ALL NEW SPOOKYLAND ...
Every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday Night in October,
our Barnyard Funland mutates into Spookyland!
Inside Spookyland you will find our new Funhouse
Terror Tunnel. If you thought you could handle
the Black Hole just wait until you try the Funhouse
Terror Tunnel! Try to find your way through
our dark cornfield maze, glimpse into the future
with our fortune tellers, try to summit the Straw
Mountain, try to outrace your friends with the duck
races and for the faint of heart just enjoy our
animal petting farm, the Cornstalk 500 Tricycle
Track, outdoor movie screen, and all of our animated
attractions.
OTHER ATTRACTIONS ...
Imagine yourself on a journey through acres of unspeakable fiendish ghouls, special effects, laser beams, strobe lights, and unimaginable horror. Then you've found yourself in the midst of Michigan's larger than life Blake's Nighttime Spooky Hayride. If you survive that then you'll be dared to find your way through Michigan's only 3-Level Haunted Barn and Black Hole. Don't forget the free cider and donuts at the witches cauldron on the hayride! If you survive Blake's Halloween terrors, you can calm your nerves around one of the many bonfires.
Live DJ entertainment nightly under the Big Top.
Hot grilled food under our food tent. Free
cider and donuts at the witches caldron on the
Spooky Hayride.
Blake's Nighttime Spooky Hayrides and Haunted Barn is celebrating
20 successful seasons of haunting entertainment. Blake's frightening props and custom designed displays are brought to life by their renowned staff.
Member of the International Association of Haunted Attractions
This is not recommended for young children!
During the fall season, over 100,000 guests from all over the Metro Detroit area will visit one of Blake's three locations. The three locations consist of 500 acres of orchards, vegetable farm, and cider mill. Besides the horrifying haunted attractions, patrons can also indulge in pick-your-own apples and produce, homemade pies, cider, fudge, doughnuts, and caramel apples. Daytime activities include: apple and pumpkin picking, wagon rides, pony rides, petting farms, corn maze, hay jump, and various children's attractions.
Blake Farms are proud to be celebrating their 60th year as a family owned and operated business.
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