Haunted Gallows

Great fun and scary place! Halloween and horror combined! 3 attractions, 2 are walk thrus with lots of actor dressed up along the way and 1 is for pictures ! The costumes and actors are great! The set up with the attractions built in the woods is great! Will be scary for small kids !

Really fun outdoor haunted experience! The "photo path" is a fun area to get some pics. The circus maze is a great idea, I’d just love to see it feel a bit more like a true maze and with a few more scare actors. The woods was excellent. Great length, awesome themes, and fantastic actors. You can tell a lot of effort went into it. I really liked how dark some areas were and the height changes in rooms. I also really appreciated the way they spaced out groups. For a newer haunt, it’s already great and would enjoy going back again! 🎃

Went last night. Our group fully enjoyed Haunted Hallows. The outdoor setup was perfect and just cool to walk through. The trails and rooms were creative. I loved pushing open doors and having to walk through a small refrigerator! There were some confined spaces to walk through, which made it even more creepy. All staff were very nice. The actors were very active and gave 110% effort. They even crawl on the ground! We didnt want to leave!

If I could give it three & a half stars, I would. Haunted Gallows is a study in contrast. There's a lot of effort involved, but it is distributed in a very split manner. Pros: • Bathsheba's Woods has really great production value, with lots of care and design put into the various scary spots you'll encounter. I particularly liked the poltergeisty kitchen, with the flapping cupboards, drawers, and pans. • The part where you seemingly go down into a mine shaft was very well done. Very claustrophobic (but not uncomfortably so). • Solid actors (in the woods) with good makeup and effects. • The hot cider was good. • The Boo Patch is a cute walk for photos. Cons: • The Dark Fair was, uh... really bad. Mazes inherently run into directional problems, and boy, is this place chock full of them. At the front, we were told to "go through the green doors." There is a single part with green doors. After that, it's just flaps of curtains. We got turned around multiple times. • Long patches with no actors and limited sets. • You really need to be extremely afraid of clowns. If you’re not, you're going to walk through five minutes of guys in rainbow wigs yelling at you occasionally and not much else. ___ Overall, go to Haunted Gallows for Bathsheba's Woods and go into The Dark Fair, knowing you're going laugh much more than scream.

The dirt road and dilapidated buildings on the way in really set the scene. Staff were super friendly and helpful! Cost was perfect for the events they had available. Costumed characters were very entertaining and did a good job reading the crowd.

From the girls who show you where to park, to any one of the staff you come across.. all A+ people! Worth purchasing the VIP pass in my opinion as these places can get packed. 3 attractions and they are all great.. definitely will be coming back!!!!!!!

We had a great time at the Haunted Gallows! Everyone was great and the maze was a ton of fun! Bathsheba’s woods had a very cool spooky vibe. Will definitely come back again and have already recommended to some friends!

Had a blast! The actors were definitely having fun and from what I was told (my first time here) it’s only gotten bigger and more thought out. They divided our large groups into smaller groups of 5 and 6 and asked for a donation of $5 for parking on the way in so just keep that in mind ahead of time! Definitely come check it out.

Our first-time experience at the haunted gallows was impressive, to say the least. The farm's ambiance effectively primed us for the haunted attraction that followed. Although the actor count was somewhat lower than expected, those present delivered commendable performances, demonstrating a clear passion for the haunt. One actress, affectionately known as the "chicken lady," was particularly memorable, showcasing her ability to read her audience and respond with humor while engaging with the baby chicks and ducks. The church scene was a masterclass in atmospheric design, with cleverly synchronized lighting effects that amplified the tension, paired with strong performances from the actors. The mineshaft actor is worthy of praise for their ability to cover the entire area, creating the convincing illusion of multiple actors. The circus maze haunted attraction was another triumph, with actors delivering performances that were equal parts unsettling and entertaining. The deliberate inclusion of unexpected dead ends and unclear navigation only added to the experience. This was a truly memorable experience, underscoring the care, creativity, and dedication to the macabre that defines this small, family-owned business. We are eager to return next year. Also, you see a lot of people bashing this because it's not like run by a corporation that can afford a ridiculous amount of animatronic props and what not and they're offended by being scared by actors in a church scene I mean, seriously grow up people

Every year it gets better! Perfect spooky experience and a great family night out !!!

The paths are unpaved and unlit with roots sticking out every where. An absolute accident waiting to happen. Can't believe they are allowed to operate. We wanted to do dark Fair first but they were having technical problems. We were assured if we did Bathsheba first Dark Fair would be ready. It was still not ready after Bathsheba, and they couldn't give us an approximate time also would not give partial refund. It could be a fun place but it's just a giant hazard now. The idea has merit the venue is awful.

The Haunted Gallows is located on a dirt road just south of Uxbridge an the MA state line. I was with two adults and two children. Our scheduled entrance time was 7:30 on a Saturday evening and the line was fairly long. They we're letting up to four people enter each attraction, but all 5 of us went together because of the kids. It took us about 30 minutes in line for the Dark Fair and a 5 minute wait for the Woods attraction, the kids were scared and stayed close to us, but the adults were more amused by some of the exhibits. The cost was $22 and there were unexpected expenses such as a $5 parking charge, $5 for one cotton candy, and $5 for 5 minutes throwing an axe at a target. I must say the axe throwing was fun. Overall the adults had a good time and kids did get a few scares in, but we probably won't go again.

Great new Haunt 2022 with 3 attractions, there is something for everyone. Dark Fair with a fun carnival theme is both tricky and scary, Boo patch is family friendly fun, and the woods are eerily scary.

If I could give no stars I would. There were like 3 actors inside the trail you went through. We waited probably 30 minutes in a line for this. The whole time we were waiting for people to jump out and it rarely happened. Every "actor" they have clearly don't know how to do their jobs. Hands down the worst attraction we've ever been to. On top of it sucking one of the women actors hit my daughter over her head with her "weapon" and left a big bump on her head. Waste of time, go to any other attraction RI has you're not missing anything here besides being assaulted and bored.