EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED
Clayton Fear Farm, the ONLY haunted Halloween scream park in the Triangle area is located near Clayton, North Carolina.
It features 8 scary haunted attractions including several haunted houses that offer new HORROR features added each year. Expect the unexpected!
Serving Raleigh, Clayton, Knightdale, Wendell, Zebulon, Garner, Fuquay, Holly Springs, Apex, Cary, Creedmoor, Morrisville, Smithfield, Benson, Dunn, Goldsboro, Greenville and Eastern North Carolina.
EXPERIENCE THE TERROR
Opening day is October 5th. October 6th is Customer Appreciation Day – be sure to show us your Military, Fire, Police, Rescue, or Teacher ID for special discounts
ATTRACTIONS
Seymour Phear’s plan to home-school his 12 brothers and sisters has gone horribly, horribly wrong. Report to the headmaster’s office at once; your punishment awaits! See the twisted teachings of the anatomy class and, if you have the stomach, sample today’s mystery meat in the cafeteria – Pork? Turkey??? Everyone gets teased a little bit in school, but this has gone way too far.
HOLD ON TIGHT! Experience a dizzifying adventure into the abyss, where no living being has ever been . . . and no one on the other side ever wants to go. Unlike the heavens, those aren’t stars spinning around you.
Experience the longest 20 minutes of your life. If generations of the Phear family no longer lie in the cemetery, where are they? Crawl on board a 40-foot hay wagon for an exploration into a part of the farm where few outsiders dare to go . . . and even fewer return. NOTE- the Haunted Hayride starts around 7:30 or dusk.
WARNING: KEEP ALL LIMBS IN CONTACT WITH BODY! See for yourself where the Phear Farm children developed their skills for meat processing at an early age. But beware! … they also developed a taste for flesh beyond what they grew on the farm.
A room-by-room tour through this not-so-typical farmhouse offers insight into why the family rarely had visitors. Amid the screams and howls, sleep was not an option . . . and an invitation to dinner might get you to the table, but not necessarily in a chair.
For years the locals wondered why the family cemetery out past the cornfields never grew any larger. Generations of family members were buried there, but no one realized they were using the same plots. So what happened to the bodies that were there before? Be careful where you step . . . you may find out.
For generations the family worked their fingers to the bone…walking and walking in the fields, day after day from dusk to dawn or was it from dawn to dusk. And having to protect themselves from the wild animals all while trying to find their way back to the house.
Are You Ready?
Dress comfortable. As you may need to run, crawl, get through tight spaces.