Scare Farm, formerly Creepy Hollow has three great haunts:
Creepy Hollow, a walk through haunted corn trail; Paranoia, also a walk through haunted corn trail and the Slay Ride a Haunted Hay Ride.

About the Attractions:

The Creepy Hollow story is one of the most complex and darkest parts of the whole Scare Farm history. Although it’s been over a century since the Atrum family farmed this property the locals called Creepy Hollow, their evil legacy remains. Could it have been the pull of this dark land that changed something in them? Neighbors would say that the scarecrows were there for more than just scaring the crows away and you could always hear maniacal laughter through the red corn. So come and walk the same fields where ‘Old Eli’ grew and harvested his gruesome crop and “Live The Story…Or Die Trying."

The Slay Ride: Is it possible for a place to drive a person to madness and terror? While the concentration
of strange, twisted and tragic events continue in the darkness under the cold harvest moon, take a hayride at night and you will see the truth revealed. Once the sun goes down and the mask of this happy fall destination is stripped away, you will see Scare Farm as it truly exists. The terror is real, your nightmares can come to life and madness rules the land. So if you have ever thought about taking a haunted hayride during the Harvest Moon, climb aboard “The Slay Ride” and Fear the Ride!

Paranoia: Do you know the meaning of Paranoia? It is a thought process believed to be heavily influenced by
anxiety or fear, often to the point of irrationality and delusion. Paranoid thinking typically includes beliefs of conspiracy concerning a perceived threat towards oneself…e.g. "Everyone is out to get me." We will explore you deepest and darkest fears in this walk through the corn field that is planted on the sacred burial grounds! Do you know what really scares you? Well we do! And remember while you are in Paranoia "Everyone Really Is Out To Get You"

We also invite you to try The Corn Maze (non haunted attraction)

 

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Also follow our New Jersey T.O.D.S Highway signs to Norz Hill Farm & Market. There are signs on Rt. 202 (north & south) near Chubb Way and on Rt. 206 (north & south) near Rt. 514, then follow the directional signs right to the farm.