We are deep in the middle of Spooky Season here in New England.

Over the next few weeks we are going to see all kinds of Halloween parties, movie marathons, trick-or-treat events, and haunted attractions pop up here in Maine and elsewhere in New England.

We are lucky to have so many great haunted attractions in our region.  In fact, you are rarely ever more than a few minutes' drive from a haunted attraction.  Maineiac Manor, the UVM haunted house, and the Desert of Maine's Wander in Terror, for example.

If you love haunted attractions you are going to want to make a trip to Camp Tracy in Oakland, Maine.

 

 

The Trails of Terror at Camp Tracy

According to a Facebook post, the Trails of Terror will return to Camp Tracy in Oakland from October 30 through November 1.  The spooky trails will be open from 6 PM to 9 PM each night.

Visitors can test their bravery on the haunted trails, explore a non-scary Halloween Village for younger children, and enjoy spooky snacks, drinks, and sweets from Creepy Concessions.

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Tickets are $40 for a group of four, $15 for adults, and $10 for children under 12, while kids under 3 get in free. Tickets will be sold at the door.

Camp Tracy is located at 152 Camp Tracy Meadows in Oakland.

They are also looking for volunteers.  Interested?  Get more details HERE

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