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Nashville Haunted House Guide

Updated By KALEY HAMILTON | October 2026


Haunted Houses & Spooky Attractions In and Around Nashville 

Looking for a good scare this Halloween season? Round up your bravest friends and check out some of Nashville's spookiest attractions! From haunted woods and creepy corridors to zombie encounters and terrifying surprises, there's plenty of frightful fun waiting around every corner.



Devil's Dungeon

510 Davidson Street, Nashville

Open select dates now through October 31st

Ready to face your demons? Devil's Dungeon has been terrifying Middle Tennessee for more than 25 years, and it's not slowing down anytime soon. Try not to keep your eyes closed the entire time, or you'll miss every single thrill and devilish detail!

Photo: Devil's Dungeon




Nashville Nightmare

1016 Madison Square, Madison

Operating on select dates through November 13th

Nashville Nightmare is back with another season of terrifying thrills! Face your fears across multiple haunted attractions, including a Friday the 13th experience, creepy clowns, and twisted fairy tales. Take your experience to the next level with thrilling add-ons like an Epic Zombie Laser Hunt or the Mummy's Curse Laser Maze!

Photo: Nashville Nightmare




Millers Thrillers Haunted Woods

1431 Carters Creek Pike, Columbia

Operating Fridays and Saturdays through Halloween

Zombie Paintball Hayride prepares for a zombie apocalypse so you can be ready to protect Music City when the undead come-a-calling. Millers Thrillers is voted (by my mom) as Middle TN's best haunted house/haunted woods. Why? Because you shoot live zombies! They have the rage, but only you have the weapons. Look out for stilt walkers, fire performers, jugglers, and all kinds of entertainment. Totally worth the drive from Nashville.

Photo: Millers Thrillers




Dead Land Haunted Woods

7040 Murfreesboro Road, Lebanon

Open Fridays and Saturdays through October 31

Think a walk through the woods sounds peaceful? Think again! Dead Land Haunted Woods in Lebanon brings the scares with two terrifying outdoor trails featuring twisted fairy tales, sinister witches, and plenty of surprises lurking in the darkness. Feeling brave? Take on their haunted escape game, then recover from the frights with a bonfire and some snacks!

The Murfreesboro Pulse




Creepy Hollow Haunted Woods

2133 Joe Brown Road, Spring Hill

Operating Fridays and Saturdays through Halloween

If you love spooky season, but you're just not into all that blood and gore, Creepy Hollow Haunted Woods is the place to go. There are chainsaws, an abandoned bus, and a blinding fog flowing through the cemetery, ripe for some scary surprises. Looking for a teeth-chattering challenge? Try out their Zombie Maze and see if you can make it out alive.

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Slaughterhouse Nashville

3445 Lebanon Pike, Hermitage

Open select dates through November 2nd

Cool with bloody clowns and demon nuns? You're braver than most and probably the perfect fit for Nashville's longest-running haunted attraction! Located inside the old Courtyard Cinema, Slaughterhouse Nashville takes you through five theaters filled with terrifying surprises. Want to make a night of it? Catch a classic horror movie at Full Moon Cineplex before experiencing the real-life scares!

Photo: Fool Moon Inc.




Halloween Hollow Haunted House

14400 Old Baxter Rd

Running select nights through November 1

If one haunted house isn't enough, how about FOUR? Halloween Hollow is bringing the scares with four terrifying attractions, spooky midway entertainment, fire performers, and more. For something a little less frightening, check out Ecto Park's corn maze, mini escape game, and ghost hunting arcade!

Photo: Halloween Hollow Haunted House




Beast House

3976 Dickerson Pike, Nashville
Operating select dates through November 13

Nashville's REAL Money Back Haunted House! Named one of Middle Tennessee's must-see haunted attractions, Beast House puts your bravery to the test. If you can make it through all three phases of the optional Beast Challenge, you'll get your admission fees back! Beast House, CHAOS, the Beast Jump, and the Beast Challenge are all back this fall!

Photo: Eric England




Bloody Acres Haunted Woods

318 Big Station Camp Blvd, Gallatin

Fridays & Saturdays | Visit the Bloody Acres Facebook page for updates

New scares, revamped rooms, and plenty of reasons to scream! Get ready for their best season yet. Visit if you dare! Real woods, real scares! Keep in mind, Bloody Acres accepts cash only.

Photo: Bloody Acres Haunted Woods




Rigor Mortis

502 Thompson Lane, Nashville

Open select nights October 22-November 14

Featured on TV as one of Middle Tennessee's premier scare destinations, this haunt gives you two spine-chilling experiences for the price of one ticket! With terrifying live actors, impressive special effects, and plenty of scares, Rigor Mortis is sure to get your heart racing.

Photo: Rigor Mortis Haunted House





Raven’s Hollow

563 E Main St, Mt. Juliet

Open select nights through Halloween

This family-friendly attraction skips the live actors and terrifying jump scares in favor of eerie animatronic scenes and spooky props, giving you all the Halloween atmosphere without scaring the little ones. It's a bit of a drive from Nashville, but definitely worth the trip! Plus, enjoy free s'mores as a sweet treat!

Photo: Raven's Hollow


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