WARNING: Enter our attraction along a dark, winding dirt road, surrounded by haunted woods. If you are brave, roll down your windows to take in the night’s stale air… but beware! From the moment you arrive on Kersey Valley property, you are fair game to each and every haunted creature residing here. You will encounter special effects of light, sound, smell, dense atmosphere, air pressure, and may come in contact with liquid substances. Leave your best pair of sneaks at home, but bring an extra pair of undies!
Kersey Valley Spookywoods is refreshed and rethemed yearly by the full-time art department staff. The theme of the attraction is always evolving and expanding. We will transport you in the past and into the imagination of our creative team. To set the stage, the town of Kersey Valley was founded in 1881. The town holds an annual foundation day when the town was founded in the fall season. The celebration begins when you enter the park and partake in the party at club spooky as you wait your turn to begin your tour of the town.
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The family home of Helena Fox, turned into a commemorative museum dedicated to her work as a medium. Helena used to live in Kersey Valley and she returns this year to hold a special event for Foundation Day. On display are numerous objects that the Madam has collected from various parts of town during sessions. She has set up a special reading to contact the founders of the town. This is her first year back in 13 years since the last time she contacted them all hell broke loose across the entire town.
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The town graveyard is a cursed area of the property, strange sudden thunderstorms can manifest in this area. An electrical storm or a lightning storm is a storm characterized by the presence of lightning and its acoustic effect on the human body, known as poop my pants thunder. This type of storm is considered very strong and deadly. The National Weather Service suggests wearing depends if you are planning on a graveside visit.
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Find your way through the corn, watch out for unsettled spirits.
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Tour the 19th century home of Dr. Francis Kron. His focus of the study is the transplantation of living tissue and unorthodox methods of sedation.
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The final resting place of the affluent founding members of the town.
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Mysterious fires have displaced residents and forced them to scavenge for supplies to survive.
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Through an opening in the back of the town hall, there is a pathway leading deep into the ground. Known as the Devil’s Doorway because it leads right down to hell. That might sound preposterous, but legend has it that outsiders that venture down into the shafts never leave. The small community of Kersey Valley is still terrified to celebrate the founders day holiday for fears that the killer will return, and when some haunted house customers defy the local tradition and hold a party the murders begin again.
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Evil old witches that over the years have guided the growth of the town and have been a source of counsel for the founders.
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It’s a full moon and this family farm has some real firewater. Trespassers beware, the guard dogs are unlike anything you have ever seen before.
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Successfully operating since the founding of the town. Count your fingers before you leave.
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Associate of Dr. Kron attempting to reanimate the deceased through galvanism.
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A local hot spot food fun and fear. They are not clowning around.
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A fresh cut above and below, the belt.
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The best trophies are from within. Fact: there is just enough oil in the brain to tan their own hides.
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A gateway the founders discovered back in 1881. These seven realms fueled the growth of the town.
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