Attractions
Come for the scares, stay for the thrills! Our legendary midway features spooky fun, mouthwatering food, axe throwing, thrilling games, and the iconic zombie apocalypse armored bus. It's the perfect place to hang out before - or after - you scream.
The Brimstone Farm was once a prosperous family farm. Now, it is a place full of long-lost memories, stories, and curses. Many horrors have been reported in these fields but not many are willing to talk about the events that occur in the corn. Come see what’s waiting for you around every twist and turn.
In the shadowy town of Brimstone, a monstrous presence lurks, born from the depths of legends and fear. Beware the vile tendrils of black vines, slithering and seeking, as they spread their darkness. Will you emerge from the shadows, heart racing and breathless, to tell the tale of your encounter with THE BOG?
Around every dark corner awaits disturbing scenes of horror that will pull you further from reality. Get the yell scared out of you as you wind through the dark maze-like pathways trying to find a way out. Or surrender to the darkness and join the horror in a permanent state of Psychosis.
Schedule
Open weekend nights through the fall. Attractions will begin running when it is fully dark out.
Opening and closing times vary by day. Check the calendar and/or our facebook for the most up to date info.
Directions
Coming from I-75: Take Exit 38 (Springboro/Franklin) and head East on State Route 73 for 15 miles then turn left on Brimstone Road.
Coming from I-71: Take Exit 45 (Waynesville) and head West on State Route 73 for 2 miles then turn right on Brimstone Road.
FAQs
Our closing hours may vary each night. Please check the calendar and/or our Facebook for the most up-to-date information
If you're in line for an attraction when the park closes, you will still be able to complete that attraction.
To make the most of your visit we recomend purchasing tickets online and arriving early; attractions open at dark.
Yes, our Midway is accessible. However, please be aware that our parking lot is grass, and much of the Midway is comprised of grass and gravel. For special accommodations, please contact us at contact@brinstonehaunt.com.
No, our actors do not intentionally touch patrons. However, in tight spaces and low lighting, accidental bumps may occur. We also ask that patrons refrain from touching our employees.
Yes, we accept all major credit cards.
No, we don't impose age restrictions. We leave that decision to the guardian. We've seen everything from young kids leaving with laughter to adults leaving in tears.
About
Nestled on Renaissance Park grounds off State Route 73 between Wilmington and Waynesville, Brimstone Haunt rose from the ashes of the much-loved Springboro Haunted Hayride (1987-2016). Opening in the fall of 2017, it introduced a trio of spine-chilling experiences: the Brimstone Haunted Hayride, Forgotten Forest (now “The Bog”), and soon after, Psychosis.
The haunt's rural setting adds to the atmosphere with real 1800s graves, unmarked burial mounds, and the eerie nearness of Caesar Creek State Park (a town of New Burlington now submerged by its reservoir) woven into its backstory. The property's haunting legends are thoughtfully echoed in scenes throughout.
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