Halloween thrills and chills and things that go bump in the night return to Greenbrier County this fall as Miller’s Nightmare Haunted Farm has prepared for another season of scares.
Located at 260 Cabin View Lane in Lewisburg, Miller’s Nightmare Haunted Farm will welcome brave visitors at 6:30 p.m. on Saturday, September 26, followed by select Friday and Saturday nights throughout October, including Halloween night, Saturday, October 31.
Now in its 12th year, the popular haunted attraction promises visitors an evening filled with fright, eerie entertainment, and Halloween fun. This year’s experience includes the dark and mysterious town of LORE, where Appalachian folklore and frightening cryptids come to life, along with the terrifying Miller Institute and its isolation ward.
The experience begins before visitors even enter the main attraction. The Dark Midway offers Halloween games, mini escape rooms, food and drinks, an archery game, nightly bonfires, and other entertainment.
The haunted walk covers more than a mile and winds through outdoor wooded areas, where every rustle and distant sound could signal something lurking nearby. Visitors are encouraged to dress warmly and wear appropriate footwear. This attraction is designed for those who are looking for an intense Halloween experience, with possible wait times depending on attendance and weather conditions.
General admission tickets for the 2026 Haunted Farm range from $23 to $30, with Fast Pass options available from $43 to $55. A Game Pass, mini escape games, and additional activities are also available for an additional charge.
Miller’s Nightmare Haunted Farm will be open September 26 and October 2, 3, 9, 10, 17, 23, 24, 30, and 31. For tickets and information, visit the Miller’s Nightmare Haunted Farm website millersnightmare.com, – if you dare.
