Texas is one of the biggest and most diverse haunted attraction markets in the country — fitting for a state where everything runs large. The Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex and Houston each host major commercial haunted house productions that rival the best in the nation, while San Antonio’s deep history and Austin’s creative culture add distinct regional flavors to the state’s October lineup. Texas’s sheer geographic scale means the haunt scene spans from humid Gulf Coast forests to the wide-open Hill Country and the desert West Texas landscape. Haunt season opens in mid-September and runs well into November in warmer southern markets. Find all haunted houses across Texas below.
Texas is home to some of the most exciting haunted attractions in the United States. From terrifying haunted houses and outdoor haunted trails to haunted hayrides and immersive scream parks, visitors can find a wide variety of Halloween experiences across the state.
Explore haunted houses in Texas to discover seasonal attractions, spine-chilling walkthrough experiences, and some of the most popular haunted attractions in the country. Whether you’re looking for a classic haunted house, a massive scream park with multiple attractions, or a haunted trail through dark woods, Texas offers Halloween fans plenty of unforgettable scares.
Browse all 19 haunted attractions in Texas — use the filters above to narrow by scare level, haunt type, city, and more.
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