Haunted Harvest Hayride at Fort Cross Old Timey Adventures
Difficulty
easy
Duration
45 minutes
Fitness Level
Participants should be in generally good health with the ability to walk short distances on uneven ground.
Overview
Fort Cross Old Timey Adventures’ Haunted Harvest in Santa Ysabel delivers a 45-minute blend of lively hoedown music, ghost stories, and a haunted hayride that blends history with spine-tingling fun. Perfect for fall evenings near San Diego.
Haunted Harvest
Join us for spooky fun, if you dare......
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About This Adventure
Join "The Curse of Clementine" for a thrilling 45-minute adventure featuring a lively hoedown with a jugband, spine-chilling ghost stories, and a haunted hayride. Perfect for those seeking a unique blend of fun and fright, this experience promises unforgettable memories in a captivating atmosphere.
Duration
45 minutes
About
"The Curse of Clementine"
- $30 per person; all ages
- $25 per person for October 4 only
Includes:
- A lively hoedown with jugband
- Ghost Stories
- Haunted Hayride
More info
- Everybody must fill out a release of liability waiver in order to participate. No exceptions.
- All sales are final.
- No food is provided.
- Although we will not prevent anyone from bringing their children, this hayride is not intended for kids.
- Anyone under 18 years old must be accompanied by a paying adult.
- Participants should be in good health with sufficient mobility to walk through parts of the tour.
- Activities are not repeated for late arrivals.
- Activities & Schedule subject to change.
- Pets are not allowed at this event. Please contact us regarding service animals.
What to bring
- Closed toe shoes are recommended.
Adventure Tips
Wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes
Trails for the hayride are rough and uneven; good footwear ensures comfort and safety.
Arrive on time
The event does not repeat for late arrivals, so punctuality guarantees you won’t miss any part of the show.
Full mobility recommended
Participants should be able to walk short distances and navigate uneven ground during the event.
No pets allowed
Service animals are considered with prior arrangement; otherwise, pets cannot join the hayride.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bighorn sheep occasionally spotted in nearby canyons
- Nocturnal owls heard during night rides
History
Santa Ysabel’s history stretches back to indigenous Kumeyaay communities and early American ranching traditions dating from the late 19th century.
Conservation
Fort Cross supports sustainable tourism by limiting event sizes and preserving the natural landscape around its working ranch property.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Closed-toe hiking shoes
Protects feet from uneven terrain and potential debris during the hayride.
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Light jacket
Evening temperatures drop significantly; layering keeps you comfortable.
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Flashlight or headlamp
Helpful for walking to and from the event in the dark, though the main attraction is lit.
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Water bottle
Stay hydrated, especially if you arrive early or it’s a warm day.
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