HauntedAustin.com - Attractions Still Delivering Scares this Weekend!

Halloween has come and gone but tons of Haunted Attractions throughout Austin are still celebrating by stirring up some serious scares this weekend. From traditional walk-through haunted houses, to haunted trails and zombie attractions, there's still a whole lot of scary-good fun to be had. Check out what's open below and be sure to end the Halloween Season off right!

And don't forget to come back and visit HauntedAustin.com after your haunting adventure to leave a review for the haunted attraction to let them and other locals know all about your experience!

	House of Torment Austin Austin, TX Open Friday 11/3, Saturday 11/4 and 2 other dates AUSTIN’S OWN NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED HAUNTED HOUSE EVENT Famed for its over the top production value and creativity House of Torment is proud to consistently be recognized by local, regional, and national media outlets as well as industry associations and trade publications as one of America’s best hau
Rocky Creek Maze Moulton, TX Open Saturday 11/4, Sunday 11/5 and 4 other dates Wondering what a visit to Rocky Creek Maze might be like? Well, just imagine wandering along more than 2.5 miles of paths in a 8 acre field of tall corn, trying to find your way through a giant puzzle!
	Ripley’s Haunted Adventure San Antonio, TX Open Friday 11/3, Saturday 11/4, Sunday 11/5 and 25 other dates Experience three unique attractions including Guinness World Records Museum which introduces the brand NEW Attempt Arena!
Sweet Berry Farm Harvest of Fall Fun Marble Falls, TX Open Friday 11/3, Saturday 11/4 and Sunday 11/5 We have lots of activities for your family to 'Fall' in love with! --Stuff Your Own Scarecrow (Tons of family fun!) --Hayrides --Candy Corn Hay Maze for children --The 'Texas' Hayfield Maze for ages 6 and up --Sweet Berry Express Barrel Train --Pick Your Own Flowers --Ice Cream --Berry Bounce --Paint
Scream Hollow - Wicked Halloween Park Smithville, TX Open Friday 11/3 and Saturday 11/4 Mansion of Terror Phantoms - In late fall of 1842, a wagon train rode into the Bastrop area, but not before cholera and Comanche Indian raids left many of the children without parents.
Barton Hill Farms Fall Festival Bastrop, TX Open Saturday 11/4 and Sunday 11/5 Cone to Barton Farms for a day of fall fun! Pick your own pumpkins in the Great Pumpkin Patch, get lost in the giant maze, or bring the little ones along for the kiddy maze!