5 haunted Halloween attractions in and around Toronto

October is here, which means it's time to start celebrating Halloween. And what better way to mark the spookiest month of the year than by taking a trip to a haunted house, castle or theme park? There are plenty of places to right here in Toronto, as well as a few just a short drive away.

Here are my picks for haunted Halloween attractions to check out in and around Toronto.

Legends of Horror
Take a trip to Casa Loma this Halloween. It's a castle that looks haunted, even though it's probably not. But for October, Liberty Entertainment Group transformed it into Legends of Horror, a nightmare of an attraction filled with some of your favourite monsters and creepy creatures.

Halloween Haunt
If Canada's Wonderland's nine haunted mazes don't freak you out, a ride on the Leviathan probably will. This massive amusement park gets the haunted treatment each and every October when roving monsters wander through the grounds, just waiting to scare you.

Fear Farm
Drive out to Kitchener-Waterloo to visit this farm, which features a creepy hike through the woods, a haunted hayride and of course, a haunted house. It also has a slew of sweet treats, like a candy barn, bakery and grill on site as well as a pumpkin patch that's open late.

Screemers
This event at Exhibition Place, might be a little cheesy, but it's been a Toronto tradition for the past 24 years. It features seven haunted attractions, a magic show and carnival rides. You'll feel like you're back at the Ex, only with zombies.

Toronto's Horror Hallways
The 401 Mini Indy in Etobicoke debuted this new haunted attraction this year. It features a pitch-black maze for you to walk through and it's supposed to be a pretty creepy. It's not recommended for those under the age of 10.

What'd we miss? Let us know in the comments.

by Amy Grief via blogTO