Haunted Houses in Tulsa (Oklahoma, 2026 Guide)
The best haunted houses in Tulsa for 2026 include Psycho Path, a large outdoor attraction in nearby Sperry; The Hex House, a multi-attraction indoor haunt themed around a real Tulsa crime; and Insanity Farms at Pumpkin Town Farms, a more family-friendly corn-maze haunt. Most open on select nights from early October through the first weekend of November, so confirm each official calendar before you go.
Tulsa has the densest cluster of haunted attractions in Oklahoma, ranging from intense outdoor scream parks north of the city to polished indoor mazes and a family-friendly farm haunt. This guide covers the best haunted houses in Tulsa for 2026, what each one is like, and how to plan your night. Dates, hours, and prices change every year, so confirm the current calendar on each attraction’s official site. For the wider picture, see our guide to the best haunted houses across Oklahoma, browse the full Oklahoma directory, or find haunted houses near you.
The best haunted houses in Tulsa
Psycho Path Haunted Attraction (Sperry)
On the metro’s north side in Sperry, Psycho Path is one of Oklahoma’s most talked-about haunts, known for a long, immersive outdoor route and detailed sets. It typically opens the first Friday of October and runs Friday and Saturday nights through the season, with special nights near Halloween. Tickets are sold online, and because much of the experience is outdoors, dress for the weather. Confirm the current calendar and pricing on the official site before you go.
The Hex House
The Hex House is Tulsa’s signature indoor haunt, themed around a genuinely strange 1940s Tulsa case and run as a multi-attraction complex under one roof. Expect a walkthrough that leans into psychological dread rather than pure gore, plus additional attractions in the same building on select nights. Buy tickets online in advance for the busiest October weekends, and check the official site for current dates and prices.
Insanity Farms at Pumpkin Town Farms
For a lighter night out, Insanity Farms at Pumpkin Town Farms pairs a haunted corn maze with a wooden clown maze and zombie paintball, alongside a family-friendly pumpkin patch. It is generally recommended for ages 12 and up, with younger children welcome when accompanied by a parent. It is the easiest Tulsa option for mixed groups who want scares without a full extreme haunt.
More Tulsa-area haunts
A short drive from the city adds a few more options: Frozen Morgue Haunted Attractions in Chouteau, Haunted Plantation in Coweta, and TwistedRoots Haunted Trail in Muskogee all run seasonal outdoor attractions within about an hour of Tulsa. These are smaller, weekend-focused operations, so check each official calendar before making the drive.
What to know before visiting Tulsa haunts
- Buy tickets online in advance. The most popular haunts sell out the October weekends closest to Halloween, and fast passes cut the longest lines.
- Dress for outdoor scares. Psycho Path and the farm haunts are largely outdoors and Oklahoma nights turn cold — our what to wear to a haunted house guide helps you plan.
- Check the drive. Sperry, Chouteau, Coweta, and Muskogee are outside Tulsa proper, so budget travel time and note that rural sites have free on-site parking but longer roads.
- First time? Our first-timer’s complete haunted house guide covers exactly what to expect, and always confirm age guidance on each official site.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the scariest haunted house in Tulsa?
Psycho Path in Sperry and The Hex House are widely considered the most intense in the Tulsa area. Insanity Farms is the most family-friendly of the major options.
When do Tulsa haunted houses open in 2026?
Most open on select nights from early October through the first weekend of November, peaking near Halloween. Psycho Path is slated to open around October 2. Dates change each year, so confirm the current calendar on each official site.
Are there haunted houses in downtown Tulsa?
Most of the major Tulsa haunts are on the south side or in nearby towns such as Sperry rather than downtown. The Hex House is the closest big indoor attraction to the city core.
How much do Tulsa haunted houses cost?
General admission commonly runs from the low $20s to the $30s, with fast-pass and combo upgrades at the larger attractions. Buying online in advance is cheaper and saves time on busy weekends.
Is there a family-friendly haunt near Tulsa?
Yes. Insanity Farms at Pumpkin Town Farms is the most family-friendly major option, with a corn maze and fall activities alongside its scares. Check the official site for age recommendations.
Ready to plan your night? Explore the best haunted houses across Oklahoma or find haunted houses near you before Halloween.
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