Fort Wayne haunted attractions
Haunted Castle & Black Forest
Two legendary walk-through haunts. One night to face the Black Knight’s castle and whatever is waiting beyond the firelight.
Choose your nightmare
One Property. Two Very Different Fears.
Go inside a multi-level castle filled with room-to-room scares, or follow a gravel trail into the dark woods. Visit one attraction or experience both in the same night.

Indoor attraction
The Haunted Castle
Welcome to the home of the Black Knight. Ghosts, goblins and ghouls fill the castle’s dark corridors as slides, drop coffins, elevator rides and hidden portals move you from one nightmare to the next.
What to Expect
- Multiple rooms and levels with close-up scares
- Two slides and varied movement throughout the attraction
- An accessible route is available—tell the ticket taker before entering

Outdoor attraction
The Black Forest
Enter the woods if you dare. The Black Forest winds along Beckett’s Run Creek through clowns, chainsaws, caves, ghosts, ghouls and a dollhouse that seems to have a mind of its own.
What to Expect
- A longer outdoor route through wooded terrain
- Weather and early-season daylight can affect opening time
- An accessible route is available—tell the ticket taker before entering
Between the screams
The Midway
Think of the midway as the staging area for your fears—a place to regroup between haunts, grab something to eat and keep an eye out for characters wandering through the crowd.


Compare the Attractions
Not sure which nightmare fits you? Here is the quick version.
| Attraction | Setting | Duration | Movement | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Haunted Castle | Indoor, multi-level | About 30 minutes | Walking, stairs, slides | Room-to-room scares and classic haunted-house effects |
| Black Forest | Outdoor wooded trail | About 30–45 minutes | Walking on gravel terrain | Open-air suspense, creatures and chainsaws in the dark |
Know Before You Enter
Both attractions use strobe lights. Bags, backpacks and purses are not permitted past security. Wear sturdy closed-toe shoes and dress for the weather.