Haunted Farms & Corn Mazes in Fargo | Teens & Adults

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Have a teen that’s out of the pumpkin patch stage and looking for a bit of a scare? Check out these options for haunted and scary corn mazes and farms in and around Fargo-Moorhead!

Haunted Farm

Days: Fridays & Saturdays from September 25 – October 31, 2026; open from 7:00 – 11:00 p.m.

Location: 1947 130th Ave South, Moorhead

Just 10 miles outside of Moorhead, this haunted farm is quite a fright! See if you can find your way out of their Dark Maze. General admission is $25 per person. Check out their website for more details as well as a coupon for $3 off general admission.

Bonanzaville

Days: Open October 10, October 16-17, October 23-24, & October 30 & 31 from 7:30 – 9:00 p.m. or 9:30 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.

Location: 1351 Main Ave W, West Fargo

There is a whole other world at Bonanzaville that you haven’t seen! Visitors, staff, and volunteers report phenomena activity that cannot be easily explained. These tours are your chance to move beyond museum barriers with experienced guides in teams of 6 to 8 and discover for yourself. EMF detectors, infrared temperature readers, and spirit boxes will be provided for each group. Attendees will also be permitted to bring in their own approved equipment. The cost is $60/per person for 90 minutes of investigating. Tickets include two free drinks and munchies during happy hour from 6:30 to 10:30 each night.

The Great Maze

Days: They offer 2 special “Haunted Maze” nights on October 17 and October 24!

Location: West Acres Mall Parking lot near Best Buy Entrance (east side)

While this cedar plank maze is open daily, they are offering 2 Haunted Maze nights: October 18th and October 31st. Find out more and get tickets on their website!

Day trips outside of the Fargo-Moorhead area:

Acres of Terror Corn Maze

Days: September 18 – October 31, 2026 Fridays and Saturdays sunset (about 7:30 p.m.) to midnight

Location: 108 ND-18 S, Leonard, ND (40 minutes from Fargo)

Located a bit out of the F-M area is the abandoned Leonard Schoolhouse and surrounding area that makes up the Acres of Terror. This scary corn maze is best for ages 10 and up, with parent guardian required for 17 and under. Admission is $40 with coupons available online.

The Crypt at Jacobs Manor

Days: Open Fridays & Saturdays in October from 7:00 – 11:00 p.m. Specific dates coming soon!

Location: 307 Railroad Ave North, Leonard, ND (40 minutes from Fargo)

Another spooky spot you won’t want to miss! Also, they have a “lantern option.” If little ones don’t want to be scared, staff will provide them with a lantern to use throughout the haunt during the first hour. All the monsters know that means “no scare.”

Haunted Forest at Moccasin Valley

Days: Open Friday & Saturday, October 16-17, October 23-24, 2026 from 7:00 – 10:00 p.m.

Location: Park at Tonseth Lutheran Church: 33672 County Hwy 3, Erhard, MN (50 minutes from Fargo)

This haunted forest in Erhard, MN conducts scary tours the last 2 weekends of October every year. Park at Tonseth Lutheran Church, and a shuttle will take you to the Haunted Forest! Cost is $20 per person on arrival. Please see their Facebook page and website for details.

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Katina Behm
Katina grew up in the suburbs of Philadelphia and played field hockey at the University of Connecticut, and has never been in as good of shape since. She met her husband, Justin, at a bar in Pittsburgh and, despite many romantic Skype dates, found a long-distance relationship to be a drag and moved to Fargo in 2010. She's a bonus mom to Justin's son, Owen (2005), they have twins Augie and Delphi (2016), and a Great Dane, Moose. She's a Speech-Language Pathologist who enjoys helping her patients improve their quality of life. She is also a Certified Sculpt Instructor at Mojo Fit Studios where she attends weekly yoga to stay sane. Katina loves showing the world to her kids (but also seeing the world through their eyes), trying new foods, and listening to live music. On most weekends, you can find her at one of her kids' many activities by day, and by night, on the couch in sweats, eating a homemade charcuterie board and drinking cheap wine she bought at Costco. She still has video call dates, but now they're with friends and family who live all over the place.