LOUISIANA HAUNTED HOUSES

Louisiana is known for being steeped in its Creole and Cajun traditions along with much haunting history like at Myrtles Plantation, cemeteries like Lafayette or St Louis Cemetery, festivals like their world famous Mardi Gras, and farms like The Whitney Plantation. Topping the LA Haunted House list might be 13th Gate Haunted House, Rise Haunted House, and The Mortuary; all of which are known to compete for THE BEST haunted house in Louisiana, but so many more top the scariest list too like New Orleans Nightmare, Natchitoches Dark Woods, Leesville Tree Farm Massacre, Mandeville Shadowlands, Lafayette Fright Trail, Stonewall Haunted Trail at Winkler Bottoms, Shreveport House of Voodoo, Haughton Devils Knot & Haunted Trail, Folsom Spirits Haunted Houses, Gentleman's Death & Shocktale Show, Undead Mortuary, Haunted Puddle, Shreveport Haunted Corn Maze, and Faith Farms Haunted House in Elm Grove LA.

Halloween season is also a great time to explore Louisiana's haunted history. Recommended are New Orleans Ghost Adventures Tours, Cousins Paranormal in Slidell, Lalaurie Mansion in New Orleans, Haunted Museum Tour & Spirit Shop, French Quarter Phantoms, The New Orleans Haunted Hotel, Dansereau House & Bed n Breakfast in Thibodaux, and Shreveport Municipal Auditorium. Also a great choice for Fall fun are local farms, pumpkin patches, corn mazes, hayrides, bonfire events and more like at En Couret Farms, Shreveport's DixieMaze Farms, Anderson Farms, WesMar Farms, Montz Pumpkin Farm, Rayville Curry Farms, Robin Farms at Church Point, CM Farms in Dry Creek, Papa Simpsons Arcadia Farm, Sugar Roots New Orleans Farm, Grant Farm, Leaning Oak New Iberia Farm, Covington Ridemore Farm, Berry Sweet Orchards in Ethel, Sprout NOLA, Ben Becnels Farm, Steele's Chrismas Tree Farm & Pumpkins, Mrs Heather's Strawberry Farm & Pumpkins in the Albany / Hammond area, West Monroe Farmers Market, Abbeville Brookshire Farm, Farmer Jims Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze in Rolling Fork LA, and of course Cajun Country Corn & Louisiana Maze LLC. And last but not least, we recommend attending a festival this fall or really anytime. Some great ones are Louisiana Cotton Festival, Louisiana Pecan Festival, Red River Revel Art & Music Festival, Laplace Andouille Festival, Oak Street Po-Boy Festival, Gretna Heritage Festival, Oak Grove Bluegrass Festival, South Louisiana's Black Pot Festival & Cook Off, Baton Rouge Blues Festival, Breaux Bridge Crawfish Festival, and the Ponchatoula Strawberry Festival.