Markoffs Haunted Forest - Dickerson

Love this hundred Forest! The biggest thing I love about this is I love it, how it give back to a nonprofit to help! I’ve been here for four or five years straight in love each and every year! Do you recommend doing the side stuff and the tails! They have a good group there, who’s running markoffs and hope for the future to come for this group! I used to ride horses out this way, and they’ve been amazing for summer camps and other events!! amazing grounds, and good communication for tickets!

Such a fun experience to do with friends. The trail was so much fun because the actors were amazing, and the zipline was a blast. I can't wait to do the cursed village next year and maybe the rolling log. If you are on a budget I would recommend eating your own food (not sure if you can bring it in so maybe get food after) and spending it on attritional activities when you arrive like axe throwing, ziplining, and the rolling log.

My friends and I came here on the weekend before Halloween this year. (I know, I 'm writing this review a bit late... We really enjoyed The Trail it was filled with cool scary decorations, and the scare actors did an excellent job at setting the mood. The Trail had many different sections that you walk through, each with a different spooky theme (think haunted house, aliens, chainsaws in woods, etc . It is also entirely outdoors, so make sure to dress in warm clothing and layers! Now for the negatives of our visit... We purchased tickets to enter The Trail at 10pm, but we did not get a chance to go in until after midnight. No matter what time your tickets were purchased for, when you arrive, they give you wristbands with a number on them, and they just pick the next number they have. So if you have tickets to 10pm but arrive very early, you would get an earlier number and potentially be able to enter The Trail earlier than 10pm. My group arrived just before 9pm, more than an entire hour before our scheduled entry time of 10pm, yet we were not allowed to enter The Trail until after midnight. We spent over three hours waiting in the free Halloween Town area. This area was filled with stands selling very expensive food, drinks, or art. There were also some nice large bonfires where we could warm up. And there were a few different activities you could do for an additional cost: zipline, axe throwing, or walk across a balance beam in the air. We browsed through everything and watched other groups do some of the paid activities but didn 't try any ourselves. The decor here is nice too, but it definitely got boring after waiting for over three hours. I strongly recommend that if you visit, you arrive very early. Much earlier than whatever time your ticket states. For next year, I would hope that the organizers of this event structure it better so that people can actually enter at the time they purchased tickets for.

Very great experience here. This was one of the best Halloween experiences I’ve had. The village had several places to eat, drink, and play games. The fire pits were a great addition as well. The haunted Forrest was about 30 min long and had great jump scares. I will definitely be back next year.

This place is WILD. I honestly wasn't sure what to think, but they've really made an incredible Halloween experience. We carved pumpkins, had cider, warmed ourselves by the MASSIVE bonfires and made smores. And then got scared to death by the haunted Town and Forest trail. So elaborate and well done. Def. reccomend.