haunted houses

Discover the eerie charm of Louisiana this Halloween with haunted attractions.

We have plenty of Haunted Houses throughout Louisiana that open for Halloween, but for this list we're talking about the places that are haunted all year long.

Louisiana is known far and wide as a state brimming with the supernatural. However, a new study just released ranks the "Top 10 Cities Where You're Most Likely to Live in a Haunted House" and, well...

Frightmare on Main Street will once again be haunting New Iberia for Halloween 2023!

Amelie Comeaux is where the ghost tales of this historical property all begin.

Make sure you are checking out these 11 Halloween haunted attractions and adding them to your spook list for the 2022 season.

If you like stories about hidden treasure, smugglers, murder, and hauntings, then you're in the right place.

McKamey Manor is a haunted house so scary, so intense and disturbing that no one has ever been able to make it all the way to the end. In fact, they'll give you $20,000 if you can. Sounds fun right?

If you are looking for some haunted houses, scary spots, or historic creepy locations in your area, look no further than Google Maps

Halloween is just a few days away, so this weekend will be the perfect time for hitting up as many haunted houses as we can. There's one right down the road in Deridder called "Gothic Jail After Dark" and by the looks of it, it's a good one!

With Halloween just a couple of weeks away, we'd better get all of the hootenanny out of our systems can before it passes us by. I just found out about a haunt in Leesville, La called the "Tree Farm Massacre" and it definitely looks road trip worthy.

As I was searching the internet looking for different Halloween haunted houses, festivals, hayrides and things to do this Halloween, I came across this website that is pretty much a one-stop-shop for finding Halloween events all across Louisiana.

"The Devil's Knot" is described as a "walking haunted trail where anything from your scariest nightmares is possible to happen." By the looks of the pictures on their Facebook page, they are not kidding.

Are you down for some good ole' Louisiana haunted houses?

The McKamey Manor haunted mansion takes about two to four hours to complete!