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The Pecan Haunt

Flower Mound, TX

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Free home-based haunted trail and house with FX-driven scares.

About

Prepare for a thrilling experience at The Pecan Haunt, a free home-based haunted trail and house located in Flower Mound, TX. This attraction features a variety of scares that are primarily decorative and FX-driven, with minimal actors. The Haunted Pecan Trail offers a family-friendly adventure, while the Pecan Asylum, Manor, and Wastelands sections delve into more intense horror themes, making them suitable for teens and adults. Donations are gratefully accepted.

Our Take

Scare Factor

👻 👻 👻 👻 (4/5)

Family Friendly

👶 👶 👶 (3/5)

Best For

Halloween enthusiasts, thrill-seekers

Vibe

Spooky, immersive, creative

Energy Level

Moderate

Budget

Free

Photo Friendly

High

Weather Sensitivity

Moderate

Tags

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Location

4722 Bayberry St.
Flower Mound, TX
75028
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Event Details

Pricing

Free

Ages

The Haunted Pecan Trail is suitable for all ages, while Pecan Asylum, Manor & Wastelands offer more intense horror themes for teens and adults.

Schedule

Early Candy Night (Sat, Oct 26th): 7:00pm — 11:00pm. Halloween (Thurs, Oct 31st): Closed to Public (Neighborhood Only*), 6:00pm — 10:00pm. Backyard portion of the haunt opens at 7:15-30pm.

Organizer

The Pecan Haunt

Practical Information

Parking

Parking is available at Pecan Orchard Park or just outside the neighborhood if the park is full. Visitors are advised not to park in front of residences they do not know.

Pet Policy

No pets mentioned, assume not allowed unless service animal.

Food & Drink

Donations are welcome.

Quick Actions

Tips & Advice

  • Arrive early, especially on popular nights, as parking can fill up quickly. Consider utilizing the overflow parking at Pecan Orchard Park and walking a few blocks to the haunt.
  • If visiting with younger children, explore the Haunted Pecan Trail first, as it's designed for all ages. Then, decide if the more intense sections are appropriate for your group.
  • The event relies heavily on visual effects and decorations. Bring a flashlight if you want to better appreciate the intricate details of the scares, especially in darker areas.
  • While the event is free, consider bringing a small donation to support the creators. Their dedication to crafting this immersive experience is evident, and contributions are appreciated.
  • Familiarize yourself with the neighborhood's 20mph speed limit when driving to the haunt to ensure a safe arrival and respect for local residents.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Pecan Haunt?

The Pecan Haunt is a free, home-based haunted attraction featuring a trail and house with decorative and FX-driven scares, with some areas being more intense horror-themed.

Is The Pecan Haunt suitable for all ages?

The Haunted Pecan Trail is appropriate for all ages. However, the Pecan Asylum, Manor, and Wastelands sections are more horror-themed and recommended for teens and adults.

Where should I park for The Pecan Haunt?

Parking is available at Pecan Orchard Park or just outside the neighborhood. Visitors are asked not to park directly in front of residences they don't know.

What should I wear to The Pecan Haunt?

Comfortable walking shoes are recommended as you'll be navigating a trail. Dress in layers as the weather can change, and consider bringing a light jacket.

Is there an admission fee for The Pecan Haunt?

The Pecan Haunt is free to attend. Donations are welcome to support the attraction.

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Contributors & Updates

Last updated: 9/17/2025

Original Submitter: The Halloween Events Near Me editorial team