Pumpkin patches at Raisn Hell Ranch Haunted Cornfield — hours & season
Raisn Hell Ranch Haunted Cornfield: Gates open at 6:30 p.m., haunting begins at dark.
Raisin Hell Ranch is a haunted attraction in Madera County featuring two haunted trails with over 30 scenes and 50+ ghouls set in a cornfield, each taking 15-20 minutes. It operates for its 17th consecutive season with new attractions including a vendor village and optional horror theater add-ons.
Sources: web research
Details
- Address
- Just off Highway 99 and Avenue 7, one exit north of Herndon Avenue on Road 32, Madera County, California
- Hours
- Gates open at 6:30 p.m., haunting begins at dark
- Season
- Oct–Nov
- Fees
- Tickets start at $17.50 for a single attraction; front-of-the-line fast pass available; Spectral Raven Theater Company vignettes $5 add-on
- Parking
- Free parking in a well-lit, secured lot with on-site event security
- Notes
- Vendor village and Spectral Raven Theater Company offerings available Fridays and Saturdays
Common questions
- When is Raisn Hell Ranch Haunted Cornfield open?
- Raisn Hell Ranch Haunted Cornfield is open Gates open at 6:30 p.m., haunting begins at dark.
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