🎃 Birmingham Halloween Weekend Guide: October 23-25 👻

October 22, 2026
By Newsletter Staff

We're creeping toward the end of October, but the scares are far from over! This weekend is packed with frightful fun, from classic haunted houses crawling with creatures of every kind, to eerie trails where mad monsters lurk in the dark, to attractions where you can face off against the undead. Whatever kind of fright you’re after, BirminghamHauntedHouses.com has you covered!

Not into screams? We’ve also got plenty of family-friendly fun for all ages, including fall festivals, corn mazes, pumpkin patches, hayrides, not-so-scary haunted houses, and more.

And once you’ve survived your haunt of choice, come back to BirminghamHauntedHouses.com to leave a review and rating. Every review helps your favorite attraction compete for 2026 Haunt of the Year!

	Blood Oaks Summerville, GA Open Friday and Saturday Banned decades ago, the Blood Oaks has RETURNED! Located in Chattooga County, home of the infamous Corpsewood Murders, the true origins of terror began at the foot of Silver Hill in the forest of Blood Oaks.
	Birmingham Ghosts Birmingham, AL Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday A dark energy brews in The Magic City, where souls of the oppressed fight for their place amongst the living, unveiling the horrors they endured through spine-chilling hauntings.
	Nightmare at 3008 Fultondale, AL Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday Venture into Nightmare at 3008 and watch as your very worst nightmares are transformed into a terrifying reality!
	Spooktrail Quinton, AL Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday Enter Spooktrail and embark on a journey over a quarter mile long, meeting some of the creepiest of creatures along the way!
	Camp Blood Carrollton, GA Open Friday and Saturday In a sleepy little town just south of Carrollton, Georgia there lies a trail in the woods that few have dared to walk....
	The Haunted Chicken House Heflin, AL Open Friday and Saturday In 2003 Dan Hopkins made an attempt to revive the once thriving Seven Oaks chicken farm. He believed the answer to success was to order some rare genetically altered roosters from Katmandu.