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Season 2026 opens Friday, October 2, tickets on sale soon

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Worth the drive north

The Haunted HouseNear PittsburghThat's an Actual Farm

Eerie Acres Farm is a family-run haunted attraction 30 minutes north of Pittsburgh in Butler, PA. One ticket covers the indoor haunt and the haunted cornfield; the Midway (food trucks, grain-bin beer garden, giant bonfire) is free. City haunts have parking garages. We have corn.

Closer than you think

Drive Times to the Farm

Downtown Pittsburgh

~40 min

I-279 N → I-79 N to Exit 83 (PA-528, Evans City), then PA-68 E

North Hills / Wexford

~30 min

I-79 N to Exit 83, PA-528 N → PA-68 E to Eagle Mill Rd

Cranberry Township

~25 min

PA-228 E → PA-8 N toward Butler, then US-422 to Eagle Mill Rd

Butler

~10 min

US-422 to Eagle Mill Rd (Mt. Chestnut), 2 miles to the farm

386 Eagle Mill Rd., Butler, PA 16001, open in Google Maps

The pitch, honestly

Why Pittsburghers Make the Trip

Big-city haunts are great at volume. A farm haunt is great at atmosphere: total darkness with no skyline glow, corn in every direction, woodsmoke, and a cast of locals who've been scaring their own neighborhood since before this was a business. Come early, eat off a truck, drink something local in the grain bin, then get in line and regret everything.

“This haunted attraction is underrated and is the next big Halloween spot for the Pittsburgh area.”

IndulgePgh

Pittsburgh questions

From the City, Answered

How far is Eerie Acres Farm from Pittsburgh?

About 30 minutes from the North Hills and 40 minutes from downtown Pittsburgh. The farm sits at 386 Eagle Mill Rd. in Butler, PA. Take I-79 North to Exit 83 or Route 8 north, and you're in real farm country before the podcast ends.

What makes it different from haunted houses in Pittsburgh?

It's an actual farm. The cornfield trail is a real cornfield, the beer garden is a real grain bin, and the bonfire is the biggest in town. It's family-run, actor-driven, and the free Midway means the whole group has a night out even if half of them refuse the haunt.

Is it worth the drive from Pittsburgh?

Reviewers keep saying yes. Badlanders called it 'probably the best haunt between Erie and Pittsburgh,' and IndulgePgh named it 'the next big Halloween spot for the Pittsburgh area.' Plan the full evening: haunt, food trucks, beer garden, bonfire.

When should we come?

The 2026 season runs October 2 – October 31, 2026, Fridays and Saturdays 7–10 PM plus select Sundays. Fridays and early-season nights are calmer; peak October Saturdays are the full chaos experience.

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Haunted House near Pittsburgh: 30 Minutes North in Butler, PA (2026) · Eerie Acres Farm