Barns are for animals. Animals and NIGHTMARES!
Deep in the darkness of South Arkansas, down the narrow dirt road just past the cemetery, an old barn sits alone in the middle of a lightless field. But that’s not what should worry you. It’s the screams…
The layout changes every season — so the dark you survived last year won't be the dark you face this time.
$10 per person • Cash or Cash App at the doorFridays & Saturdays for 11 nights • Oct 2–31, plus Thursday, Oct 29Big Groups • You go in as packs of five or lessBrand new layout • EVERY. SINGLE. YEAR.Enter THE BARN
Step through the entrance and the world outside goes quiet — and then it doesn't. Expect low visibility, strobes, swirling fog, sudden screams, and corridors that didn't exist last year. A run takes about 7 to 15 minutes, depending on if you get lost or not. While we appreciate that the brave come in groups, there are lots of twist and turns so group size in the maze is limited to a max of five. We can't say you won't catch up with the others once inside, but we can say we gave you fair warning.If you don't like the dark, creepy clowns, things that reach out in the fog to try and make you pee your pants, or just the psychotic in general — stay home because there are NO REFUNDS.
Born In An Old Barn
Reaper's Night Off started with nothing but a love for haunted houses and an old barn that was already doing a fine job of scaring people on its own. We're a small, local crew — no corporate haunt, no shortcuts, just real scares built by hand.
This October marks our 4th season. Last year more than 700 people came through, with 200+ on Halloween night alone. Every season we tear the maze down and build something more terrifying.
The Dark Doesn't End with October
When December rolls around, the barn wakes up for the last scares of the year. Krampus wants a turn, and his cult of wayward elves are off the shelf. Evil elves, twisted toys, and a holiday you definitely weren't ready for. A portion of proceeds goes to the local food bank. 



