October nights. Moonlight. Haunted barns and forests. It’s opening night at Pope’s Haunted Farm in Salem, AL!
Pope’s Haunted Farm
Brave the chill in the air and come explore more than 20-acres of scares at Pope’s Haunted Farm. Choose from four terrifying attractions for one night of action-packed thrills.
There’s the Haunted Hayride, Haunted Barn, Haunted Buggy Ride, and the scariest of them all, the Haunted Forest.
Candlelight tours include the 11,000-square-foot Haunted Barn and the more than a half-mile walk through the dark Haunted Forest. Encounter the frightening inhabitants as you make your way through.
Not up for a walk through the barn or the woods? Ride in a tractor-drawn wagon with up to 40 other people for more than a mile. Hold on tight through the twists and turns with state-of-the-art animatronics and live actors.
Hours and tickets
Pope’s Haunted Farm is open tonight and tomorrow night from 7:30 to 11 p.m. The same hours apply for October 14th-15th, 21st-22nd and 28th-29th.
Tickets can be purchased on-site only. Cash is recommended. There will be a $2 processing fee for credit and debit cards.
General admission tickets start at $15 for one attraction. Two attractions are $30, and three attractions are $40.
Location
Half the fun of going to Pope’s Haunted Farm is finding it.
From Phenix City, take Highway 80 West for 15 miles. Then take a right on Russell 71 followed by a left on Lee County Road 126. At this point, follow the “Pope’s Farm” signs the rest of the way to 272 Lee Road 724.
For more specific directions, visit Pope’s website here and follow the “Get Directions” link. Don’t forget to get social and keep up with all the latest boos on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Summary
Are you brave enough to make plans for a fright night this spooky season? Of course, that could mean a scary movie night in the comfort of your Central Highlands apartment. For more things to do and places to go, keep reading our blogs!