Connecticut's Longest Haunted Trail Is Back, and It's Not for the Faint of Heart
Scarrybrooke Park Haunted Trail returns to New Milford for its 13th year with 48 acres of woods, a haunted hayride and a good cause behind every ticket.
By CT Businesses Staff
Looking for something scary to do in Connecticut this Halloween season? New Milford has you covered.
Scarrybrooke Park Haunted Trail is back for its 13th year, bringing one of Connecticut's biggest Halloween attractions to Harrybrooke Park.
Known as the longest haunted trail in the state, the attraction takes visitors through the park's 48 acres of woods, trails, and spooky scenes.
A Haunted Experience Like No Other
Scarrybrooke Park isn't your typical haunted house.
Visitors can expect creepy characters, unexpected scares, and plenty of surprises as they make their way through the park after dark.
The event also features a haunted hayride, making it a popular destination for thrill seekers looking for something different this Halloween.
And the best part? It's all for a good cause.
Getting Scared for a Good Cause
The entire event is run by volunteers from six local nonprofit organizations.
Over the years, Scarrybrooke Park has raised more than $1 million, including over $500,000 benefiting other local nonprofits.
That means every ticket purchased helps support the New Milford community.
When and Where Can You Go?
Scarrybrooke Park Haunted Trail is open for a few more nights this October.
- Dates: October 23, 24, and 30
- Time: 6 PM to 10 PM
- Location: Harrybrooke Park, New Milford, CT
- Tickets: Starting at $35
- Parking: 2 Pickett District Road, New Milford
Tickets can be purchased online through RunSignup (opens in a new tab), and timed reservations are recommended to help avoid long lines.
If you're looking for a Halloween adventure in Connecticut, Scarrybrooke Park might be worth the trip.
Just be ready for a few scares along the way!
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