This tickets are a good price for the scare you receive. I went with 2 friends and the screamed the entire time. I was laughing so hard at them. It is scary but not overly scary unless you scare easily. This is one of my favorite haunted houses to go to during the season. read more

Brimstone Haunt - Haunted Houses Near Me - Wilmington, Ohio

I'm trying to keep an open mind as I write this because haunted things just aren't the same as they were when we were kids. To start, there are multiple activities to choose from which is nice. I will only be commenting on the two that we did; the Forgotten Forest walk and the Hayride. Parking is $3, which my husband said he knew about beforehand so he actually had cash ready. There was plenty of parking and we didn't have to walk too far to get to the entrance. Once inside, there is a line for tickets but if you purchase them online they are cheaper and you don't have to wait in line before you go wait in line again. We were SO happy to see a beer trailer as I had already had my fill of children for the day and my filter needed lubricating. While we waited for our friends to arrive we grabbed a beer (they take credit) and stood by the fire. When they arrived we got in line for the forgotten forest. We needed more than one beer for the almost 2 hours we waited in line. The ticket lady said the night before it was 3.5 hours!!!! Yikes! We went in and they made me go first. A waste because I don't get scared lol. I like the elevator effect at the beginning but when we got off it took my eyes a minute to adjust and I fell on the walkway. And continued to fall for a huge amount of time as I could not get my footing. But alas, I remained uptight in the end and nothing was broken! There really wasn't anything scary and I was very disappointed. I figured it would at least be fun for the kids but the 11-year-olds said it was boring so there's that. I would not do this one again. Next we went to the hayride. The line went MUCH faster and it only took about 20 minutes to get through three lanes. There was an actor walking up and down the line and was great about people taking photos with him. The hayride was SO much more fun than the forest. I won't ruin it with details but I would go back and do it again. We bought our photo and went on our way as the park was closing. There are porta potties if you need but I generally try to stay away from those as a rule. read more

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I go to soooo many haunted houses each year and Brimstone Haunt is definitely at the top of my list! If you love pooping your pants, then you'll love this haunt! read more

Brimstone Haunt - Haunted Houses Near Me - Wilmington, Ohio

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$50 for 2 people to walk through Psychosis. When we asked which attraction was the scariest, this was recommended. Psychosis had a total of 5 monsters actually scaring you and the rest was all automation. It took approximately 10 minutes to walk through. read more

I cannot express how much of a great time I had with my family on the hayride at Brimstone Haunt. As a person with limited mobility, Brandon and the team exceeded our expectations when it came to assistance and making sure that I could experience this with my family. The hayride was so much fun and the effects along the way were great! We had an amazing time and created a wonderful memory for our family. I cannot express how thankful I was for this experience and most of all the customer service we received. It was top notch and if I could give more stars, I would! Thank you so much for everything you did for us. read more

Only had time for one soda line 20 mins, one attraction line 1.5 hour, one ticket purchase line 10 minutes. We got there about 9:30 which I'm guessing is late? The people working there were cool, but no Michael Myers or Freddy, didn't see evil clowns. Licensing maybe... read more

As far as Haunted Hayrides go, I'd have to say this one is pretty bad ass. First off, the Springboro Haunted Hayride, is actually a hayride. Your piled into a wagon with hay bales along the outside, with just barely enough wagon to rest your back on. I wondered why they didn't add a row of bales in the middle to fit more people on, but soon found out why. As you descend into the forest and cornfield, nothing looks too out of the ordinary say for the very creepy looking scarecrows. That is until you realize that there's more coming at you from the corn fields. Soon you start rolling into little scenes and houses and whatnot along the way, and you tend to pick up a passenger or 2 that lurk through the wagon looking for a good victim. The actors have no problem hopping on the outside, or the inside, of the wagon to give you a good scare. Along the way, you're met with 3 different vehicles headed your way. The first, tries to ram you off the road... literally. The truck type car with sirens on top sideswipes the trailer, making you wonder who is ultimately going to win this fight. The next is a semi barreling towards you only to stop at the last second. And the third is a combine with razor sharp teeth ready to pick off the people you had the misfortune of sitting in the back. There are lots of little scenes set up through out, with actors that come along for the ride through the dead space (no pun intended ;) ) and is all around a pretty good experience. I feel they could do a little more with the scaring and the interacting, but I think that of 90% of these things. The Black Bog was included in the combo ticket and was more of your walking trail type. The neat thing here is that they had houses and buses to walk through breaking up the path a little. Again there were a few smaller houses set up with porches that you didn't actually walk through, but walked by, where nothing happened. Not so much as an animatronic or strobe light. Those few parts could use a little more work. The cemetery scene was well set up with the mausoleums, but most the head stones were either lying flat on the ground or had no light on them, so they were hard to pick out if you weren't paying attention to the scenery. The actors in this part did a great job of using the buildings in ways you wouldn't expect a scare out of. You then walked through a construction site/toxic waste dump that had surprises around every corner. and then into an old trailer, where the actors here did a great job!! You wind through some more twists and turns and small trailers to be met with a creepy unfitting, yet it works, room full of creepy looking bunnies before the big bang of an ending ;) All in all there a few areas that could have more potential but is one of the better ones around! That and the fact that its an actual hayride just makes it an awesome October outing! read more

