Halloween is almost around the corner, so if you are searching for some suitably spooky places to take the kids and scare their little socks off, head along to the 20th Annual Ha Ha Haunt, which will be taking place on 28th October.
The Ha Ha Tonka State Park is located at Camdenton, Lake of the Ozarks and the Ha Ha Haunt will be taking place between 5pm and 8pm. It is a free event, so bring the whole family along to enjoy the Halloween fun.
The Ha Ha Tonka State Park’s annual Halloween Ha Ha Haunt is a much loved family event full of fun and spooky entertainment for all ages. Park your vehicle in the parking lot and walk the quarter mile trail to the castle ruins. Jack-o-lanterns carved by the students from Camdenton Elementary School will illuminate your path and provide lots of Halloween atmosphere, and once you arrive at the ruined castle even more Halloween fun awaits!
There will be a roaring campfire in the castle grounds with mugs of hot chocolate on offer, plus the opportunity to make smores. There will also be lots of Halloween themed arts and crafts and kids can try their hand at bean bag tossing for the chance to win a prize. And of course, with it being Halloween, each child will also receive a bag of sweets, because Halloween would not be Halloween without plenty of sticky and teeth rotting candy to eat.
To provide lots of seasonal atmosphere, Halloween decorations will adorn the castle lawn and kids will be able to have their photographs taken in amongst the spooky lanterns and mock skeletons.
The Ha Ha Tonka State Park Annual Haunt is a fantastic free family fright night in the perfect haunted castle location—so come along if you dare and walk the haunted trail up to the spooky ruins…mwahahahaha!