A family-owned haunted attraction between Portland and Salem that operates two separate haunted houses plus a pumpkin patch, built around a horror-entertainment model rather than a daytime farm experience.
Milburn’s Haunted Manor is a seasonal operation oriented toward Halloween entertainment rather than a traditional pumpkin patch or farm festival. The property sits between Portland and Salem, and it operates two separate haunted attractions plus a pumpkin patch, making it a destination for groups who want the horror-entertainment angle rather than daytime family fun.
The farm’s reputation is strong enough that regional sources have named it Oregon’s top haunt, though that ranking depends on what you define as “top”—it reflects its longevity and visitor volume, not necessarily whether it is the right fit for your group.
The farm has a website and an active Facebook presence, which is useful. What is not published is the one piece of information you need to plan a visit: a calendar showing which days in October are open and what time they operate. Haunted attractions often shift from weekends-only in early October to nightly operations as Halloween approaches, and hours vary. You must call or check Facebook to confirm when you want to visit.
The same uncertainty applies to the pumpkin patch: whether it is open every day of October, whether it has separate hours from the haunted attractions, and whether admission covers both or whether they are separate charges.
The farm describes itself as family-friendly, which is accurate—it is not an extreme-horror experience. But it operates two haunted attractions, which means there is a spectrum of what visitors will see. One haunted house may be mild enough for a 10-year-old with an adult; the other may be geared toward teenagers. Call ahead and ask: which experience is milder? What does the farm recommend for a younger group versus older kids? That conversation will let you decide whether to do both, one, or just the pumpkin patch.
The farm’s website does not specify whether admission to the property covers both haunted attractions and the pumpkin patch, whether these are separate charges, or how the flow works. If you are a group of six and some people want the haunted experience while others want to pick pumpkins, you need to know: can the non-haunted half of the group pay just for the pumpkin patch and wait while the others are inside? Or is entry to the property one fee, which everyone pays regardless?
These are not trivial questions—they affect whether the visit works for a mixed-interest group. Call milburnmanor.com or check their Facebook page (@milburnmanor or similar) to get the specifics before you drive from Portland or Salem.
October 1 to 31. Specific operating days and hours are not published online. Visit milburnmanor.com or call ahead to confirm when the haunted houses and pumpkin patch are open, and what the nightly schedule looks like—haunted attractions often operate weekends plus select weeknights as Halloween approaches.
1.5 to 2 hours for the haunted houses and pumpkin patch combined, depending on line length. Allow longer if Halloween-week crowds are present.
Weekends will draw Halloween crowds, especially mid-to-late October. Weeknight operations (if available) may have shorter lines.
Not published. Contact the farm to ask whether the haunted attractions are wheelchair-accessible or whether mobility concerns can be accommodated.
You are looking for a daytime farm experience with kids under 12, or you need to know exact hours and which days are open. The farm's website does not publish its October operating schedule in a calendar format, so you must contact them directly to plan a visit. You also cannot confirm what constitutes a family-friendly experience versus what is too intense for younger children without calling.
The farm is open throughout October, but specific dates and hours are not listed online. Visit milburnmanor.com or contact the farm directly to get the 2026 schedule, since haunted attractions often adjust operating days closer to the season.
The farm describes itself as a family-friendly Halloween destination, but it operates two haunted houses. Haunted attractions vary widely in intensity. Call ahead to ask which house is milder and which is more intense, so you can choose by your group's comfort level.
The pricing structure was not published for 2026. Contact the farm to learn whether you pay one ticket price for both or whether the pumpkin patch is a separate charge.
The pumpkin patch is likely available separately, but you should confirm whether the whole group pays admission to the property or whether you can split up. Call milburnmanor.com to check.
October 1 – October 31, 2026.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.
11503 Broadacres Rd NE, Hubbard, OR 97032, in Marion County. It is one of 6 patches we track in Willamette Valley.
We track 6 patches in Willamette Valley. The farm has not published a gate price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
Its season runs about 31 days against a regional average of 33, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.
What sets it apart locally: it has an after-dark attraction, which most Willamette Valley patches on our list do not.
There are 6 other patches we track in Marion County. All Willamette Valley patches →
milburnmanor.com
Checked August 2026.