Went here last night and it was by far the best haunted destination we've been to in YEARS! We…read morescreamed, we laughed, we ran like hell! It was amazing. Will definitely go back here for another run before the Halloween season is done.

Everything was built super professionally and all the actors were great. Flashing lights were great…read morein some parts and practically made me blind! Super scary 10 screams out of 10

Thoroughly enjoyed our time here, everyone was kind and welcoming, the haunt has great potential,…read moreunfortunately we didn't get to enjoy it as it was meant to be presented due to an unruly family in front of us that kept holding up the flow of the attraction. This was no fault of the Salisbury woods folks at all. We will definitely be back to hopefully get the full experience as intended!

The best kept haunted secret! I only say that because Salisbury Woods is in northern NH in a…read moresecluded area. Four of us went last night and two of us are in our late 50's. Oh my gosh, we had 25 minutes of amazing screams and scares. We are avid haunted house/haunted hayride/haunted walks fans and visit one each year. This was BY FAR, the scariest one we have ever done. It was the best 25 minutes we have experienced in months. Go, go, go, if you like haunted things. The actors were amazing and interacted with us, the makeup and the scenery was over the top with excellence! Seriously, listen to the positive reviews and go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Spent $28. 00 to have some hillbillies make fun of me and then chase me around with a chainsaw…read more 10/10 would do it again.

Still 5 stars!! What a great opening night tonight despite the rain! Thank you for starting our…read morespooky season off with the bar set high!!

Ravenwood Haunted Farm opened this year at Chris' Farm Stand in Haverhill and it's well worth a…read morevisit! My wife and I are big fans of haunted attractions and have been to them all over the world. Ravenwood is a moody, artfully executed take on the haunted farm/corn maze attraction found in New England. What makes it unique is the attention to detail in the design of the props, sets, and costumes, all of which come together to create a beautifully haunting atmosphere. The location helps to set the mood. We drove down dark and windy country roads and arrived at a farm with a large white barn in some state of disrepair. Parking attendants guided us to park in a field up a hill. There is a bit of a walk from the parking area to the attraction and it is almost all downhill on dewy grass, so consider this when picking shoes to wear. At the entrance, there were several vendors selling doughnuts, cider, hot dogs, and even a bacon-themed food truck! We purchased premium tickets but, in retrospect, did not need to do so because the line was not very long. Actually, it was surprisingly quiet there for a Friday night. However, reading other reviews suggests that we just lucked out as the lines can be much longer at times. After waiting for a few minutes, we were led to a tractor-pulled hay wagon for a ride to the attraction with a dozen other people. From there, we were whisked (okay, towed) to the attraction at the edge of the woods. The attraction itself featured several parts, including woods, several buildings, a "cemetery," and a corn maze. Most of these were executed very well. At times, I found myself in awe of the eerie beauty created by the lights, mist, and woods. The actors and costumes were excellent, and most seemed very into their roles. There were a few places which could have been helped by more actors, such as the corn maze, which felt a little long by the end. Overall, it was a fun experience and I would recommend it. The people who built Ravenwood have created an impressive attraction that should only get better as it becomes more popular. I look forward to going back next year.

We've been here several times now since my last review, it's become a favorite and we'll continue…read moreto partake in their spooky events! Parking is easy, it's either in their main parking lot or across the street. Everyone is nice and helpful, unless they're in character and they're chasing you around with a chainsaw...haha Definitely recommended!

We live near Boston. Definitely worth the drive and the money. It was definitely scary, well run…read more The staff are scary but very professional. They said no claustrophobic, it's true. The vibe sets in as soon as we get to the entrance, super effective. Few jump scares here and there were great. They did great job with the make up, the set up, the lighting, the sound effect, etc. I really couldn't think of anything to complain about. Really enjoyed it, would definitely come back again in a few years. Oh use the bathroom before you go in. It's about 40min-1h experience.

I am a huge Halloween fan so group of six friends drove down for opening weekend this year. It was…read morea rainy, foggy night which added a bit to the creepy factor. We were one of the few people there so no lines or waiting! The haunted walk was closed due to the weather :/ (they did allow us to keep the tickets and redeem the walk portion on another night). The maze was actually quite confusing and you definitely felt like you were walking in circles and going the wrong way. Simple yet effective design. The graveyard was probably my least favorite attraction. Nice props and characters but nothing all that scary. Still entertaining though. Area 52 was actually really fun. You wear 3d glasses and it gives a fun effect when walking through the house. It does make you a little dizzy and makes it hard to determine where everything is (in a good way). Inmate Attraction was also really well done. The whole insane asylum type of feel was well done in this house. Great actors and props again. Lots of fun!

