Touring Haunted Houses For Halloween

NEW ROCHELLE, NY—If you're looking for a hauntingly good time this Halloween season, you may want to follow these upstate New York recommendations by AAA.

The article included haunted houses, bed and breakfasts, museums and inns that might make for one spooky road trip. One of the haunted houses suggested by the article is Miss Fanny’s Victorian Party House
in Wappinger’s Falls. The 19th-century farmhouse which the article says features an "embalming table in the living room, a coffin in the attic and the occasional zombie mannequin in the hallway." Seventeen spirits supposedly haunt the house.

In Johnstown, the Knox Mansion has so much paranormal activity that it scared expert ghost hunters away.

Two of the mansion’s 42 rooms are available as a bed-and-breakfast, and tours are offered for a fee.

Schoharie’s Old Stone Fort Museum is set inside a church is surrounded by a cemetery and supposedly occupied by lingering spirits.

In the village of Cobleskill, the Bull’s Head Inn has seen plenty of odd paranormal activity.

Not scary enough for you? Need something closer by? Don't need real ghosts and prefer some gruesome pretend Halloween fun? Here are a few more haunted houses we recommend:

Lake Katrine's Barn of Terror has a corn maze and an eerie field house.

There's no haunted mansion quite as spine tingling as Kevin McCurdy's Haunted Mansion in Wappingers Falls, which puts on a scary show involving guests.

If one haunted house is not enough for you, consider The Forest of Fear in Tuxedo Park, which features seven new haunted houses.

The Headless Horseman Hayride and Haunted Houses in Ulster Park features a hayride, cornmaze, and eight haunted houses.