Coffin Creek Haunted Village – Corona

Think you need to travel to OC, LA or SD for amazing haunted attractions? Think again! Coffin Creek Haunted Village offers the famous Chambers of the Mausoleum maze, a second maze, a haunted hay ride, and two trails that will scare your guts out!

Chambers of the Mausoleum

Legend has it that heavy rains came through the area, flooding the Santa Ana river and sending coffins down what is now “coffin creek.” Many newspapers at the time confirmed this, and “Inland Empire Ghostbusters” report that several ghosts are now haunting the area.

There are five distinct attractions that make Coffin Creek the place to go for Halloween.

Chambers of the Mausoleum – Digging a Grave

• Chambers of the Mausoleum

• A guided made that is consistently rated as one of the best haunted attractions in the Inland Empire. We think this maze could hold its own against any of the big theme park attractions in Southern California. If you’re short on dough and can only go on one attraction, this is our pick! It was formerly located at Castle Park in Riverside, but joined forced with Coffin Creek in 2010. The synergy is perfect, and places Coffin Creek as a premier destination. The head designer is passionate about making you scream, and it shows! The details of every possible effect have been thought over and carefully executed. This is for teens and older, unless nightmares are desired. For more information, check out malformationz.com or find them on Facebook. You won’t be disappointed!

Lone Hill Manor

• Lone Hill Manor – Adjacent to Chamber of the Mausoleum, this self-guided maze snakes indoors and outside to keep you guessing where the monsters are. These folks are good, and may not look like monsters at all. Definitely not kid friendly, unless you like to punish the little tykes.
• Shady Hollow Hayride – Unique in the Inland Empire, the hayride will put you behind a working tractor and take you into the dark fields and through what appears to be a haunted village. Dark Shadow Marketplace Midway, which leads to the Shady Hallow Hayride, is free (though the ride requires a ticket)! Check out the shops, face painting, movie screenings (on select dates) and more before heading over to the Shady Hallow Hayride. You’ll find an entire village that is the only permanent Renaissance Fair facility in California, with the fair taking place each Mother’s Day weekend to Father’s Day weekend. During Halloween, the facilities are just a perfectly scary backdrop for this event
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  Shady Hollow Hayride

  Fear Tonight – Self guided trail into the spooky woods behind the event.

• Scarecrow Trail – Another self-guided trail into the darkness around Coffin Creek.

Prices for the attractions are $13 each and two for $23. However, the real discount is to buy all five for $33 (look around, as they occasionally do discounts). We’ll also be giving away several pair on this site.

Finding Coffin Creek is no easy task. It is located at the now closed county park by the name of Crossroads Riverview Park. The address is 14600 River Rd, Corona, CA 92880. Once you get there, you’ll be greet by some of the funniest characters in the Halloween business, and that humor won’t stop until you leave!

Find the hours and schedule on their website.

For more information, check out coffincreek.com and find them on Facebook.

Still not sure which Halloween haunts you’ll be going to? Check out our list of Halloween haunted houses in the Inland Empire and Halloween parties in the Inland Empire and Southern California!

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