MAiZE Corn Maze

Sauvie Island offers nude beaches during the summer, but it has something even better for fall: innovative haunted corn mazes. The corn maze is open "at dark" Fridays and Saturdays from October 2nd through October 31st. Tickets are $12 for all ages and $17 if you want to try both mazes. 

Bella Organic Pumpkin Patch & Winery – Sauvie Island, 16205 NW Gillihan Rd.

Four Horsemen

Are you one for things jumping out at you in the dark? You're probably not alone. The Four Horsemen at the Clark County SCAREGround's are featuring four new haunted houses, including one that is in 3D. Good thing weed is legal now, right? Only catch: the SCAREGrounds are in Washington. 

17402 NE Delfel Rd., Ridgefield WA 98642

Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm

Do you want to pick through wild pumpkins with Mt. Hood glistening in the distance? How about shooting arrows at a pumpkin-faced bullseye? With the new Hunger Games movie coming out this fall, we know you want to get going with some target practice. Check out the Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm if you want to make all of these dreams come true.

33814 S. Meridian Rd. Woodburn, OR 97071

Davis Graveyard 2015

Said to be an exhibit of the "creepy crawlies," the Davis Graveyard attracts much attention from spook-seeking Portlanders. This year, there is a new mausoleum that joins plenty of other scary displays. With additional fog machines, background noises, and giggling teenagers -- this attraction will bring back some childhood fright. 

Located at the corner of Johnson Creek Boulevard and 43rd

Ghost Town

Are you tired of ghost towns without any actual ghosts? Look no further than the Ghost Town Halloween Haunt. There's something for everyone here: western shoot outs, Hollywood-themed photography, and of course, a beer garden. 

3839 NE 122nd Ave Portland, Oregon 97230

Beyond Bizarre Ghost Tour

Are you a fan of Ghost Hunters? What if we told you that you could become one? The Beyond Bizarre Ghost Walking Tour takes you to the most haunted fragments of Old Town and with actual ghost monitoring equipment, you can try to catch a glimpse of something paranormal. 

Fright Town

Want to see three haunted houses for just $22? Remember, you might need an additional five dollars for a stiff drink afterwards to fend off your nerves. Fright Town is back with three new haunted houses this year full of actors who will pop out of you and remind you that you are not alone. In a way, that actually sounds kind of sweet, right?

FrightTown fills the 40,000 square foot Exhibit Hall beneath the Memorial Coliseum at the Rose Quarter.

Fear Asylum

You are actually encouraged to go insane at the 2015 Fear Asylum haunted house. If you don't want to check out the Asylum, there's also a spooky children's carnival for your kids. 

13121 SE McLoughlin Blvd. Milwaukie, Oregon 97222

House of Shadows

Marketed as Oregon's only "full contact haunted house," the House of Shadows in Gresham is back with much more than just a confusing tagline. It also has the potential to scare the living daylights out of you from October 2nd through November 1st. 

1776 NW Fairview Dr., Gresham

Sherwood Orchard

Have your pick of fresh fall fruit at the Sherwood Orchard. Yes, we know you want pie. Save yourself some mileage and check what they grow ahead of time HERE. 

Sherwood Orchards, 23995 SW Pacific Highway, Sherwood, OR 97140

Milburn's Haunted Manor

Nobody should be alone during the holidays. Unless you prefer not to have a hand to hold when a ghost sneaks up from behind you and grabs your forearm. Milburn's Haunted Manor looks like a pleasant country cottage from the outside -- but it's a different story from inside. Also, check out the Graveside Grill after your scare for some curly fries. 

11503 Broadacres Rd NE, Hubbard, OR 97032

Haunted Granary

Event tagline for Carlton's Haunted Halloween Granary: "We can't wait to scare you." Good to know it's personal. 

