Castle of Muskogee


This is for the Oklahomans in my neck of the woods. You may want to check out the Haunted Castle Halloween Festival located at the Castle of Muskogee. You can start in the Halloween Village for hot and cold drinks, food, bobbing for apples, fortune tellers, ghost stories, games and much more. A few other activities you can enjoy:

DOMUS HORRIFICUS: takes you into the areas where your favorite horror monsters dwell. Not recommended for children.

Haunted Hayride: is sure to keep you on your toes as you ride through the Haunted Castle grounds. Recommended: For Families.

CASA MORTE: features a labyrinth through the 12th Century Castle, with doom and mystery around every corner. Enter if you wish, but hope to find your way out.
Recommended: 13 and older.

Trail of Blood: Take a walk in the woods if you dare. The lost souls of those who have gone before will guide you. Not recommended for the faint of heart.

Ultimate Maze: Dare to walk the many pathways of this haunted maze. Most of you will find the way, the rest of you, well.

Pirate Ship Stage: Live entertainment for the whole family.

Enchanted Boardwalk: Take a stroll on the boardwalk and see over 150 Halloween Inflatables ranging from 3ft - 12ft tall. A GREAT Adventure for kids and adults.

Torture Chamber: See what really happened in medieval times in the depths of the dungeons.

Halloween Land: A safe zone for the little ones. It's a carnival of delight with no scares. Games, face painting, treats & balloons. (open from 6pm to 9pm)

Opened at 6 pm to 10 pm on October 27th, 28th, 30th and 31st. Check out the Castle of Muskogee website for prices, pictures from past events and to buy your tickets. Advanced tickets may be purchased any time up to October 31st.

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