A cool October

 a not so cold night,

yet the chills ran deep,

a night filled with fright.

Bludgeon was there,

A date with dementia

and Gorgach Urchin

Did they not getcha?

Master of the barn

The butcher bloodshed,

he took what he needed

and left the rest dead.

Then entered the clowns

Their jokes were lethal.

Those comics of doom

Became pure evil.

Then you were trapped

Deep in Misery's mine.

Stayed true to the task

Yet you had no spine?

For the timbers did creek

and boulders did crash,

First breathing dust

then the fire and ash.

And what became

of an old sawmill,

When rage took o'er

It was time to kill.

The cemetery's path

a mysterious lane,

Where all still lived

and screams were in vain

The hotel stood tall

 in the town Weepingville,

where once lived many

It is now quite still.

Yet Some have noted

on nightly occasion,

the deceased still roam

with no population.

Then as you live.

Then as you die.

The country morgue,

It's your final goodbye

This sleeping little farm

has turned in for the night.

Yet spirits still dwell

where there is no light.

So my friend, I say

 too speak quietly.

If presence be known

pain comes severely.

For within this darkness

the dread still burned.

In Two thousand and ten

The terror returned.

1) Where are you located?

We are one mile north and one mile west of the Woodward Airport entrance.  This year we are much easier to find thanks to the lit sign at the end of our road. Please go to our location page for a map.  Just remember...Turn North at our sign.

2) Is there a line for the Nightmare in the Country?
Yes, but this year will move very quickly as groups of 6 or less will enter about every 5 minutes.  You could wait up to an hour or longer in line.  We will get you in as soon as we can.

3) How Long will it take to see all of Nightmare in the Country?
This year the trail and all attractions are about 1/2 mile long and depending on your frightened pace could last as short as 45 minutes to over an hour.

4) 2 Years ago we rode part of the way through NITC, will we be able to ride this year?
Myrvelda, our beloved trailer has gone into forced retirement. We found that the group size to fill Myrvelda was a little to large for people to get most out of our scares. This year you will be walking an expanded trail with more chills and frights than last year, in much smaller groups.

5) What if it rains?
We will post on our website if we will be closed due to rain for that night by 4:00pm. It may be raining where you are or in Woodward and not at Nightmare in the Country.  If you wish and are unsure please call us.

6) What if it rains, and I purchased a ticket online?

If we close due to rain, and you have a ticket on call, that ticket may be used for another night.

7) Is there an age limit?
You know your children better than we do. We recommend 10 and up, however we had much younger children last year. We have tried to make Nightmare in the Country as terrifying as possible.  Please use your own judgment and common sense. NITC is intended to be terrifying.

 
8) What should I wear and what type of shoes?
Dress warmly in layers and if those extra garments are not needed just leave them in your car.  Open toed shoes, sandals, flip flops are highly discouraged.  We are a working farm with all sorts of toe eating creatures on the premises.

 
9) Are you available for private parties

Yes.

10)Can we take pictures? Use our mobile or cell phones?

No electronic media of any kind may be used in the park.  This includes phones, cameras, Ipods, MP3 players, or pagers.  YOU MAY WEAR YOUR PACEMAKER!

11)Are smoking and tobacco usage allowed?

Yes, in our courtyard only ... but once in the park, No.

As a courtesy to those in line we ask you not smoke in line.

12)Will your actors touch me? 

Our actors will not intentionally touch you, therefore we ask that you do not touch our actors.

and finally 13) Is bad behavior, abusing the actors and alcohol allowed in the park?

Absolutely, only long enough to get you kicked out.