Attractions:

Asylum:
Redvyn Asylum opened in 1868 as one of the first mental hospitals in Virginia. It was built close to the ruins of an orphanage founded by the late Emily Redvÿn , who was accused and executed for practicing witchcraft. Only a select number of patients were admitted to the asylum, and operations were extremely private. In the late 1990’s, local teens used the abandoned building as a warehouse to throw dance parties. And under a full moon in October 1999, a party called “Beats and Bellows” invited kids out to experience the rave to end all raves. Asylum is an indoor haunted house attraction filled with moving props, highly detailed scenes, and intense scares.

Corn
In the corn field surrounding Providence, spirits protect their sacred land and its family’s secrets. Garden monsters, reanimated scarecrows, the legendary Bunny Man, and a family of cannibals now roam the grounds. In 1987, at the height of the Butcher Brother family murder spree of Hanover, bodies of multiple campers from Camp Ashland were found in the area. And in 1999, it became a place for ravers to hide from the carnage happening at the abandoned asylum turned dance club. Rabbit’s Cry Field is an outdoor corn maze filled with huge walk-through set-pieces, terrifying monsters around every corner, and takes you right to the middle of the Witch’s Woods.

Woods
Crooked white trees that hanged the Ashland Witch created a barrier to the other side. These same woods were home to a traveling sideshow that heard its final call and ended their lives in ritualistic sacrifice. As branches form into jagged triangles, ancient creatures stalk the brush, craving flesh and blood. In 1987, the woods were used for campers to learn hunting and fishing. The white trees were covered in red after the massacre at Camp Ashland.  No one has dared step foot on the cursed ground since that tragedy, except for a few nihilistic misfits and punks, now enthralled to the haunting calliope of the lost sideshow. Witch’s Woods is an outdoor maze that includes memorable characters and a unique setting that will lead you straight to Providence.

House
Emily Redvÿn turned her own residence into an orphanage in 1781. Calling it Providence Home For Wayward Children, the facility was known to accept children who were abandoned, those with mental and physical handicaps, addictions, or just needing guidance. A century after Emily’s execution for being a witch, Providence reopened in the 1930’s with new ownership under the stewardship of the Baron and Governess. Finally a fire in 1946 closed the orphanage down for good. In 1987 the campers and counselors at Camp Ashland decided to fix up the house and throw their annual Halloween Bash for local residents, until a massacre occurred where many of them perished or went missing under mysterious circumstances. The year is now 1999 and the house sits vacant, though strange lights and infernal screams suggest new residents have taken up residence. The sounds of surgery and a pit of deformed corpses betray the secretive operations occurring within the ancient structure. Step inside Red Vein’s main indoor haunted house attraction, which includes over 40 highly detailed scenes, incredible scares, spinning tunnels, giant monsters, special effects, and screams around every corner.

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Date and Time:

6:30pm to 8:30pm: October 19, 2023
7:30pm to 11:00pm: October 20-21, 27-28, 2023
7:30pm to 10:00pm: October 22, 29, 31, 2023

Location:

Red Vein Haunted House
13580 Ashland Road
Ashland, VA 23005

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