LAST WEEK OF SEASON - open through Novemeber 1, 2009.
Welcome to Clayton Fear Farm, Halloween Scream Park! Resurrection - OCTOBER 2, 2009!!! Don't chase those "temporary, hit and miss traveling haunted houses" that are in operation some years and not the next when you can come to a REAL Haunted Halloween Theme Park with 8, that's right - 8 haunted Halloween attractions!!! Thrills, chills, screams and FUN at Clayton Fear Farm - haunted attractions updated each year and new ones added. Come see the ONLY 3D Haunted House in Eastern North Carolina here at Clayton Fear Farm!
Hassle free frights - we learned years ago to keep extra underwear on hand, if you mess yours we have new, clean drawers you can buy! We even have you " mulitple messers" covered, so come on out and enjoy yourself! Clayton Fear Farm, the Triangle's ONLY Haunted Halloween Theme Park.
NIGHT TIME - CLAYTON FEAR FARM HAUNTED ATTRACTION TICKETS
Triangle Terror Network - Recommendations - Haunted House Recommendations for IF you survive Clayton Fear Farm!
Clayton Fear Farm, the ONLY haunted Halloween scream park in the Triangle area is near Clayton, North Carolina. It features SEVEN scary haunted attractions including several haunted houses that are BETTER THAN EVER with new HORROR features added each year. Mess your underwear again this year in the Farm House, the Slaughterhouse, the Black Hole, Fear Forest Haunted Hay Ride, Phear Academy, and new this year - Seymour's House of Dreams, a fantastic 3D haunted house- the Triangle's ONLY 3D haunted house. Follow it all up with A Walk in the Dark. Back by popular demand - North Carolina's largest known CORN MAIZE with a new, "green" design for 2009! Why pay a lot of money for a single "mobile" haunted attraction you have to chase to different locations each year when you can pay a bit more and get an actual haunted Halloween PARK full of haunted attractions ....up to 8 TIMES the scare... IF YOU DARE!!!
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Spend money wisely - enjoy Clayton Fear Farm, the Triangle's ONLY haunted Halloween Scream Park, now in it's eighth consecutive year with 8 haunted attractions! New haunted houses are added each year and the existing haunted attractions are updated - you never know WHAT you're going to find...or what's going to find you!
Located at 1620 Loop Road in Clayton, minutes from Raleigh - Durham, NC. We are easy to find, we are not one of those "traveling haunted house" places, we are an actual Haunted Halloween Theme Park in the same location year after year, getting better and better and bigger and bigger - after all, the Phear family lives here year round, just waiting for their "special" Halloween visitors!!!
We offer 8 haunted Halloween attractions this year PLUS the Clayton Fear Farm Corn Maize for the same price or LESS $$ than you would spend on just ONE haunted house at some of those "other places".
Boyette Farms is the premier Haunted Halloween Theme Park in the Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, Creedmoor, Greenville North Carolina area offering the most value for your hard-earned money!
Clayton Fear Farm offers GREAT Halloween fun! Family fun during the day, North Carolina's ONLY 3D Haunted House - Seymour's House of Dreams, several other updated Halloween Haunted Houses, Haunted Hayride, Haunted Attractions and a non-haunted CORN MAZE at night! Halloween fun the entire family. Serving Raleigh, Clayton, Knightdale, Wendell, Zebulon, Garner, Fuquay, Holly Springs, Apex, Cary, Creedmoor, Morrisville, Smithfield, Benson, Dunn, Goldsboro, Greenville and Eastern North Carolina.
Daytime Halloween Events for Children of ALL ages!
The Legend of Fear Farm
By Ben S. Cared Clayton Town Historian
Forest Phear was a farmer, and a fine-un too, till the bottom dropped out of the stock market in ’87 and made millionaires homeless overnight. Many good people even killed they’self, rather’n face the hardships ahead-um. But people still needed to eat, and the government needed to feed-um, so farmin’ subsidies was increased and many a once proud man went on the “government dole.” With 13 mouths to feed Forest took the government’s handout. He had to. But when he did, something inside him died.
There are many ways to kill yourself. You can use a gun or a rope, or you can climb into a Jack Daniels bottle and never come out. Forest just seemed to stop livin’. It was a slow cruel death just wastin’ away day after day, witnessed first hand by his 13 children. The oldest Phear boy, by 6 years, was Seymour Phear. Named after his mama’s daddy, Seymour had dreams of becoming a doctor, but those hopes were dashed when he was forced to take over the family farm at the ripe old age of 15. Forest was buried in’92, but Seymour told people “He was good as dead long before that.” The death certificate said that he died ah old age, but what killed him was a broken heart.
Try as he did, farmin’ did not seem to work for Seymour. Tobacco, wheat, corn, even hay seemed to refuse to grow on the Phear Farm. Either Seymour did not have the green thumb that his daddy did, or maybe the dirt missed old Forest just as much as the rest of us did. Either way, there were mouths to feed in the Phear home, and no one else to feed-em but Seymour. One thang you could say about Seymour was he left no stone unturned when figerin’ out how to make a dollar. Unable to grow much worth sellin’ the Phear roadside produce market went through a variety of businesses, worked by the Phear children. Lemonade Stand, Ice Cream Parlor, Gift Store, Plant/Flower Store and Tourist Trap, were the most successful incarnations, and Seymour was always looking for the next get rich quick scheme to save the farm that had been in the Phear Family for over 100 years. None of these schemes ever worked, but that did not let Seymour stop him from trying something new.
