This is consistently one of the best haunted houses in Oregon. We have been going for 8 seasons and…read moreeach year there is something new to see. The staff are super friendly and keep everyone moving along in a positive way. The scenery is super creative and theatrical with lighting. The actors are plentiful, and fantastic. We will come back next year.

Going to haunted houses became an annual tradition with my friends since we turned 18. For our…read morefourth year, we all decided to travel to Hubbard for our tradition. Parking was a bit confusing, but there's a free lot, street parking and a 5 dollar parking lot. There is a wait before getting into the haunted houses depending on if your night slot is sold out, but really we only waited about 15-20 minutes after our selected slot so it's no big deal. We chose the classic manor. At first I went in thinking it wasn't too scary, but I was wrong. It was such a fun experience and I'm sure doing it in the dark would've been cool, but I did not have the guts for it. The place also has food, photos and a pumpkin patch. Milburn's Haunted Manor is so worth it!

It was really fun besides the wait we waited 45 minutes and moved 10 ft. So we decided to but the…read morefast pass and we only had to wait around 20 mins till we were in. The speed pass was only 10 dollars more than a normal ticket really worth it. Highly recommend trying it out but get the fast pass or you will be waiting for 4 hours

Be prepared to stand in line for TWO plus hours... there has to be a way to make this go faster...read more

We go to lots of haunted houses each year and this one was a big let down. Very little decorations,…read morenot a lot of scarers. Those that were there did more of the yell type scaring and less of the acting scaring. Or they said, "keep moving" and no scaring. They let us in every 20 sec so we were stacked. We bought VIP tickets to jump the lines. This also lets you go back through. When we finished all the haunts we decided none of us liked it enough to go again. Parking cost $10 in addition to tickets. Not worth it at all.

I love anything Halloween, but I must admit, I have never seen an event quite like this before. If…read moreyou've ever watched a classic 1980s Halloween movie, where they have a stereotypical, but classy Halloween festival, that is exactly the same vibes that I got from this place! Good job on coming up with such a creative idea! Parking was pretty close to the entrance, but be warned that they charge $10 per car just like during the fair. After going through a metal detector and bag check, they have vendors inside a building selling various things, although some were not Halloween related, and kind of seemed out of place. They did have a cool reptile exhibit as well. Outside, the area is nicely decorated with Halloween style lights hanging overhead, and a really realistic looking cemetery. At first I thought the fairgrounds actually had a cemetery as the old, church looking building in the background and tombstones throughout made it look like its always been there. The haunted houses are located inside an older looking building. There were three of the haunted houses inside the building and a fourth outside. Each haunted house has a separate entrance, which was a little hard to figure out how to go into each one at first. The lines were pretty long when we arrived, but they seemed to move pretty fast. I don't think we waited in line more than an hour in total. They have some really well themed sets, with cool looking props. Each haunted house has a different theme, so the sets all seem to work well with each one. The distorted haunted house did not many decorations, but it felt more of a traditional haunted house with jump scares, strobe light effects, and lots of actors. The doll factory one was very well put together and had an eerie vibe to it, along with creepy music, that I can still hear playing in my head. The staff was doing a great job scaring and directing people. We kept watching group after group run out of the haunted houses holding their chest, screaming, or laughing as they exited. Overall, I am so happy that this place is in my hometown! I can see this thing becoming huge in the next few years with all the space that seems to be around the entrance and sides where they can easily grow year-after-year. I will definitely be back next year and I will bring more people with me!

Wow! What a fantastic theme park for the area. I usually avoid theme parks whenever I can but…read moreseeing this locally owned spot while driving by resulted in us turning around. While the place is great for kids, it's fun for couples too. My girl and I had fun walking the park. The prices are reasonable and all the staff were friendly and helpful. I'm already thinking about bringing my nieces in the future.

Okay. You have to have a realistic viewpoint here. We're not in Southern California and we're not…read morein Florida. This is Salem Oregon. Parking is easy. The staff is very friendly. And the food options weren't terrible! I brought some of my own snacks and that didn't seem to be an issue. It's always nice to be able to plan for things in case the kids are picky about what might be available. Some of the pros: good options for rides for little kids, and the majority of the rides and experiences aren't really scary. Cons: entrance ticket fees are quite high, and the older part of the property is on a major slope. Be prepared to traverse hills and take your time. Our favorite part of the visit was the long slide that starts with entering a covered tunnel over the main walkway. I think my child did it about 20 times! I also thought the bumper boats were really cool and the gift shops had some pretty nice options. It was fun to experience this place, but I don't know that I'd ever become a regular. I think the perfect window for kids would be ages 4-7. Probably best not to use a stroller given the slope of the property and any kid over age 7 might not be as well entertained by the whimsical nature of the experience. Overall, worth a visit! Plan to stay for a while to make the cost worth through a while and definitely bring your own food since the options are pretty limited and it seems acceptable to engage in that practice. Cheers!

