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"If you are looking for a bloody good time, I highly recommend Pemberton as the place to go! They have one of the best haunted attractions I have ever been to! From the attention to detail, to quality and quantity of props, the length of the house is just right and they keep you screaming from as soon as you walk in to the very end! Plus, talk about SCARE actors, they have a clan of spooktacular scare actors that will instantly become your friend, whether you want them to or not. We LOVE Hillbilly Mayhem and can't wait to see the nightmares they bring to life this year and years to come!"

Kristy Cunningham

2026 attractions

Out past the last gas station and deep in the forgotten woods lies a campground where something isn't quite right, and every tent pitched could be your last.

Welcome to Hillbilly Mayhem, an immersive haunted house experience where a family of twisted, backwoods dwellers doesn’t take kindly to uninvited guests. When night falls, those who dare to camp on their land are hunted, captured, and dragged into a nightmare of rusted tools, eerie laughter, and sinister secrets.

Step inside their rotting farmhouse and try to escape the maze of madness. You’ll encounter rooms filled with unsettling relics, disturbing scenes of past "campers," and the chilling sounds of those still trapped within. The further you go, the deeper you descend into their world, and the closer you get to becoming part of it.

Will you survive the night? Or will you become just another cautionary tale told around the campfire?

Enter if you dare...but remember, some stays are permanent.

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Hillbilly Mayhem

Deep in the heart of an abandoned farm, the land is cursed. Years ago, farmers drove away the black crows that once ruled the fields, hanging scarecrows as a warning. But under the light of the harvest moon, the crows returned… and brought their creations to life.

Now the scarecrows rise from their wooden crosses, their hollow eyes glowing with fire and hatred. The cornfields whisper with movement, the barn groans with shadows, and the pumpkin patch rots with sinister faces carved by unseen hands. The farmers are gone, but their screams still echo on the wind.

This is no longer a farm.

It is their hunting ground.

Step into the fields if you dare… and face the wrath of Krow’s Revenge.

Krow's Revenge

Welcome to Pine Hollow State Forest

Established in 1976, Pine Hollow State Forest has drawn visitors for decades seeking quiet campsites, hiking trails, and a weekend escape. But the forest has always had another reputation.

Since the late 1970s, campers have reported strange events: heavy footsteps circling their tents, distant howls echoing through the trees, and supplies disappearing overnight. Entire campsites have been found torn apart, with coolers crushed, tents shredded, and campfires mysteriously extinguished. The only thing left behind are massive footprints leading deeper into the forest.

Officials blame bears, storms, or careless campers.

The locals know better.

They say something has lived deep within Pine Hollow for centuries. Something that watches from the tree line. Something that knows the forest better than any ranger ever could.

As more campgrounds were built and more visitors pushed deeper into the woods, the encounters became more frequent. What began as strange sightings and unexplained disturbances has turned into something far more violent.

Now, campers are disappearing.

Rangers have vanished while responding to emergency calls. Abandoned campsites litter the trails. And something enormous is moving between the trees.

Tonight, the park has gone silent.

Your only way out is through the heart of Pine Hollow State Forest.

Stay on the trail. Keep your flashlight on.

And if you hear something outside your camp...

don’t answer.

Pine Hollow State Forest

Perched on a lonely stretch of forgotten back roads, the Valley View Hotel was once a destination for weary travelers looking for a warm bed and a hot meal. Today, it still welcomes guests... but no one remembers checking out.

The faded neon sign still glows through the fog each night, luring exhausted travelers to the front desk with the promise of vacancy. The moment you step inside, your stay begins...and it never ends.

Throughout the hotel, every room tells the story of a guest whose stay never ended. Some rooms have been frozen in time, while others reveal the terrible fate of those who checked in before you. As you wander deeper into the Valley View Hotel, the stories become darker, the hallways longer, and the exits seem to disappear.

The staff will greet you with a smile.

But they aren't preparing the hotel for your visit...

They're preparing it for your permanent stay.

Once you check in, you'll never check out.