Station 7 Terror Trail
Three-quarters of a mile of dark. You won't walk it alone.
Terror Trail is a three-quarter-mile haunted walk through the dark Maryland woods — fog in the low ground, light in the trees where it shouldn't be, and something moving just past the edge of the path. It's built and performed by local volunteers, and every ticket goes straight back into the community that puts it on.
Tickets & Prices
- Boo Loop The gentle, glowing family walk — friendly frights for the little ones. $10
- Boo Loop (Discount) In appreciation for the dedication of our valued community members: $2 discount offered for active-duty or veteran military members, first responders, teachers, medical personnel, and anyone bringing canned food items for a local food bank. $8
- Terror Trail Admission Three-quarters of a mile of haunted woods. Recommended for ages 8+. $30
- Terror Trail Admission (Discount) In appreciation for the dedication of our valued community members: $2 discount offered for active-duty or veteran military members, first responders, teachers, medical personnel, and anyone bringing canned food items for a local food bank. $28
- Terror Trail Admission (Group 10+) Groups of 10+ get special discounts $25
Mark Your Calendar
- Parking opens7:00 PM
- Trail opens7:30 PM
- Last ticket sold10:00 PM
- Shuttle runs7:00 – 9:45 PM
Open nights · 7:30 – 10:00 PM
- Fri Oct 2 Opening Night
- Sat Oct 3
- Fri Oct 9
- Sat Oct 10
- Fri Oct 16
- Sat Oct 17
- Fri Oct 23
- Sat Oct 24
- Fri Oct 30
- Sat Oct 31 Final Fright
Getting Here
Davidsonville Park and Ride, 2701 Davidsonville Rd, Davidsonville, MD, 21035
Free parking and a free shuttle from the Davidsonville Park and Ride, south of the firehouse. All patrons park and ride the shuttle — it runs from 7:00 PM until the last group is returned. Limited parking for guests with disabilities is available at Station 7 itself.
Parents: please use the lot to drop off and pick up your teens. They are shuttled to the training center for check-in and, if they survive, shuttled back.
From Past Seasons
The Reaper in the fog
The lantern path
The Reaper in blue
Graveyard, green light
Witch at the cauldron
Hooded pair
Lit woods
Figure in the smoke
The Reaper, up close
Blue fog in the clearing
Graveyard, blue fog
Hanging figure
Man with a shovel
The entrance to the Terror Trail · 2017
Witch of the woods · 2016
Creepy doll · 2016
Graveyard monster · 2016
Graveyard in the fog
Blue fog on the trail
The path, lit
The lit archway
Haunt ring master · 2017
Green-light scare
Candles at the altar
Haunt member artwork · 2017
Volunteer With Us
The Terror Trail is built and run entirely by volunteers — a local crew of haunters who wanted to help the community, working alongside the firefighters of Station 7. We welcome volunteers of all ages, and high-school students can earn community-service hours.
There is a job for everyone, on stage and off: actors, makeup artists and face painters, set builders, lighting and sound, costumes and sewing, ticket takers, parking and shuttle, trail security, and floaters who go wherever the night needs them. Tell us a little about yourself and we will be in touch.
- Actor
- Makeup & face painting
- Set construction
- Lighting & sound
- Costumes & sewing
- Ticket booth
- Parking & shuttle
- Security / trail patrol
- Wherever I’m needed
Sponsor the Event
Local businesses make the Terror Trail possible. Sponsors help us spread the word — flyers at your counter, a poster in your window — and in return your business is listed here with a link, and thanked in front of thousands of patrons every October. Every dollar raised supports the volunteers of the Arundel Volunteer Fire Department.
Questions? Say Hello
Station 7 Terror Trail
Three-quarters of a mile of dark. You won't walk it alone.