Great place if your looking for a scare great price too. I would like for it to be longer but it's…read morewhat comes with the price. *Actually scary unlike other places*

If you're really big into haunts it's a waste of time very underwhelming. It had its moments but…read moreoverall boring. If this is your first time it'll be fun but I'm in it for the real scare factor and I didn't budge. Really cool place and the actors are great but eh it didn't do it for me. The corn maze is a lot scarier than the homestead, definitely do not buy the homestead ticket waste of time.

Was ok, we waited in line for 4 hours for a 20 minute scare. They do keep you entertained while you…read morewait but they need to put bigger groups together. Other than that the experience was great.

Great one to take the family to they put alot of work in to this me and my girlfriend had lots of…read morefun tonight best part was Bubbles......

From the owner: Come take a walk through this Haunted attraction in Marysville, OH! Family owned and operatedread more

This place kept popping up as a good haunted house to attend, so I finally decided to buy tickets…read morethis year. The price for a standard ticket was average compared to other places. We got there about thirty minutes early and the line was already very long, so get there early!! Employees in costume were scaring people as they walked to the line, including a guy with a chainsaw. Super cool! In order to make this review easy to follow, I'll make a list of what I did and didn't like. What I liked: The actual haunted house is huge! I kept thinking it was going to end soon, but we kept on going. I really liked how different rooms had their own themes. I don't want to spoil what's inside, but they have some animatronics and effects that make it feel like you're tripping on drugs. I was blown away! The sensory overload was awesome. What I disliked: There's no way to put this kindly, but there are some *tasteless* people who attend this haunted house. So many people were smoking cigarettes or weed in line and blowing it on people. I reeked of weed afterwards. Two guys actually peed IN LINE. It was disgusting. There's music and videos to watch/listen to while waiting, but be aware that a lot of it is conspiracy theory stuff. For example, there were videos of the twin towers falling with text saying it was an inside job. The last thing I didn't like is the amount of people that go inside with your group. I can't really blame them for this though because they have to keep the line moving. So, be aware that you'll constantly be butted up against other people while making your way through. Overall, would I recommend it? I would go if I was a teenager. As an adult, it wasn't scary. If anything, it was cool because of the creativity. They definitely did their best to use every inch of space!

DO NOT GO TO HAUNTED HOOCHIE!!!!!! we waited in line for 2 hours only to get the worst haunted…read morehouse experience ever. The actors pulled us by our arms, choked us using our hood and put their hands in our faces and hair. We asked to stop they would take it even further. When we asked staff when we were leaving where it says that you will be touched by actors, and they told us to read the back of the ticket. The back of the ticket only has a paragraph about legal liability about if you are injured while walking through it. Nothing actually explaining what will happen inside, shitty company, shitty people working there. AVOID AT ALL COSTS

ESCAPE ROOMS!!!!! Haunted Forest! Haunted Carnival and Asylum! We went here for the first time…read morethis past season and got the ultra package that lets you do everything with the VIP access to the front of the lines. It was a lot of fun! I love all things horror related and the escape rooms were a nice added bonus. There were plenty of guests screaming and being scared which is always fun, but it almost seemed like they needed more workers in some areas. There were so many places that they could have had people jump out or simply be. . .and they didnt. . It was still fun, but I wouldnt say that I thought it was scary in the slightest. The escape rooms were cool! I love doing them!! Even though I wouldnt put this up to the same level as some others that I have been, I loved going here and think its a great fun place to go for October. I would def go back!

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Great time Great scares! Even my husband who's not a fan doesn't f haunted houses loved it!…read moreDefinitely recommend!

Small rustic park with a trail…read more Parking is available in adjacent church parking lots. Not for a long hike but great for a stretch maybe lunch hour walk. It's perfect for small kids. No restrooms. Worth a visit a hidden wooded area.

Smith Nature Park is a small park between two churches in Upper Arlington. I thought nothing of it…read more Then one time we checked it out. It's really worth a look. There's lots in the space it takes up. I like how convenient this is. It's easy to get to. There's parking on either side of the woods. It's between two churches so a Sunday morning would be the worst time to come here. There's plenty of parking any other time. It's small enough that you can get through it in a few minutes maybe even less. There's some cool sights like a bridge and a stream. I like these small parks like Smith Nature Park. It's a cool spot in a boring white suburb. There needs to be more places like this.

