We tracked down 10 of Michigan's best haunted attractions that are worth the drive this Halloween season, and two of them are right here in Southwest Michigan.

Many people associate the beginning of September with the start of spooky season, and people start celebrating all things Halloween. As we prepare for the season of the witch, The Scare Factor assembled 10 Michigan haunted attractions all over the Lower Peninsula that are definitely worth the drive and putting in your Halloween itinerary.

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This isn’t a ranked list by any means; it serves more as a way for you to check out some of the most standout attractions in the state and some that are the most well-known.

The cool thing about this is that their Facebook post is filled with many other attractions in the comment section that are also worth checking out. Here are some of the more notable attractions in the Lower Peninsula:

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Erebus Haunted Attraction — Pontiac
18 S. Perry St., Pontiac
Erebus is one of Michigan's most famous haunted attractions that occupies a massive four-story structure in downtown Pontiac.

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Google Maps

Nightmare Realm — Mattawan
23492 Red Arrow Highway, Mattawan
Nightmare Realm is an immersive, story-driven experience that puts you inside an ongoing horror storyline. The 2026 season includes the next chapter of Trista's Tale.

Niles Scream Park — Niles
855 Mayflower Road, Niles
This 44-acre property features multiple attractions, including the Niles Haunted House, Haunted Duplex, Field of Screams, Wicked Woods, and HOODED, along with a midway featuring food, games, entertainment, and other activities.

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Google Maps

Azra Chamber of Horrors — Madison Heights
31401 John R. Road, Madison Heights
Azra is an indoor haunted attraction that's built inside a former 20,000-square-foot Laser Quest/Laser Tag facility. It features four separate haunted houses and more than 40 rooms

Terrorfied Forest — Pinckney
619 Pearl St., Pinckney
The attraction features a roughly 1.5-mile haunted forest trail, which takes about 30–45 minutes. It's located on the same property as Hell Survivors Paintball and Airsoft.

Awaken Haunted Attraction — Leslie
4760 Churchill Road, Leslie
Awaken combines elaborate sets, professional actors, special effects and multiple themed experiences. The 2026 season runs on select dates from late September through Halloween. 

Hush Haunted Attraction — Westland
37550 Cherry Hill Road, Westland
The 2026 attraction features three haunted houses, a scare zone, photo opportunities, a horror boutique and secret bars. The attraction operates from late September into early November.

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Google Maps

Eloise Asylum — Westland
30712 Michigan Ave., Westland
Eloise is particularly creepy because the horror experience is built around the historic Eloise complex. The site dates back to the 19th century and now combines haunted attractions with paranormal investigations, escape rooms, and history tours.

Rotten Manor — Holly
13245 Dixie Highway, Holly
Rotten Manor is actually a collection of haunted experiences. Visitors can experience the Manor, Rotten Forest/Asylum, Rotten Hayride and Rotten Theatre, plus the House of Wax and a midway.

Screams in the Dark — Kalkaska
5548 M-66, Kalkaska
Screams in the Dark calls itself Northern Michigan's largest haunted event. Its 2026 experience includes Blackwood Manor, Trails of the Lost, and Pandemonium, along with an expanded midway. New for 2026 are escape games, a burial simulation, Psycho Spin, and axe throwing.

This Marshall Woman Has The Most Impressive Halloween Display In West Michigan

When Holly Harnden and her late husband closed on the Victorian-style home at 401 E Mansion St in Marshall, MI, on Halloween of 2003, it was the manifestation of a woman who had a dream and achieved it. This is her way of doing it, as she also sets up a similar, and as she describes, possibly more elaborate, Christmas decoration display every year as well.