Who’s ready for some scary and spooky fun this 2025 Halloween season? While a lot of these places are not young kid family friendly, some haunted houses and ghost tours can be fun for older kids and adults.
If you’re ready for your next night of terror, check out these 10 haunted attractions in and around Middle Tennessee!
Haunted Houses, Ghost Tours & More to Check Out in 2025:
1. MILLERS THRILLERS
1431 Carters Creek Pike
Columbia, TN. 38401
(5 Minutes West Of Spring Hill)
When it comes to serving up Halloween hoots and serious scares, no one beats Miller’s Thrillers in Columbia (1431 Carters Creek Pike). The Zombie Paintball Hayride is for everyone, but beware of the Hillybilly Holler (the haunted woods!); it’s for big kids only (ages 10 & older), and that jaunt stretches out to a one-hour experience this year.
2. HERMITAGE GHOST TOURS
The Hermitage
4580 Rachel’s Lane, Hermitage
615-889-2941
Open nightly thru Oct. 11 (and then again Oct. 16 – 31)
$60
Experience the mansion, grounds and cemetery by lantern light. Along the way, you will hear some of the tragedies and mysteries that befell the Jackson family, unusual experiences of Andrew Jackson and unexplained incidents. Learn more about the infamous Dickinson Duel, White House break-in during Jackson’s presidency, tomb robber and George Healy’s account of Andrew Jackson’s death. They even have accounts of ghost encounters on the site! Beware of eerie encounters, possibly even with President Jackson himself. Tours also include a $3 wine tasting for guests ages 21+ from our Natchez Hills Winery tasting room. Recommended for ages 13 and older.
3. BELL WITCH CAVE
430 Keysburg Road, Adams
615-696-3055
Open Fridays, Saturdays & Sunday in October
Admission: Thu – adults $19; ages 4 – 12 $12; Fri – Sun adults $23; ages 4 – 12 $15
Tour the cave allegedly inhabited by Middle Tennessee’s most notorious spook, and tour the cabin to hear even more frightful tale of how the witch haunted John Bell and his family. In addition check out the cave’s new Forgotten History Tours (Sat-Sun), Witch’s Dell Haunted Hayride (Fri & Sat nights), food, gift shop and more!
4. BLOODY ACRES HAUNTED WOODS
318 Big Station Camp Blvd., Gallatin
615-974-8589
Open Fridays & Saturdays in October
$20 (regular admission) $25 (Fast pass, CASH ONLY)
Real woods and real terror! Get spooked in the woods by the new killer clowns before exploring the old mine shaft.
5. CREEPY HOLLOW HAUNTED WOODS
2133 Joe Brown Road, Spring Hill
931-486-3063
Open Fridays & Saturdays in October
$35
Creepy Hollow Woods in Spring Hill has gone through some changes for 2024. Not your typical Haunted Trails! The Zombie Research Facility and Containment Cells at Creepy Hollow Woods was destroyed by the tornado that raged through Maury County May 8th releasing the zombies to roam the ravaged woods. Will you have what it will take to brave the twisted trails of CREEPIER Hollow woods?? Not for the faint of heart. Embark on a hayride and storytelling for an extra $5.
6. DEVIL’S DUNGEON
510 Davidson St., Nashville
615-256-0053
Open Thursdays through Sundays in October
Starting at $29.95
Nashville’s most controversial haunted house features 20,000 square feet of fright with two floors of shocking, bloody gore.
7. NASHVILLE NIGHTMARE
1016 Madison Square, Madison
615-752-5663
Open Wednesdays through Sundays through Nov. 9
From $32.99
Now in its 10th season, Nashville Nightmare has expanded to include four distinct haunted attractions within its 50,000 square feet of space: “Vector Research: Alien Autopsy,” “Castle Infernos,” “Horror High: School for Girls” and “Midnight Mortuary: The Summoning.”
8. SLAUGHTER HOUSE
3445 Lebanon Pike, Hermitage
615-840-5069
Open Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays through Nov. 2
Starting at $35
Nashville’s longest-running haunted attraction celebrates 31 years of intense slaughter, blood-and-guts haunted horror, now located at the Full Moon Cineplex.
9. DEAD LAND HAUNTED WOODS
7040 Murfreesboro Road, Lebanon
615-519-3116
Open Friday & Saturdays through Nov. 1
Attractions start at $15
Dead Land Haunted Woods is a one-of-a-kind experience with 3 terrifying attractions open Fridays & Saturday nights in autumn. Each of the outdoor attractions features a walk along a trail in the dark woods with many scares along the way.
10. ZOMBIE TRAIL PAINTBALL & CORN MAZE
1533 Mason Grove Road, Humboldt
campbloodtn@gmail.com
Open weekends in October through Nov. 1
Hours vary
$20 : 1 mile trail ride & 100 paintballs
$25 : 1 mile trail ride & 200 paintballs
$30 : 1 mile trail ride & 300 paintballs
$5 : Corn Maze by itself
Our Federal Government created a Zombie Task Force many years ago. No one understood why until now. There are three areas of the country that are seeing attacks by these once thought science fiction creatures. We happen to be one those areas. You will ride on a 24’ trailer around a 1 mile path through the woods shooting targets and more importantly ZOMBIES. There may be some other creatures of the night as well. All are fair game.
