Jersey City Not-So-Scary Kid Friendly Haunted Houses
If your little one love Halloween scares, but they're not quite old enough to attend a nighttime haunted house, you won't want to miss out on the Not So Scary Haunted House Events happening around Jersey City this Halloween Season. Lots of local haunts offer a children's matinee on the weekends, where the spooks & scares are toned down, and more appropriate for the younger crowd. Not So Scary Haunts offer a great option for parents to enjoy with their little ghoul this Halloween - find out all about Jersey City's Kid Friendly Haunts below!
freehold, NJ
NOT A HAUNTED HOUSE, IT'S SO MUCH MORE! New Jersey's #1 Halloween Attraction More fun, less fear, and more WOW than a haunted house!
Clinton, NJ
The Red Mill Museum Village in Clinton has announced the theme for this year’s Haunted Red Mill: EVIL RISING.
Halloween House Freehold
freehold, NJ
NOT A HAUNTED HOUSE, IT'S SO MUCH MORE! New Jersey's #1 Halloween Attraction More fun, less fear, and more WOW than a haunted house! ween House Freehold is a completely immersive, one of a kind Halloween experience where you are transported to an all Halloween world.
Norz Hill Farm & Market, LLC
Hillsborough, NJ
Come find your perfect pumpkin at Norz Hill Farm! During the weekends of September and October, you can come out to Norz Hill Farm and pick your perfect pumpkins, gourds and squash. We grow 75 different varieties planted in over 45 acres. The pumpkins are big and small, orange, white, blue, gray and even red.
Screamline Haunted Car Wash
Rockaway, NJ
GET A FREE CAR WASH VOUCHER TO USE ANYTIME IF YOU COME OPENING WEEKEND! 10/2 OR 10/3 Streamline Haunted Car Wash is a one of a kind haunted experience where you stay in your car while going through our haunted tunnel.
Haunted Red Mill
Clinton, NJ
The Red Mill Museum Village in Clinton has announced the theme for this year’s Haunted Red Mill: EVIL RISING. The Haunted Red Mill is not only one of New Jersey’s top-rated Halloween scare attractions and a thirty-four year annual local tradition, it’s also the museum’s top fundraiser.