A sign labeled “Hell’s Undertaker EST 1876” hangs above the gorgeous Western façade, showcasing Lila’s Sassy Saloon and Wyatt’s Jail. A skeletal sheriff sits upon a skeletal horse. Lights illuminate the Town of Deadwood, making it feel alive.

Step up to Wyatt’s jail and move through the three buildings that make up The Town of Deadwood quickly. A singular path with some tortuosity leads you through with a few actors jumping out to scare. The Town of Deadwood is a fun experience for Halloween with some good scares, despite its short length. Yet, the sets alone are gorgeous and worth the visit.

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