The Forsaken Lands Outdoor Haunted Attraction — Local services in Goshen

I attended this haunt its opening weekend. When you show up to the venue you'll see that it has that, were in the middle nowhere kind of feeling. They have good lighting and darkness throughout walking around. It costs $6 for parking when pulling in. The construction and electrical wiring in the the attraction itself was creative and looked like it was very well put together. Its also family operated. I talked to the dad (sorry terrible with names) and he talked about how this was his sons dream and that they had been working on construction since March. The haunt itself is 20 minutes or so long. Actors were very interactive. Once you finish the haunt they have a store where you can buy little things from kids merchandise to pumpkins. You can also get alcoholic or soft drink beverages i.e wine or soda as well as food. There are games set up and fire pits to sit around. And the museum. I will note that they had heaters all around so you wouldn't get cold nearly as much as you probably would other venues. I'd definitely check it out if your looking for something new for Halloween...

From the moment you step foot on the grounds, you can feel the eerie atmosphere creeping in. The attention to detail in the set design, lighting, and sound effects is incredible, making every twist and turn genuinely terrifying.

The actors are top-notch, fully committed to giving you a scare while staying in character the whole time. I’ve been to a lot of haunts, but “Plunger Head,” “Kiwi,” and “Freak” were standout characters for me. Each had a unique personality that added to the chilling experience. Plunger Head’s unpredictable antics kept me on edge, Kiwi’s energy was next-level creepy, and Freak… well, let’s just say Freak lives up to the name in the most horrifying way possible.

The outdoor setting also adds a layer of fear that you just can’t replicate indoors. Walking through the woods, never knowing what’s lurking in the shadows, really heightens the thrill. If you’re looking for a place that will give you both a scare and a fun night out, Forsaken Lands is it. 5 stars all the way – I can’t wait to go...

If you're seeking a spine-chilling experience that will leave you haunted long after you leave, The Forsaken Land in Connecticut is a must-visit. This place delivers 100% terror without the need for actors to grab or touch you—it’s all psychological, and it works.

Divided into two parts, the attraction leads you through countless rooms, each intricately decorated with nightmarish detail. The atmosphere is intensified by top-tier smoke effects, lasers, strobes, and eerie soundscapes that crawl under your skin. The lighting, especially with the strobes, disorients you perfectly, making every corner a potential scare.

The actors are truly next-level, with makeup, masks, and costumes so disturbingly realistic, you'll feel like you’re trapped in a horror film. From the demonic to the grotesque, they stay in character, adding an unsettling realism to the entire experience. If you want to feel true terror without physical contact, The Forsaken Land is the place to test...