The Haunted Graveyard, of various locations in Connecticut over the years, has become a Halloween institution in New England for well over 20 years now.
A brief history of the haunt, courtesy of their Facebook page:
My first time going was in the late 1990s, when it was hosted at Lyman Orchards, an extensive pick-your-own apple farm plus more in Middlefield CT, and it was fantastic! Middlefield is out in the countryside, and the long, dark drive out there definitely added to the whole experience.
If I remember correctly, somewhere around the year 2000, The Haunted Graveyard moved its operations to Lake Compounce in Bristol, CT. The vibe of the attraction did change a bit, but overall the Haunted Graveyard was able to expand, host more guests, and became more technically sophisticated.
Tickets aren't on sale just yet, but many haunted attractions wait til September 1st or so to release advanced tickets. I haven't yet decided whether I want to visit The Haunted Graveyard again this year, or wait til 2022 for them to settle into their new "home" (if they continue to stay at Quassy).
So far, no word on why they made the move, but I am asking around and will report back if I find out anything. In the meantime, I am continuing to plan my Halloween, haunted house, and fall activities.
(all images in this post via The Haunted Graveyard)
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