The Fleshyard, Haunted House, Anaheim, CA

THE FLESHYARD (CLOSED)

The Fleshyard has rebranded themselves as Dark Harvest, working with Perdition Home in 2020 & 2021 and Pirate’s Cave in 2022.

The Fleshyard is family-owned haunted attraction based in Anaheim, California. Taking its inspiration from gory slasher films like The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and The Hills Have Eyes, The Fleshyard is a tour through a grotesque farmhouse with a disturbing and violent past.

  • Located at at the corner of La Palma and Imperial in Anaheim, CA
  • Walkthrough haunted house with jump scares
  • No intentional touch from actors
  • Recommended for guests age 12 and up
  • Intense and scary themes, with plenty of gore
  • Special effects including strobe lights and fog
  • Includes claustrophobic situations and some crawling

For information on any upcoming experiences, please scroll down or check our events page, map, or calendar!

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The Fleshyard debuted in 2014, after creator Adam LeBlanc left the popular Perdition Home haunt to open his own full-scale attraction. Since then, he has been steadily tweaking and expanding his work, resulting in one of the most gruesome and gory haunts in the SoCal area.

The haunted maze is set in a dilapidated farmhouse with a bloody history, which is outlined on the attraction’s website:

“…One day, a neighbor named Tobias Jones went to buy some meat from the Kearny Family Farm. On the road up to the farm he could smell the most intense and terrible rotting smell. Once he arrived at the farm, he found dead, rotting, mutilated animals all strewn over the place. Flies and crows buzzed all around the farm. He proceeded into the main house and found each of the members of the Kearny family lying dead having been viciously slaughtered… To this day, no one knows who or why the Kearny family was murdered. The stench of the Fleshyard could be smelled from miles around for weeks after. Some days, if the wind is just right, you can still smell the rotting decay of the Kearny Farm.”

The Fleshyard takes its inspiration from classic films like The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Hills Have Eyes, and countless others involving dysfunctional rural families. Blood and guts coat nearly every room, and guests can expect to be threatened with all manner of chainsaws and other sharp instruments. The haunt is generally very traditional but includes some tight spaces and even some crawling, so guests should wear clothes they don’t mind getting a little dirty. Foul odors and water-based gags are also fair game – needless to say, it might get gross!

The haunt typically runs much longer than other small-scale attractions, often through the entire month of October and occasionally even earlier. The location may change from season to season occasion, so guests should check the official website for details on the upcoming production. Tickets are required and available through the website.

The Fleshyard is easy to recommend for fans of classic horror, especially those with a fondness for gore and 70s camp. It’s an atmospheric, grotesque world where the scares come early and often.


UPCOMING EVENTS FOR THE FLESHYARD


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