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Cedar Hill's Haunted Farm
Multiple haunted attractions and non-haunted thrills.
About
Dare to enter Cedar Hill's Haunted Farm, a top-rated attraction featuring a terrifying Haunted Hayride, the intensely scary 'Trail of Terror,' and the disorienting 'Haunted Barn - Sensturbia.' For a less frightful experience, try the Flashlight Corn Maze or the Zombie Target Shoot. Gather around a campfire and enjoy the fall atmosphere.
Our Take
Scare Factor
Family Friendly
Best For
Thrill-seekers, halloween enthusiasts, groups
Vibe
Spooky, intense, adventurous
Energy Level
High
Budget
$$
Photo Friendly
Limited (only in general farm areas)
Weather Sensitivity
High (may close due to heavy rain)
Special Events & Promotions
- Group rates available for 25+ people.
- Senior Citizens (65+) and Service Men/Women receive $2.00 off ticket price with ID.
- Private fire pits available for rent, including general admission wristbands.
Always check the official website for the most current information.
We've done our best to keep details up-to-date, but event schedules, prices, and policies can change. For the latest updates, please visit the official website or contact the organizers directly.
Location
Event Details
Pricing
$12.00 - $74.95
Duration
Nightly from 5:00 PM, attractions open at dark (approx. 7:00-7:30 PM)
Ages
Not recommended for children under 10 for haunted attractions; Trail of Terror and Sensturbia have a 48" height minimum. Zombie Target Shoot and Corn Maize are recommended for all ages.
Neighborhood
Desoto County
Timed Entry
No
Organizer
Cedar Hill Farm, Inc.
Practical Information
Parking
Parking is free.
Accessibility
The Haunted Hayride and Flashlight Corn Maize are wheelchair accessible, though paths are dirt and the parking lot is a pasture. Main bathrooms, dining areas, and fire pits are accessible, but may require crossing grass and gravel. The Trail of Terror and Sensturbia are not wheelchair accessible.
Pet Policy
Leashed pets allowed in general farm areas only
Food & Drink
Concessions available, including beer and seltzers. Outside alcohol is not permitted. Private fire pits can accommodate coolers with food and drinks.
Quick Actions
Tips & Advice
- Arrive early, especially on Friday and Saturday nights, to minimize wait times for the most popular haunted attractions.
- Consider purchasing tickets online in advance to save time and ensure entry, as some attractions may sell out.
- Wear closed-toe shoes and comfortable clothing, as some attractions involve walking on uneven terrain or through wooded areas.
- If you plan to visit multiple haunted attractions, tackle the Haunted Hayride last, as it typically stays open the latest.
- Bring a flashlight for the Corn Maize, as it's the only attraction where they are permitted, and cell phone lights are also allowed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the operating hours?
The farm opens at 5:00 PM for fire pits and general access, with attraction lines opening at 6:00 PM. Attractions begin at dark (around 7:00-7:30 PM) and attraction lines close at 10:00 PM.
Can I bring my pet?
Leashed pets are welcome in the general farm areas but are not permitted inside the haunted attractions or the nighttime corn maze.
What is the terrain like?
The Trail of Terror and Sensturbia are strenuous with natural and man-made obstacles. The Haunted Hayride and Corn Maze are more accessible, though paths can be uneven.
Are photos or videos allowed on the haunts?
No, photos and videos are strictly prohibited on the haunted attractions. You may be asked to leave if caught using your phone or camera. Flashlights and phones are allowed in the Corn Maize.
What should I wear?
Long pants and a jacket are recommended due to potential breezes from tractor rides. Closed-toe shoes are highly advised, and rain boots might be useful after recent rain, especially for the Corn Maize.
