Hazelwood House of Horror

Hazelwood House of Horror A chilling home haunt in operation since 2006 moved from Hazelwood, Missouri to St. Augustine, FL. Happy Hauntings!

When we purchased the house we had a dream of making Halloween the greatest thing ever for the kids of our neighborhood. What started out as a small haunt with just the driveway and garage has now turned into a full home haunt completed with a haunted house in our backyard. We strive to give kids and adults the Halloween that we had growing up. Each year we are bigger and better and we have a repe

at group of people that come to enjoy the home haunt. What started out as a project in October has now turn into a year long quest to improve the haunt and make new props. The haunt is not possible without the help of our friends who give time, money, and hard work to make it possible. The haunt is ALWAYS FREE as it is something we want people to enjoy. As the years have passed kids that used to come for candy now "work" in the haunted house. We hope you enjoy our journey and the little haunt we call home. Please follow us all year as we post our projects, share ideas and yes in October you will see the final project.

See y'all tomorrow
02/13/2026

See y'all tomorrow

01/25/2026
Happy New Year!
01/01/2026

Happy New Year!

Krampusnacht (Krampus Night) is a Central European tradition celebrated on the evening of December 5th, the eve of St. N...
12/06/2025

Krampusnacht (Krampus Night) is a Central European tradition celebrated on the evening of December 5th, the eve of St. Nicholas Day, where a demonic, horned figure named Krampus punishes misbehaving children, while St. Nicholas rewards good ones. Rooted in pre-Christian pagan folklore, Krampus, with claws and horns, accompanies the bishop St. Nicholas, sometimes carrying birch branches (Rute) or coal for the naughty, contrasting with Nicholas's gifts for the good. Celebrations often feature parades (Krampusläufe) with costumed figures, bells, and fire, though traditions vary from frightening children to festive street parties.
Key Aspects of Krampusnacht:
When: December 5th, the night before St. Nicholas Day.
Who: Krampus, the "half-goat, half-demon" companion of St. Nicholas.
What Happens:
In Folklore: Krampus visits homes to punish bad children, while St. Nicholas gives gifts to good ones.
In Modern Celebrations: Parades (Krampusläufe) with elaborately masked, fur-clad figures run through streets, often with fire, music, and bells, creating a lively, spooky atmosphere.
Origins: A blend of pagan winter solstice rituals and Christian traditions, with the Catholic Church once trying to ban it due to Krampus's devilish appearance.
Meaning: It's a darker, more chaotic counterpart to the joyful Christmas spirit, a chance to embrace the "shadow side" of winter folklore.

11/02/2025
Today is the day!!! Happy Halloween everyone! Doors open at 7 and we look forward to seeing you! Don't forget aftwr visi...
10/31/2025

Today is the day!!! Happy Halloween everyone! Doors open at 7 and we look forward to seeing you! Don't forget aftwr visiting us head up the street to 218 Haunt and Allen Ave Haunt! 3 of us within a mile! What better way to celebrate the big day! Happy Hauntings!!!

10/29/2025

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Estrada Avenue
Saint Augustine, FL
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