Pleasantly surprised at how good this haunted house was. It was a bit of a drive from the north…read morehills to my old stomping grounds of west Mifflin but it was worth it. We paid a little extra to skip the line. The provide shuttle from the local parking lot to the venue as well.

As a scare actor, before becoming a cast member, I got a BTS tour and met the owners. The concept…read moreand extreme scare and the original story line sold me. Portals was voted #1 for scariest haunt. This isn't just a biased review, this is the OG Horror Fan in me! Oh yeah, this was the inaugural season.

Family friendly fun! My husband and I met some friends here on a Friday night. It's a small venue,…read morebut filled with family fun. We went on the haunted hayride and had a blast. When it was time to exit the hayride, I lost a gemstone ring as I was brushing off hay. The staff pitched in with flashlights and helped search. They resumed the search the next morning and called me as soon as they found my ring---a proverbial needle in a haystack! So thankful to have experience such honesty!

A really adorable bit of country, and perfect fall fun for kids during the day. I find the whole…read morecorn maze concept impressive, and this one was pretty expansive, and there were stamps you had to get throughout. The hardest part was actually finding your way out, and we did this during the day, I have a hunch that the real fun is at night. They have flashlights for rent, and on top of finding the stamps, I think it gets pretty spooky in there. The kids were loving the haunted hayrides during the daylight though, so they seemed to have found a good balance between frightening and fun. They had little fair games, pumpkins for carving and your typical concessions-the corn sling shot was the best...and we were lucky enough to be there for a zombie flash mob done by what must have been an all ages dance class, very cute. Not a lot for the adults to do/look at while the kids are running around except sit by the fire pit and sip cider, but there are worse things!

I came here, not knowing what to expect and I must say, I had a great time. Every year, my family…read moreand I road trip to a haunted house destination for Halloween and make a weekend and mini vacation out of it.....between renting an Airbnb, longs days grilling, relaxing, sightseeing, shopping, the local town, and binging on everything!! This year we chose Fright Farm in West Virginia, Virginia. I loved everything about this place! The scares are definitely there! BUTTT.... I must say what you pay for here is the scenery and outdoor Halloween festival. The Halloween props, staging, scenery and actors are some of the best that I've seen around may of these type of attractions and nothing is spared. The hoops and scares are there. Beyond the attractions there are outdoor game booths, VIP camp grounds for rents and a live band festival. It's a little bit on the pricey side, but worth it. The only downside and start deduction, is that this place can be a bit overcrowded We paid for VIP experience to avoid the long lines and waits, and there was still a line to get in. Also, eat or feed yourselves somewhere else before you go.... There are not a lot of food attractions or options..... in comparison to a lot of other-similar Halloween attractions I've been to up and down the east coast. Other than this, this place is definitely worth adding to your outdoor Halloween adventures and a great venue for doing something with your family, group of friends....or even a date night!

I've been here several times over the years. The first time I went was either the second of third…read moreyear it was opened for business. Things have changed alot since then with the interstate being built and them adding more and more attractions plus making it easier to get through it by not having to stand in line for hours by giving people numbers and having more activities to indulge in while waiting for your number to be called. Honestly, this is one of the best haunted houses and hayrides in the United States. Hands down! I always look forward to going for the new and exciting themes each year. Stay awesome Fright Farm :D

Returned here after a couple of years with a Groupon... I felt like the staff was incredibly rude…read moreto the point where I probably would never go back. If you buy the Groupon deal, your drink coupon is only good on soda or water. You can't get a hot cocoa or a cider, which is crazy to me. It really wasn't that scary or that good

Absolutely recommend this! Such a great experience. The price is definitely worth it. Admission…read moreprice gets you on the grounds and one trip through Demon House and allows you access to the fire pit and old outdoor scary movies. There's food and merch opportunities for additional cost but all the experiences are included with the entry price. Owners are awesome and have gone above and beyond to provide an atmosphere of spookiness. Highly recommended.

I can't recommend this haunt enough. I tell as many people about it as possible. This is like a…read moreHalloween LARP. The decorations are top notch and the characters there are very well done!

I had so much fun here with my family. The decorations and atmosphere were spectacular, decked out…read morefrom top to bottom. Although I wouldn't say it was a haunted house, there were definitely a few times the actors scared me enough to scream! I definitely recommend visiting here, it's 100% worth it.

I love haunted houses and this one was lovely. The characters interact with you in line and…read moreactually make you wonder what the heck is going on in the best of ways. I left happy with a pocket full of beans (if you know you know). The sets are really cool. Highly recommended. Truly a homegrown ain't done by artists that know how to keep a theme. At one point we made a furry joke and someone in the haunt scared us and asked who said the comment about there being furries here. They told us this was a place for everyone (in a playful way) and we explained we are indeed pro-furry! It was a lot of fun! Highly recommended and well worth the price for the 3 floors. The midway was like a few low effort booths that had some aiming games and some merch (that was honestly really cool). The buried alive experience is also so worth it.

