🎃 Wyoming Halloween Weekend Guide: October 23-25 👻

October 22, 2026
By Newsletter Staff

We're creeping toward the end of October, but the scares are far from over! This weekend is packed with frightful fun, from classic haunted houses crawling with creatures of every kind, to eerie trails where mad monsters lurk in the dark, to attractions where you can face off against the undead. Whatever kind of fright you’re after, WyomingHauntedHouses.com has you covered!

Not into screams? We’ve also got plenty of family-friendly fun for all ages, including fall festivals, corn mazes, pumpkin patches, hayrides, not-so-scary haunted houses, and more.

And once you’ve survived your haunt of choice, come back to WyomingHauntedHouses.com to leave a review and rating. Every review helps your favorite attraction compete for 2026 Haunt of the Year!

	Cheyenne Ghosts Cheyenne, WY Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday Cheyenne Ghosts: Wyoming's Whispering Wraiths Await Step into the shadows of Cheyenne, Wyoming, and prepare to confront the sinister spirits that lurk within.
Cheyenne Street Railway Trolley Ghost Fright-Seeing Tours Cheyenne, WY Open Friday and Saturday Join us as we illuminate the spirits of the wild and wooly cowboys and Indians that once inhabited the vast prairie. Expect numerous bumps in the night as the Trolley travels through the haunted highways and paranormal passages of Cheyenne.
	Ellis Harvest Home Corn Maze Lingle, WY Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday Our family pumpkin patch and Farmer’s Market’s are great fun, but perhaps our biggest attraction is our amazing corn maze.
Sonharvest Seasons Corn Maze & Pumpkins Riverton, WY Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday Each year SonHarvest Seasons plans and cuts a special design into the corn maze. In previous years the design of the maze has been a pirate’s ship, a spider, a jack-o-lantern, a tractor, and many other awesome designs.