Hobb's Grove

I have always told my friends the best time to go to Hobbs grove is Halloween NIGHT! Minimal kids are there because they're all out searching for candy,Which makes this the perfect haunt for adults 21 and UP! We bought the pass that includes the haunted house and Forrest which was very fun! Although very expensive I'm sad I missed the haunted hay ride (my personal favorite) Everyone was spooked but I try my best to make myself laugh in scary situations. All the scare actors were great and painted to the nines! This year I got to experience the hidden speakeasy which beautifully decorated for adults and the bartender was hilarious. Thank you Hobbs grove for all the great years I've spent but 2024 was definitely my favorite. Thank you for the Happy Haunt! Can't wait til next Halloween

Only the crazy ones would drive 2 - 2.5 hours (one way) to visit a Haunt, right?Well...... guess we're part of that crazy group. I've had H.G. on my list of haunts to try for a couple years now, but with each October season, I was always kinda like..... eh.... are we really going to drive that far........ what if it turns out to be a bust?!My wife and I reside in the Sacramento area and we LOVE Halloween. In fact, her birthday is one day before so, obviously, haunts run in our blood. We love a good scare! We love a decorated atmosphere and we want the haunts to be worth the value of time, money, and driving distance. As we left the freeway to embark on driving thru RURAL Fresno farmland.... all I could see was blackness. And I'm not talking about spooky. We're talking corn fields, random stop signs, and roads that are probably driven by tractors during the day. I kept saying to my wife, "this better be worth the drive"When we drove down the long road for parking into the venue / farm, though, you could tell...... this is a big deal. First off, they had employees wearing security type clothing that looked very official and they seemed to take their roles seriously. It felt very well maintained and the lines were easy to follow.I had no idea that this would be a little slice of Halloween style paradise, complete with full vendor style food trucks, merch areas, and much more!This is definitely an experience. It's more than just a 5 minute walk thru AND you can tell that the actors, staff, and overall team put forth effort into this. I give it a 5 out of 5 stars and I don't take those comments lightly. If a Haunt sucks, I'll be the first to mention that..... but this did feel like it was worth the drive. Now, don't be like us and drive there and back in the same day, but we have fur babies at home and didn't want to stay locally for the night.Definitely bookmark to visit either this season, or next!

Hobbs Grove located in Sanger. It's a 10 min drive from Sanger. Thursday night Haunted House combined haunted Forrest. And Haunted Hay ride. It was $109 for two adults. It was a purple night which means less expensive. It is scary attractions and worth it. We had fun we came at opening at 7. We were able to purchase at the door. They do sell out. It took about 1 1/2 hrs to do all three attractions. They do sell a fast track pass for approx $20 more. Each ticket. There is food trucks and a few camp fires. And benches and table to hang out. May use website to purchase tickets. Lots of fun but expect large crowd.

Awesome!!! We went 3 times this year. Free entry. Castro does awesome with the drinks! The first opening night it wasn't great but after they got things together it was a fun time. One suggestion , Bathrooms need lights.

This is hands down the best Haunt in all of California. I've been to Halloween Horror Nights, Knots Scary Farm, Pirates of Emerson, and so many more, but Hobbs Grove blows them away. The haunted Hay ride is incredible and so interactive. The haunted house gives you multiple options on the paths you can take, one wrong turn, and you will find some of the best scares anywhere. The setting is gorgeous and is overflowing with the spirit of Halloween. This is fun for all ages and a must during the season!!!! Don't skip this one

We love going to Hobb's Grove every October. It's pretty much turned into a tradition. They have a haunted hayride which is not as scary. They also have a haunted house/forest which is a bit scarier. Be sure to wear some comfortable shoes because the forest can have some uneven terrain. Oh and there is a nice little surprise at the end. If you aren't into getting scared you can just go in and hang out in the area right outside the attractions. They have food trucks, a little pumpkin patch, a bar, a dj playing music, a fire pit, and some fun characters walking around who are dressed up. The haunting starts when it gets dark, so I recommend you get there then as the lines for the attractions can get long! Oh and also I should note, they only have porta-potty's.

Everything from the ambiance to the staff & monsters are so frightening. There is a couple attractions; the Hay Ride & The sanitarium with haunted Forrest. The monsters and scare actors are very detailed and very scary!! I enjoy being scared so if you are like me definitely try Hobb's Grove. The midway is free to enter and listen to good music and enjoy fair style foods. Pictures, wearable swag and pumpkins are all available for guests. There are characters that walk around the midway to interact with guests. Overall a great group of people who make the magic of the Grove come alive every year are amazing and love what they do!!! They scare because they care!

The Halloween event was fun! The lines were a drag for both attractions, but I was carpooling and if it had just been me I would have gotten there earlier. Also this tv actor made my night!! Would definitely go again, just earlier next time

I get very scared easily... IT WAS SO SCARY!!! I was closing my eyes almost all the way and I was still shivering my timbers. Guys if you don't want to be scared don't go in the haunted house. The hay ride was scary too but not AS SCARY...

Very good haunted house great actors only waited 10 mins to get in. Good food too. Best haunted house