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Dark Harvest Productions, Hillsboro

Family fun · Admission from $20 · 2 verified savings

Dark Harvest Productions, from its own website

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Admission from $20.

About Dark Harvest Productions

Dark Harvest Productions is a seasonal haunted attraction in Hillsboro, Ohio, where visitors navigate through themed experiences set in a historical landscape. The Harvester Ride takes guests on a one-mile wagon journey through haunted woods. Strawman's Stalk features a seven-acre corn maze for exploration. The Bell City Walk is a haunted walking trail that incorporates local history. The attraction draws inspiration from the area's past as a bell-manufacturing hub and the documented story of Elmer Dawes, the obsessive foundry manager known as "The Ringer," whose legacy shapes the venue's narrative. Dark Harvest Productions charges admission, with multiple price tiers published on its website. Tickets are sold online through the venue's booking system. Operating hours are posted on the attraction's site. The experience suits visitors interested in immersive horror themes combined with regional history and outdoor attractions.

Tickets, prices & hours

Kids 6-12
$20
Kids 5 and under
Free
3 Attractions: 1 Scary Price for all
$35
Harvester Haunted Ride
$20
Bell City Haunted Walking Trail / Killer Corn Maze
$20

Hours: Mon–Thu: Closed; Fri–Sat: 7:30 PM – 12:00 AM; Sun: ClosedHours via Google Maps

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What’s on at Dark Harvest Productions

3 reasons to go, each in the venue’s own words, with the date we checked it.

Oct 107:30pm-12am every Friday and Sat from Sept 25-Oct 31Regular dates

Haunt Season

Dark Harvest Productions operates three haunted attractions: the Harvester Ride, a one-mile wagon ride through haunted woods; Strawman's Stalk, a seven-acre corn maze; and Bell City Walk, a haunted walking trail.

Check event details and ticket requirements with the venue.

“7:30pm-12am every Friday and Sat from Sept 25-Oct 31”

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Oct 167:30pm-12am every Friday and Sat from Sept 25-Oct 31Regular dates

Haunt Season

Dark Harvest Productions operates three haunted attractions: the Harvester Ride, a one-mile wagon ride through haunted woods; Strawman's Stalk, a seven-acre corn maze; and Bell City Walk, a haunted walking trail.

Check event details and ticket requirements with the venue.

“7:30pm-12am every Friday and Sat from Sept 25-Oct 31”

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Details on the attraction’s site →

Oct 177:30pm-12am every Friday and Sat from Sept 25-Oct 31Regular dates

Haunt Season

Dark Harvest Productions operates three haunted attractions: the Harvester Ride, a one-mile wagon ride through haunted woods; Strawman's Stalk, a seven-acre corn maze; and Bell City Walk, a haunted walking trail.

Check event details and ticket requirements with the venue.

“7:30pm-12am every Friday and Sat from Sept 25-Oct 31”

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Details on the attraction’s site →

The 2 savings

Kids & family

Kids 5 and Under Free

Children 5 and under admitted free to all attractions

Free $35

“Kids 5 and under are free”

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If you qualify

Military Discount

10% discount on admission

“Military Discount 10 %”

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