Stockeld Dark ‘Fright Nights’ Dares the Brave

The best Haunted House in the UK is back at Stockeld Park for Halloween - bigger and better for 2019.
Winner of Europe’s best new scare attraction at the Scare Awards in 2017 and Finalists in 2018, The Farm House lies in a dark corner of the Stockeld Park Estate.

New rooms have been unveiled this Halloween in the Victorian property with seriously scarily spooky offerings. Perhaps worst of all has been the sudden appearance of The Brexit Room, an infernal recess from which there is no escape!

George Grant, Estate Manager at Stockeld Park, said: “The Farmhouse is where nightmares begin! It is truly a scary experience. Past visitors have had pretty extreme reactions. The smell, décor, light and surprises lying in wait are the scariest experience we’ve ever created. This isn’t for the light-hearted and we do have restrictions in place.”

Only the brave are allowed access. Children under 17 will need to be accompanied by an adult on site, and those with heart problems or who are pregnant are advised to stay away.

The Haunted House is one of a series of bespoke events for Stockeld Park’s Fright Nights hosted on 29, 30 and 31 October from 6pm till 10pm.

Other freakish frights include ‘The Shooting Dead’, where survivors must take their chances inside the ‘quarantined zone’ as a gang of zombies hide undercover in the laser arena with the intention of infecting visitors with their deadly virus. Take down the monsters using skill, stealth and a state of the art laser weapon.

An Ice Fright skate disco brings a DJ bloodbath on the ‘decks of death’ as the ice rink offers the chance to show off your fright-full moves during this October’s Fright Nights at Stockeld Dark.

To book or find out more visit https://www.frightnight.co/