I had the good fortune of visiting The Asylum early in its current manifestation as a key…read moredestination spot for those seeking paranormal investigations and opportunities to visit a location said to be Randolph County's most haunted spot. As I arrived at my 666th review here on Yelp, I began contemplating what I could possibly review that would be worthy of such an occasion. Having a dark sense of humor, I began contemplating both my past and present journeys through Indy's more haunted spots and locations with a history of evil and, in most cases, either found them not appropriate for Yelp or inappropriate review. While I briefly contemplated either a review of an Indiana Satanic church (Yes, we have them!) or a visit up to Hell, Michigan, I settled on a revisit to this location that turned the old Randolph County Infirmary/Asylum into one of Winchester, Indiana's few touristy spots. If you know me, then you know that while I do review most businesses for accessibility I'm also a pretty adaptable wheelchair user who regularly does long-distance events and who joined Yelp down in the incredibly not wheelchair friendly Catacombs. In other words, I tend to go where I want whenever possible even if it's not wheelchair friendly. The Asylum is not actually wheelchair friendly, though it's better than you might expect. If you have mobility issues, you might want to contact them in advance or ensure you have a companion with you for assistance. As a building built in 1899, it is exempt from ADA laws. In its early days, the nearly 50,000 square foot building housed six wards, several private rooms, a kitchen, laundry facilities, and separate dining rooms for men and women. It also had several other features on the adjacent property including a cemetery 230 yards northwest of the "home." Over the years, the facility served different populations including the poor, orphans, physically and cognitively disabled, single mothers, and the elderly. In 1994, the facility was bought from the county and turned into the Country Care Center. Around 2008-2009, Country Care Center closed and the facility was used for county storage until current owners came along in 2016 with the stated intention of using the facility as a paranormal attraction. I mean, seriously, do you know a single old asylum that isn't haunted? The treatment in these facilities was typically quite lacking - even in this type of setting, which certainly wasn't a Central State type place but still had its share of tragedy. The current owners have done a nice job of creating a functional setting for paranormal investigations, several videos from which are located on The Asylum website. The website features a wealth of information about the history of the facility along with current information about visits for investigations - this allows for overnight visits. While it's certainly not inexpensive, this is frequently done in groups and that certainly helps defray the costs. The Asylum, to my understanding, is still currently under a contract which means that actual production companies cannot be accommodated. The facility also does not have heat at this time, though they are working on this issue and that may change in the future. I should note that they do occasionally have special events that may include productions - look under the events tab of their website for more info. They even had a Christmas event this past holiday season. I really respect what they're doing here and the fact they've been respectful to the cemetery within the area. There's also said to be unmarked graves. While The Asylum is being utilized for paranormal, the team behind all of this truly is respectful of historical buildings and that makes it all a little more special to me. I've been through Winchester, Indiana a couple times on fundraising events and, indeed, all of Randolph County is pretty sparse in terms of tourist options. However, you have the Randolph Inn where you can stay and enjoy yourself in a small, friendly county and this pretty remarkable setting where you never quite know what you'll encounter!

Had the pleasure of meeting both Dann and Ted during our visit. They were both some of the nicest…read morepeople I've ever met and had a fantastic time talking with them both. Both are very genuine and knowledgeable with a good sense of humor (especially Ted). The building is very active and becomes very alive at night, lots of moments that make you stop in your tracks. Thank you Ted and Dann for letting us spend the night and everyone please go support saving the old properties (Stop).

I love this haunted house! The bayou is so cool and I love the water feature. The hospital was a…read morenice addition and I'm excited for the new exhibit in 2023.

From the owner: A New Nightmare Has Arrived in Columbus!…read more Welcome to The Haunt Columbus, where three terrifying attractions bring completely different nightmares to life — all in one location. Your ticket takes you through 3 haunted attractions: Lugaroo Bayou — Journey deep into a dark and twisted bayou where you never know what might be hiding in the shadows. Nightmare Barn — Step inside an old barn where something has gone terribly wrong. Watch every corner, because you're not alone. Black Hollow Medical — The doors are open, but you may wish they weren't. Enter a disturbing medical nightmare filled with horrifying patients, twisted experiments and things that should never have been created. With immersive environments, live actors, detailed sets, special effects and scares waiting around every corner, The Haunt Columbus isn't just a haunted house — it's an experience. Grab your friends and see if you have what it takes to survive all three attractions. 3 Attractions. 3 Nightmares. One Haunt. Get your tickets today at TheHauntColumbusOhio.com

This haunt is getting better every week. With more and more feedback, the actors are getting better…read moreand things are changing each week. If you came the first week, you should come back next week!!

From the owner: Twisted Wing is ever changing and growing the haunts. We know what makes a great scare and how to…read morecrawl under your skin. We utilize a variety of techniques in every haunt to cover even the hardest to scare.