Step into the dark history of Winders Farm Haunted Manor, where the terror is rooted in a family story that refuses to stay buried.
According to the family history behind the attraction, the Winders family are descendants of Abraham and Noah of the Bible, with DNA testing used to confirm the owner’s connection to the Winders lineage. The family story also connects the owner’s great-grandmother, Julia Elizabeth Faulk, to the infamous Bell Witch family of Adams County, Tennessee, through her marriage to John Bell.
At Winders Farm, these aren’t just fictional characters. The actors portray members of the owner’s real family as you make your way through a decrepit mansion that was once transformed into a mortuary, then into the winding woods surrounding the property.
As you walk the trail, the temperature drops. You feel watched. The darkness closes in. And the further you go, the harder it becomes to tell where the haunted attraction ends and the family’s stories begin.
The experience doesn’t stop when the rides are over.
After the rides, brave guests can take part in Real Ghost Walks using official paranormal equipment, exploring the property and investigating the activity for themselves. Winders Farm Haunted Manor remains open until 10 p.m.
With generations of family history, reported paranormal activity, dark woods and a haunted manor at the center of it all, Winders Farm offers an immersive Halloween experience that will leave you wondering what was real and what was simply your imagination.