Halloween Fantasy Trail

Walk through a lighted, wooded "Fantasy Trail" that is dressed in spooky decorations with many terrifying sounds. One who enjoys unpleasant, whimsical feelings will enjoy the dark majestic quality of this attraction. Bonus: there's also a 40-foot castle with Halloween scenes spread throughout it that you can walk through. Not to mention, there is also a maze, tunnel, suspension bridge, and more!

19754 South Ridge Road, Oregon City, Oregon 97045

Honeycrisp Festival

How about a festive hayride or some old-fashioned apple picking? You can bet your bottom dollar that you'll find some pies, cakes, and other seasonal baked goods made from Honeycrisp apples from October 3rd through the 4th during the farms' Honeycrisp Festival!

8129 Clear Creek Road, Parkdale, Oregon 

Morning Shade Farm

The Morning Shade Farm and Berry Nursery is where it's at if you want to pick from a large variety of different fruits. Here, you can find four types of apples, Asian pears, and even kiwis. 

8345 S Barnards Road, 97013 Canby, OR

Haunted Pub Tour

Like ghosts? Check. Like beer? Check? Love Halloween? Doesn't matter. The PDX Haunted Pub Tour may be limited: you only visit two haunted pubs, but the ghost stories (and drinks) are innumerable. 

13th Door

One of Portland's best haunted house attractions, the 13th Door is Portland's "oldest Halloween attraction." Though we think they might be forgetting about graveyards or bars, we must admit: it is pretty cool to be part of an animated, theatrical Halloween set. 

3855 SW Murray Blvd, Beaverton, OR 

Airlie Hills Farm

Want to see something (corn) a-maze-ing! Drive from Portland to Monmouth and experience the Airlie Hills Farm Corn Maze for only $7. You can also check out some hay pyramids and farm animals!

Airlie Hills Farm, 10720 Airlie Rd, Monmouth, OR 97361
 

Scream

Why settle for a haunted house when you can go for a haunted amusement park? Scream, Portland's haunted "scream park," is an amusement park of many wonders: haunted houses, carnival rides, refreshments, and the most important of all: front of the line passes. 

1940 North Victory Blvd

Rimsky-Korsakoffee House

This October, you might want to have an eccentric dining experience in a notorious haunted house. The Rimsky-Korsakoffee House shows its true colors during the fall season when its subtle live pianists and odd late night hours (open from 7-midnight) make the most sense. Also, don't visit the upstairs bathroom and try to convince yourself that the doll feet hanging out of the ceiling are not somewhat alarming. Remember, another oddity: this place only serves coffee drinks and desserts!

707 SE 12th Ave.

Elshoff Manor

Because a haunted house should be in a gothic manor setting. Elshoff Manor returns to provide some traditional Halloween scares. As a "guest" to Elshoff's manor you may just end up an experiment in order to test the probability of immortality!

Zombie Paintball

Options, options. Diamond Hill allows you to enter exotic corn mazes where you may also get ambushed by zombies. Luckily for you, you have your paintball gun to defend you. 

1070 South 6th, box 75, Harrisburg, OR 97446

Smith Berry Farm

Berry picking is cool and all, but what do you do with them afterwards? The Smith Berry Farm in Hillsboro allows you to make milkshakes on the spot! Come for the berries, leave with the berry products. 

24500 S.W. Scholls Ferry Road, Hillsboro

Helvetia Lavender Farm

An Oregon fall favorite activity: picking apples. Indeed, picking apples is a way of life. But what should the eccentric Portlander do that's less traditional? Pick lavender! The Helvetia Lavender Farm allows you to pick your own lavender and then enjoy a full tea service with wondrous views of the Willamette River Valley in the background!

Baggenstos Corn Maze

Want to experience a corn maze in the dark? The Baggenstos Corn Maze offers a tricky deviation on the classic fall maze with its pitch dark corn maze on Friday and Saturday nights throughout October. Caution: if you are 16 or under, you need an adult to accompany you. You know, so you don't get eaten by the shrubs.