I'd known about Haunted Acres for a while now, but somehow I never made it up to Epping to give it…read morea shot - that is, until I noticed that they had a buy-one-get-one opening weekend deal on Groupon. THAT was all the motivation I needed to drive up to New Hampshire and check it out. Haunted Acres is located in the woods behind the New England Dragway on Exeter Road in Epping. Once you enter the Dragway parking lot, you've got to drive about a mile on a very unpaved, very unlit road before you reach your destination. Were it not for the numerous signs with arrows in the entrance that say "HAUNTED ACRES THIS WAY," you'd likely think you were in the wrong place. One thing I can very comfortably say about Haunted Acres is that it is extraordinarily dark. Like really, really dark. We were in line right behind the exact same people for 3 of the 4 attractions, and I honestly didn't get a good look at them the entire time because there's just no light. This certainly does add to the "creepy" factor. The theme of the place is like an old, abandoned wild west mining town - in the dark, it looks very much the the abandoned set of some old John Wayne movie (if John Wayne made slasher films). There are a few costumed characters roaming the grounds of the "town," sneaking up on particularly frightened teenage girls and scaring the bejeezus out of them. Among the characters was an evil Easter bunny, which I didn't entirely understand (but which I still appreciated for the camp value). Altogether there are 4 haunted attractions at this place: The Skeleton Saloon (a haunted, wIld west saloon complete with zombie bartender), the 3-D Nuclear Accident House (a black-lit, neon-spray-painted 3-D glasses-wearing affair), the Nightmare Walk (a 15-minute walk through the woods), and the Maze from Hell (a black, plywood maze with dead ends and some creepy characters inside). The quality of the four attractions varied a bit. The Nuclear Accident House was good fun - probably my favorite of the bunch. The Nightmare Walk was fun and creepy at points, but kind of campy and silly at others (case in point: the pirate ship (!) in the middle of the woods, with the ghost pirate on board yelling "ARRRRRG THIS IS MY SHIP, MATEYS, STAY AWAY," or something to that effect). I think the creepiest bit of the Nightmare Walk was when one of the actors in the hillbilly section got just a little tooooo "Deliverance" on the poor teenage boys in our small group of 4 ("You ever squealed like a pig, boy?!"). The Skeleton Saloon comes in at #3 for me, as it was short on actors but the animatronics and props were pretty good (although the ropes that visibly cordon visitors off from the various props and settings inside kind of ruin the illusion a little bit). The least thrilling one (which is sad, because it had some great potential) was the Maze from Hell. I think I saw 2 actors in there the whole time we were inside, and they didn't scare us at all. The walls were all black, with no other decorations to speak of. A haunted house with dead ends and no set path could be awesomely scary, but this one really fell short. I wouldn't spend full price to come here, but note that every Thursday night is "Bargain Night," and two adults can get in for $33 - a savings of $10. There are also Family 4-Packs available online, with which 2 adults and 2 children can get in for $65 - a savings of $7. Overall, this place was average but fun.

I was looking for something different. Not just the pumpkin patch or corn maze at night. Also, I…read morehave an age gap with my kids. I need something for a 3 year old and a 13 year old. Haunt jumped out at me. The process: Purchased tickets online (choose between entrance + 1 haunted house $25, entrance + all 3 haunted houses $40 or a VIP pass; Kids 3 and under: free) Parking- plenty of parking behind the event! Short walk Main entrance (no line at 6:15pm the Saturday before Halloween) one guy is checking ID's for booze, there is security (the bag restrictions are real so leave them at home) The music is blaring Halloween tunes (think Disturbia and Thriller). Right in front of you is a tower of skeletons. It feels exciting! We were immediately gifted 3 $5 Dunkin Gift cards. I asked why? They were sponsoring the event that night! Heck yeah! Then a woman greeted us and offered us a free popcorn combo cup. Think cheesy popcorn and Oreo popcorn. My little guy loved it. We immediately gravitated toward the main stage. Cornhole. Bubbles. Bumping music. My radio station was hosting- 96.9! Free cup and cozy! Another score! My husband was enjoying Bent Water beer. We eventually moved to Dino-land. Jumbo Jenga and Connect Four. My daughter and I branched off and went to Rise of ANNKH four her haunted house of choice. Only about a 10 minute wait in line. I will share- this event has money behind it. The visuals alone but in this haunted house a lot of working mechanics (I won't share too much but it was cool to see) and I did feel like this might be what its like wandering through the tomb tunnels in the pyramids. On a scale of 1-10, 10 being super scary it was a 4. We then hung out with the jumbo werewolves, exploring the little shops (little!) My husband scored another tickets so he could go into a haunted house with our daughter ($9 single ticket.) They went Into The Astray (no wait.) The review: it was wack! They told me the theme was smoke and fences. The little guy and I kept buy with a little scene set up for photos and met a Gravedigger. We ended our experience wandering around the graveyard. Great visuals! Overall- cool event. With this only lasting us about 1.5 hours I think they should be charging less to get in but we were all glad we did it. The 13 year old got her haunted houses and the three year old got the visuals, was dressed up, loved the popcorn, the music and the werewolves!

Extremely high quality event which happens to be the most frightening evevt I have ever attended. A…read moremust experience for horror enthusiasts, and certainly not for the faint hearted. Hoping they come back this yeat