What To Expect

Enter a dimension where fear is fun and every scream supports a good cause. Restless Souls Haunted House Complex invites guests into a multisensory thrill zone with four distinct horror attractions: a 3D clown prison, an alien-infested shack, dark woods full of sinister exiles, and a five-minute escape challenge that dares you to break out before you're dissected.

Navigate the twisted halls of KlownKatraz or hold your breath in The Dark Colony! The whole experience is elevated by interactive live actors, realistic props, eerie soundtracks, and dynamic lighting. With scares tailored for both seasoned horror fans and cautious families, Restless Souls blends adrenaline-pumping fun with heartfelt community support.

FAQs

Why does this haunted house help a church?

Because giving back is the scariest fun you can have! Every ticket supports the restoration of the 175-year-old West Hills United Methodist Church, thanks to an all-volunteer cast and crew.

Is it okay for kids?

Absolutely. For little ghouls and nervous grown-ups, just ask for the free "Family Fright Option"—it tones down the scares without losing the fun.

Do I need to wear anything special?

Closed-toe shoes are a must—especially for The Dark Colony trail. Costumes are welcome, but no masks or face paint, please! We don’t want anyone mistaken for our creepy cast.

Will the actors touch me?

Nope! The actors won’t touch you—any bumps are purely accidental due to tight spaces or scared friends clutching your arm.

Are the attractions indoors or outdoors?

Three attractions are inside or tented. The Dark Colony is an outdoor wooded trail, so bring your brave face and wear sturdy shoes.

Where is Restless Souls located?

You’ll find the haunt at 301 W. Hills Road in Huntington Station, right across from Walt Whitman High School.

Is there parking?

Yes—free parking is available at both the church and high school across the street.

Got snacks?

Of course! Both indoor and outdoor concession stands offer hot dogs, drinks, candy, and more. (Sorry, no boos—alcohol isn’t allowed.)

What happens if it rains?

Mother Nature calls the shots. If there's a weather closure, ticket holders will be notified and can come on any other open night.