BUY TICKETS
Buy tickets online below or at the door. (Online preferred)
Adult (12 & over) - $12.00
Child (12 & under) - $8.00
The event is rain or shine. Tickets are non-refundable. All ticket sales are final, no refunds or exchanges.
The admission date is only valid on the admission dates only and can redeemed ANYTIME starting at 4PM until close on the date selected. All admission dates and tickets will be checked and validated at the door.Please read about the event details at outskirts1812.com events and venue info on our website before purchase. All events are rain or shine. Admission ticket is required for entry in the “Forest of Fear”. This admission ticket does not include Goat Yoga, food, drinks or any of the Vendors.
MORE INFORMATION & FAQS
LOST SOULS OF 1812 WALKING PATH
Take a stroll on wickedly-fun walking trail featuring props, displays and exhibits of some animated scenes with many photo selfies along the way—sure to be a treat for adults and children. The walking trail and characters at night will be a little spooky for younger guests as there will be jump scares along the escorted walk. This experience is included in your general admission ticket.
FAQS
What is Outskirts 1812 2nd Annual Forest of Fear "Forest of 1812 Lost Souls"?
Halloween is a time for harvest and coming together. Kim and Nicole’s goal are a family-friendly Halloween experience for all featuring a Halloween-themed walking trail. A nice fire awaits as you wait your turn to be escorted through the dark forest of staged lights with displays of scenes that will keep you on your toes. Surprises are around every corner. Watch out!
Our barn will have a beverage area of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages for purchase. A food truck will be available or eat in the Village.
For adults, the Halloween experiences are best viewed at dusk. We hope you will spend an evening with us to make the most of your experience on the Outskirts of Sackets Harbor.
Is the walking trail scary? Does it have characters?
This is a family-friendly walking trail, which is best viewed at dusk or night, with displays and exhibits of your favorite Halloween themes. However, the trail and characters at night may seem a little spooky to our younger guests so over 12 is encouraged.
Please be considerate of our costume characters. While photos are encouraged with our farm friends, under no circumstances are guests allowed to touch, hit, slap, pull at or otherwise be unruly our characters or animals.
Are there strobe lights?
On the walking trail, the Halloween displays and decorations are illuminated with accent lighting. The Forest of Fear does use strobe lights, sound effects and black lights.
How long is the trail?
The guided Forest of Fear trail is an illuminated walking trail and approximately a quarter-mile long on uneven natural terrain. You will have a variety of photo op along the way all under the beautiful night sky.
Make a night out of it and enjoy a unique Halloween experience at Outskirts 1812. Capture and share some Instagrammable fall or Halloween photos. Please be sure to tag us, too.
Can I take pictures?
Yes! Outskirts 1812 is a great spot for photos and our we will feature lots of photo-worthy displays. Please feel free to post and share on social media. Don’t forget to tag us.
Instagram: @outskirts1812
Facebook: @outskirts1812
Be sure to tag us! #outskirts1812
What if it rains?
The event is rain or shine. There is lots of fun to be had, even in your rain boots and slickers. Some experiences may be limited in the rain. Tickets are non-refundable.
What's the refund policy?
All tickets are non-refundable.
Can I bring in food or drinks?
We kindly request that you leave your coolers, outside food and drinks at home. We have an onsite food truck with plenty of options along with a variety of adult and non -alcoholic drinks, hot and cold for purchase.
Disclaimer:
The event is rain or shine. Tickets are non-refundable. Food and beverage available for purchase.
**Please be aware that attending the Forest of Fear Walk of 1812 Lost Souls is at your own risk. We are not responsible for any medical conditions that may arise during the event, particularly if you have seizure disorders or other medical conditions.