradition to Cache Valley.
Haunted Provo — Provo Canyon
October 31
A Halloween-themed running event for anyone who would rather get their adrenaline from a race than a haunted house.
