Green Bay and the wider Fox Valley form one of Wisconsin’s strongest haunt corridors, stretching from Green Bay itself south through Kaukauna and Neenah. This guide covers the best haunted houses in the Green Bay area for 2026, what each one delivers, and how to plan your visit — with each attraction’s home town named so you know the drive. Hours, prices, and opening weekends shift from year to year, so always confirm the details on each attraction’s official site before you buy. Want the wider picture? See our guide to the best haunted houses across Wisconsin, or find haunted houses near you.

The best haunted houses in the Green Bay area

Green Bay Fear — Green Bay

Green Bay Fear, staged at the Beja Shrine Center on Bond Street, returns for its 22nd season in 2026 with three themed attractions, live music, food trucks, and a haunted midway. Recent seasons have featured a funhouse, a forest-themed walk, and a rotating new theme, making it the anchor haunt for the city itself. It typically runs Thursday through Sunday nights during peak season — confirm the current calendar and hours before you go.

Burial Chamber — Neenah

About 35 minutes south in Neenah, Burial Chamber bills itself as one of the Midwest’s largest haunted complexes, combining two large indoor haunted houses (Adrenaline and Insanity) with an outdoor haunted woods (Phobia) and its signature burial simulators on a single site. It runs Friday and Saturday nights through the season and adds early-November blackout nights, where you navigate in near-total darkness with only an LED candle. It is the biggest single stop in the corridor.

The Realm of Darkness — Kaukauna

In Kaukauna, between Neenah and Green Bay, The Realm of Darkness markets itself as one of Wisconsin’s most interactive and intense haunts, with immersive sets and a cast that pulls visitors into the storyline. It offers a heated indoor waiting area and concessions and typically runs Friday through Sunday nights. It is a strong pick if you want a higher-intensity experience in the Fox Cities.

6 Feet Under — Black Creek

West of Green Bay in Black Creek, 6 Feet Under is a newer haunt with several thousand square feet of walkthrough space. As a younger attraction its schedule can change year to year, so check its official page and social channels for the current 2026 season before you make the drive.

More Northeast Wisconsin haunts

The corridor adds a few more community-run nights out, including Revenge Haunt in Pulaski and Spooks on Spurr in New London. These are smaller and often post hours only on social media, so confirm dates before you go.

What to expect in the Fox Valley

Northeast Wisconsin runs from big multi-attraction complexes to smaller community haunts, so scare levels vary widely — check each haunt’s stated intensity before you buy. Several of these pair indoor houses with outdoor woods and trails, so our guide to indoor versus outdoor haunted attractions is worth a read, and knowing how scary haunted houses really get helps you match the right one to your group.

Know before you go

• Buy tickets online in advance. Burial Chamber and Green Bay Fear draw big crowds on prime October weekends; fast-pass options often cut the longest waits.
• New to haunts? Our first-timer’s complete haunted house guide covers exactly what to expect.
• Dress for the cold. Several corridor haunts include outdoor woods and trails, and Northeast Wisconsin nights get cold fast in October.
• Confirm prices, hours, and age guidance on each official site — these change season to season and vary by attraction.

Ready to plan your night? Explore every haunt in our Wisconsin directory or find haunted houses near you.