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Came here for the first time. Really liked the haunted trail and haunted hayride. The haunted house was ok but short. We didn't do the zombie thing so can't speak about that. The hayride seemed to have the longest line and we waited for a little over an hour wishing we had bought fast passes. There's a fire pit to keep warm and concessions. We'll definitely come again next year. read more

Do not go here. We drove 45 minutes to find out they were closed due to "weather". Nothing else is closed. No weather predicted until 1130 tonight. A scam. I was not refunded my total amount either. They kept $11. Beware. Not reputable read more

What started as a trip to a different haunted attraction (which turned out to be way to crowded, so much so that we wouldn't have made it through the line in time) ended with me google searching for something else to do so our 45 minute drive was not wasted. I found this place which was an additional 20 minute or so drive. 2 adult couples and 3 12-14 year olds made up our group. Everyone LOVED this place. I have never been interested in haunted houses/"scary" attractions as they don't really scare me, but I truly enjoyed this place and watching our friends/kids scream and jump. This place was pretty awesome and I look forward to returning soon. read more

Great family fun attraction. 3 great attractions with a fun, scary, family atmosphere. This was our first time going. The attractions are great. Something for everyone. Great scares and startles. Great customer service and they leave you running out the door screaming and laughing!! We look forward to coming back next year. Keep up the great work Brimstone! read more

It is in the middle of nowhere, so it is very dark and spooky. They have four attractions, but we did Psychosis, the Forgotten Forest and the Hayride. The scare actors did an excellent job at surprising us and entertaining us. You can go to Instagram and see the makeup being done for the actors & learn about their other jobs. The picture is from Instagram. read more

It was very busy for a Friday night but the wait wasn't that bad. Didn't have any characters working the crowd and that was a little disappointing but it was made up for in the hayride. Lots of big scares and laughs. It was a really great time and well worth the price of admission read more

Brimstone Haunt - Awesome time!! - Haunted Houses Near Me - Wilmington, Ohio

Very badly managed and unorganized. Do not buy combo tickets after 10:30- they will continue to sell them whether you have time for both or not, and if you're in line for one attraction at midnight the other closes and management refuses refunds on your unused ticket regardless of the websites claim that they run until lines are cleared. Our group is simply out 60 dollars, since we live 2 hours away and won't be back. The forgotten forest was mediocre, I don't know about the hayride since they closed it. I've gone to a lot of haunted houses every year for over a decade and this was the most disappointing experience I've had with any haunted attraction. read more

NOT scary and understaffed. We waited for over 2 hours to ride and we're expecting lots of jump scares with actors, but we just kept waiting. Most of the features on the hayride did not have actors...you just drove through empty stages with spooky music. We did this hayride 2 years ago and it was phenomenal then. Not worth the drive or the wait this year. If you're just looking for a wagon ride at night with some somewhat creepy scenery, then you will get what you came for. If you're looking for a ride with good jump scares go somewhere else. read more

We went to Brimstone Saturday 10-24, got there early before 7 pm. Had a 1.5 hr. wait for the hayride, and then a 1.5 hr. wait for the Forgotten Forest. There was no social distancing possible in the wait lines. We were packed together, although most people wore masks. Had we not paid so much for our tickets, we wouldn't have waited. The Forgotten Forest was great as in previous years, but the overall evening was not worth the discomfort of standing in lines in the cold for 3 hrs. to enjoy 1/2 hr. of fun. read more

The bog was decent, the hayride......well was boring. Enjoyed the bog though. Thanks.

Went to this attraction Tonight and got robbed. While in line for the forgotten forest supposedly there was an announcement made that the hay ride would be closing. My husband and I along with at least 15-20 other people Could attest To the fact that the announcement was not heard. When we explained along with several other people saying the same thing that they had driven a long way and would like a refund we were denied. On Google it says they're open until 4:00 a.m.. When I mentioned this to the Manager he called me a liar. I have screenshot it where it says on Google 4 am. I would not suggest this attraction to anyone for the fact that management was rude as well as the fact that we were denied a refund After so many people had said The announcement was not heard. They also refused to do a final run for us when we could hear the equipment still running and even saw a tractor pull up. Needless to say I will not be returning as well as I am not suggesting this to anyone I know. read more

I don't go to these very often, and it's coming from a 50 year old woman's perspective, so take that for what it's worth. Myself and a couple of other moms took five 13 year old boys to this and drove from Cincinnati. It was drizzly out but not enough to make it miserable. We went on the hayride and if I'm right, the website says its family friendly. I think it's way too scary for young children. There are bloody "bodies" hanging from ropes and a lot of jump scares and ghouls that jump on the trailer with very loud chainsaws. Our group loved it but I doubt the family of 7 with a newborn and toddlers did. I didn't go with the boys on the haunted hike but they said it was very scary. I thought it was worth the 50 minute drive but be mindful if you're considering a cute outing with the grandparents/grandchildren. Take little ones to Bonnybrook Farms instead - it has more of a historical feel to it and it's quieter. read more