If you are looking for a great haunted house to take a first date, a spouse or ANY friend, this is…read morea perfect one. You can signal that you want full scare or dial it back, depending on your mood. The scenarios and actors are awesome, with more of a focus on psychological fear and tricks of the senses and mind. You won't have to apologize to your date for the grope-y misdeeds experienced here like you might at other places. This is a great cap to the end of an evening, short but well-designed. Highly recommend.

We had fun walking through this creepy haunted house! We wanted the full scare experience but I…read morelove that it's also family friendly with earlier hours for younger kids but also that you can go through and make it as scary or not scary by using their creature candles. So fun for younger kids that still want a cool Halloween experience but not have nightmares.

Although we have done the adult Underhill and it's great! Full of jump scares and great acting,…read morethis review is mostly for their kidsfest , on Sunday's the big scary monster are a little sleepy from all there nightly shenanigans and are easily put to sleep with your child's magic wand. My grandson really enjoyed the thrill of being in control of the monster telling them to go to sleep when he had enough of there play. We started with a group picture traversed through 2 spooky houses then trick or treated the booths before exiting. Will definitely be back for this event next Halloween. Great family experience.

Really enjoyed this experience. It was pretty reasonable in price, actually parking was more…read moreexpensive. They did some cool stuff that I haven't seen other houses do. Like when you exit one house your automatically in line with the next house. They also had a really cool market at the end with tons of vendors to buy from. I was also thankful for the large sizes on the tshirts got me a 4xl. I also had a lot of fun in the houses, the first one was my favorite, but all the actors were amazing, they had fun and Interacted with us as we went through in a fun and Individual way. The vampire lady in the bed said " ahhh my new snacks have arrived" and the way she said snacks had me stimming the rest of the night. Snaaaackkkks. Totally worth it. Not super scary, but lots of fun.

What a way to live a month full of Halloween festivities. A block that keeps the spooky spirit…read morealive. I haven't visited during Christmas, but I promise I'll be there to see it this year! I'm so excited. The Halloween event made my heart sing of ghouls, bats, and candy!!

The folks in this neighborhood, and especially the big main house that's the center of it all, do…read morean unbelievably incredible job decorating for Halloween and Christmas! They decorate for other holidays as well, but Halloween and Christmas are the showstoppers. They sometimes have special performers such as Frankenstein or Santa wandering around, too. I recommend following them on Instagram for updates & schedules. It can get busy, especially at night on the weekends, but it's usually easy to find parking in the neighborhood. I definitely would suggest parking and walking around so you have time to truly take it all in and perhaps take some photos.

This is a great Halloween event. I would highly recommend this for families (might be too scary for…read moresuper littles), a spooky date or friend's night out. They don't open until 7, and I mean 7, so if you think you're going to go early and skip a line or do other things at the park, think again. There is NO line to get in also, which was funny, it's free to enter and you just walk in, the "tickets" are for the three houses themselves, so if you're first time--I wish I'd have known that. The VIP tickets are worth it, as you just head to the right of the lines to enter the houses and walk right in. Nice. They have a few vendors of super cool, handmade things and one food cart with fresh, artisan dogs and other sides. Wish there was more food and adult drinks are great (no hard booze that I saw), but reasonably priced wine, beer, cider. 3 drinks for 30$ with a nice tipper, I'd say a deal at an event. The houses are really well-done, and I like that they don't touch you, haha. As I'm a little bit of an anxious person, but I got along fine. Hardcore folks might be disappointed, but I'm here to have fun, not a heart attack. And the people in costume walking the grounds are really cool, the "deer" lady is crazy good and I have no idea how they keep up that scream and voice all night, wow! We will be going again next week, that's how much we enjoyed our time, so I'd recommend you check it out, and again, this doesn't break the bank.

What a great activity for families looking for some Halloween fun! The amusement park rides all lit…read moreup at night add to the excitement, but visitors will find Scaregrounds tucked away in the back of the park behind the rollerskating rink. There is a lively causeway with selfie stations, various games and attractions, as well as costumed characters wandering through the park. They've done a great job with makeup and special effects, and stay in character as they engage with attendees. The main attraction is the three haunted houses. This year, in 2024, they have a castle with twisting and winding halls, a scary church full of ghosts and ghouls, and a haunted cinema. They've curated some really nice scenes, and sourced enthusiastic performers, which makes up for any bare hallways or lengthy delays between scares. The hardcore haunted house aficionados may judge this attraction too harshly, but for an anxiety-ridden middle aged man like me... it does just fine! Any event taking place at Oaks Park has the benefit of great accommodations like ample, affordable parking, easy to find restrooms, food and other amenities. If you can afford the hefty admission, chances are you'll have a great time at this event.