From the owner: Crawford School of Terror is a Haunted Attraction featuring live actors and immersive sets that put…read moreyou in the center of your own horror movie! Our 3 floors of fright will give a terrifying experience you will never forget.

This place is an amazing, I go to 15-20 haunted houses a year and this one is consistently one of…read moremy favorites. Perfect combination of fear and fun.

My boyfriend and I came here a couple years ago and were so excited to return. Since it's over an…read morehour away from Pittsburgh, we planned a weekend getaway to Somerset with two of our friends and came on the last Saturday of the season. We had trouble finding it at first... My gps took us to a barn and said "you have arrived at your destination "... To me, there are few things that are scarier than being lost on a dark country road. I called Huston's and the woman I spoke to was very helpful and gave us the appropriate directions from our location. For $18 a person, it's not a cheap haunted attraction. Although, the house, hayride and corn maze are all included in the price, making it not too bad of a deal. It was super cold when we arrived. So, to warm up I ordered a hot chocolate and my boyfriend got a coffee. It was only $2.25 for both . Unfortunately, you cannot take drinks in to the house, so we kind of had to chug them before going in. The house was awesome- my favorite parts were the clown house where you wore 3D glasses and the walk over the swamp was pretty cool as well. Next, you take a hayride over to a haunted area in the woods. After you walk through there you go back onto the tractor and are taken to a haunted maze. I was disappointed in the maze this year.. It wasn't hard to navigate and there wasn't anyone scaring you in the maze, making it kind of pointless. Our favorite guy of the night was beetle juice! Not sure if he owns the place or what, but he was extremely welcoming when we arrived and asked us how we liked it when we were done with the house, hayride and maze. He was super friendly and his costume was awesome- he even sounded exactly like beetle juice. Overall, it's a great haunted attraction, but not worth it if you are coming from Pittsburgh just for the house and not staying over night. As a weekend getaway, I really enjoyed it and plan to return in the future!

Last year I was really impressed with the effort and this year was no exception to that. However,…read morebeing their second year...a few things stood out a little more. It's still good, but there's a lot of ground they have to cover yet. I'd say that you should check them out if you're in the area, and I hope they continue to improve and work on the rough edges that are still present. Pro Tip: Dress for the weather and wear comfortable shoes or boots, you'll be doing a lot of walking/running out there! If you'd like to know more, check out the full review of 2014's Haunted Hillside: http://kitsuneverse.blogspot.com/2014/11/haunt-review-haunted-hillside-still.html

I went here for the first time five years ago and it was actually really fun. Ever since then it…read morehas only gotten worse and worse. Every actor does not care whatsoever and seems bored. The only entertainment was the painfully awkward dialogue of the actors, and the entire experience was not scary at all. The challenges did not make sense and were not interesting. The grave digger challenge involved lasers that "used to be blue but now are red because of the blood." Yes, it is truly this ridiculous. The entire experience was laughable and a waste of money. The challenge trail was nightmarish, but not in the way intended.

Recently discovered this spot with friends-- it was one of the closer haunted hayrides to…read morePittsburgh, about 45 minutes away in Fayette County. Allen's Haunted Hayrides is right along Route 51. In addition to hayrides, which last about 30 minutes, there is a haunted house, food vendors and other activities. Our group reserved a bonfire, which was $30 for a 2-hour window. You can bring your own food and drinks: we brought supplies for s'mores and some other snacks, but we saw others with hot dogs and other items. Tickets for the hayride or haunted house are $15 each, while a ticket for both is $25. Our hayride driver was hilarious and we really enjoyed our time. A tip: everything is cash and there is no ATM on site.

We go every year it's my husband our now 7 year old daughter and 9 year old niece. We've gone 4…read moreyears in a row and it's always amazing. We only do the hayride and the actors are amazing they give you a scare and then high five the younger kids some will even take their mask off to show it's all pretend. It's a great introduction to scares and haunts for young children. With that said this year it was very bland. The kids even said it was "lame" and not because they are growing out of it but there were barely any actors there. Last year there were about 7 actors climbing on the hayride at one time. This year there were never more than two with a few sections abandoned all together. No where near as many screams and laughs as years previous. We still paid $25 a person and still waited in over a two hour line. Usually we don't mind at all but they really dropped the ball this year. We even went on a Saturday one of their busiest nights with hundreds of customers. Not sure why it was so barren this year of actors but I feel if that's the case they should drop the price if only for $5. They are a great family and everyone is nice and friendly but this is the first year I feel like I wasted my money. I think next year we will venture elsewhere. It may have just been a fluke on this ONE NIGHT but I dunno. Still a great introduction for young kids