No mere roadside attraction, the Niles Haunted House Scream Park takes you on a trip through the scariest, creepiest, most blood-curdling attractions this side of the Continental Divide. Cringe as you tiptoe through three unique Haunted Houses! Cower as you jostle along on the Haunted Hayride! Flee frightening apparitions in the Field of Screams!
While you're trembling, you'll be helping a good cause.
The Park raises money for a wide variety of local charities. In 2012, it generated more than $58,000 for Michiana area communities, a significant portion of which went to more than 65 not-for-profit organizations such as Boy and Girl Scout groups, church youth groups and booster groups for colleges and high schools. Over the last 17 years, the Park has been able to donate more than $1,250,000!! What a tribute to our volunteers! |
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 Thank you to all our fans for voting for us in the South Bend Tribune's 2013 Reader's Choice Awards. We are very honored to have been chosen the best Halloween activity in the area. You have voted us the "Best of the Best," but we think it is our fans who are really the Best of the Best. Thank you!
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 The Niles Haunted House family is mourning the passing of one of its most dedicated volunteers. Most volunteers come and go...some stay for a short time, some stay for a long time, but Chris was one who just stayed and stayed. He started volunteering in 1992 and put in an incredible number hours every year until he retired from the Haunted House last year at the age of 78.
Over his 20 year career, Chris donated 12,006 hours to the Niles Haunted House, which amounts to over 600 per year. He was the only member of the 12,000 Club. He donated 3,100 in the last four years (an average of 775 per year), so that proves that there was no slowing down for the old timer! No one else has come close to Chris’ numbers and we doubt anyone ever will. To give a sense of the gap, the next highest milestone is the 3,000 Club and there are only four current members in that club.
Chris helped to build sets during the off-season, but really was best known for working the paintball game “Spooky Splatt.” Once he started working there, he wouldn’t give it up. He loved to watch the young kids having fun and hitting targets, and especially the ones that loved it so much that they would come back three times in the same night.
 Chris was not always the easiest person to work with (there’s a reason his nickname was “Sunshine”), but there is no doubting his dedication to the project and his incredible effort to help the community through his service at the Niles Haunted House.
He will be missed and never replaced. God definitely threw away the mold when Chris was made. Truly a man in his own league!
Thank you for your dedication and for the memories. God bless you, Sunshine!!!
Niles Haunted House Board of Directors
 
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The Board of Directors for the Niles Haunted House Scream Park is pleased to announce that they welcomed interior visitor number 1,400,000 on Saturday, September 22, 2012. The lucky individual is Chelsie Webb of Plymouth, Indiana. As a result of her good fortune, she received a special “ghost pack” from the Niles Haunted House. Chelsie has been visiting the Scream Park since she was seven years old. When asked, “Why?” her response was “because it’s fun!” |
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Want to meet the ghoulish characters who lurk in the shadows? On certain days and times, they take a break from stalking new victims to meet with their fans. You can have them sign your souvenir "Monsters of the Midway" photo collage (available at the site)-can you collect all eight? Or you may want to have your picture taken and posted to Facebook. They promise not to bite...too much.
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