Haunted Houses Niagara Falls

Haunted Houses on Clifton Hill

Clifton Hill has more than it’s share of haunted houses, some better than others. Nightmares Fear Factory is one of the most popular, and legend has it that this haunted house is at the site of an old coffin factory that used to be owned by a man named Abraham Mortimer, a man who spent his life guarding his factory from young hooligans. Mortimer died in a most unpleasant way…crushed to death by a coffin while chasing trespassers through his factory. To this day, it is said that it is Mr. Mortimer who roams the halls, trying to chase away the continuous barrage of trespassers in his factory.

You can walk through Nightmares in groups of 6 or less, and if you get too scared, you just yell chicken, and you are escorted out. Your name will then be added to the “chicken list” which has over 90, 000 names on it. Prices are $13.95 for adults and $9.95 for children under 12. If you go online to buy your tickets in advance however, you will save about three dollars. Note that if you do happen to chicken out, there is no refund! Nightmares Fear Factory is open daily starting at 11am.

Screamers House of Horrors is the other popular haunted house. This haunted house has no creepy ghost story to go with it, but it is still pretty scary. The chicken list at this haunted house is 70, 000 and counting. On weekdays, this haunted house opens at 5pm, and on weekends, their opening hour is 11am. Price for an adult is $11, and the price for a child is $7.

For other interesting places check out our Niagara Falls Attractions directory.

Niagara Falls Ghosts Tours

Niagara Falls, and many of the surrounding cities have many great walking ghost tours if you want to get a little bit spooked!

Fort George Ghost Tours

Fort George is said to be one of the most haunted places in the entire region. Many apparitions of soldiers have appeared to many visitors at this Fort. In addition to these ghosts, strange noises can often be heard, along with unexplainable cold breezes. One time, a tour group was going through one of the tunnels at the Fort, and the person at the very end of the line felt a shove from behind, but when he turned around, there was nobody there! This is definitely the tour you want to go on if you want to be spooked. All the stories that are told on this tour are absolutely true. Web Site

If you plan on going around Halloween, it is best to book early, as the tours around Halloween sell out extremely quickly. You might need to book as early as August for tours in October to avoid being disappointed.

Downtown St. Catharines Full Moon History and Haunts Walk

Every full moon in Downtown St .Catharines, groups gather to take a tour of downtown St. Catharines most haunted sites. It is probably best to book tickets for this walk at least a couple of days in advance. More info can be found here

Drummond Hill Cemetery

This cemetery at the corner of Drummond Rd and Lundy’s Lane in Niagara Falls does not have any official tours that go through it, but it is said to be quite haunted, as this is the place that the battle of Lundy’s Lane took place. Some people have seen ghostly soldiers walking through the cemetery, only to disappear into thin air. If you don’t want to brave the cemetery at night, take a walk around during the day, as it is quite a historic site, and the headstones are interesting to read.

Niagara Ghost Walks also provides walking tours of some of Niagara Falls most haunted places.

Map of Niagara Falls Haunted Houses

Nightmares Fear Factory Screamers Hs. of Horrors Fort George Ghost Tours Full Moon History/Haunts Drummond Hill Cemetery Niagara Ghost Walks

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