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Evil rising takes over Clinton’s haunted Red Mill this Halloween

  • Shore News Network
  • October 18, 2025
  • 2:35 pm
Evil rising takes over Clintons haunted Red Mill this Halloween

CLINTON, NJ – The Red Mill Museum Village is summoning its darkest spirits once again this October as the 34th annual Haunted Red Mill returns with its 2025 theme, “Evil Rising.”

For four weekends, the historic landmark on Main Street transforms into a nightmarish maze of terror, drawing thrill-seekers from across New Jersey.

The event, known as one of the state’s top-rated Halloween attractions, also serves as the museum’s biggest fundraiser of the year.


Key Points

  • The Haunted Red Mill runs Fridays and Saturdays from October 3 through October 25
  • This year’s theme, “Evil Rising,” marks the 34th annual event and supports the Red Mill Museum Village
  • Tickets cost $35 for general admission and $50 for speed passes, with discounts available before September 15

Haunted history meets modern fear

Visitors will navigate haunted mazes, wooded trails, and a hayride along the river before entering the mill itself — a building steeped in over two centuries of ghostly lore. Organizers say “Evil Rising” will expand on the attraction’s legacy, combining new special effects with classic scares that have made it a local tradition for more than three decades.

When and where to experience it

The gates open each night once darkness fully settles, typically around 7 p.m., and ticket sales close at 10 p.m. The event operates every Friday and Saturday from October 3 through October 25. Each night continues until the final visitor exits the mill’s final haunt.

Family-friendly options

While the Haunted Village experience is not recommended for children under 10, the Red Mill also offers its “Happy Hauntings” daytime program designed for families and younger visitors. Both events contribute to the museum’s preservation efforts and ongoing community programs.

Tickets and discounts

General admission is priced at $35, while a $50 “speed pass” lets guests skip long lines. Those who purchase tickets before September 15 can save 10% using the code SAVE10. College students and active-duty military members receive $5 off at the door with valid ID.

Free parking, refreshments, and both indoor and outdoor waiting areas are available on-site. Tickets and full event details are listed at redmillhaunt.com.

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