…Thrill-seekers looking for innocent fun are in for the shock of a lifetime!

An intense haunted house experience like nothing else in the tri-state area! With 18 years of experience we’ve been perfecting our technique since 2008, always improving, always finding new ways to scare.
We’re part of Haunts Against Hunger, we’re collecting nonperishable food items for those in need this holiday season. Patients visiting are asked to please bring at least two nonperishable food items or a $5 donation per person.**
Last year we set a record and collected 1,881 pounds of food, enough to feed over 350 families. Help us set a new record this year!
All food collected is donated to Firehouse Ministry in Needles California. Please remember to check the dates, people can’t eat dated food.
**Food item/donation appreciated, but not required for entry.

What people are saying about us?
Best haunted house I’ve ever been to. For the past 3 Halloweens, we’ve come here and it’s never the same. Always changing it up, which makes it perfect
Michelle
This place is amazing and so much fun! We drove down from Kingman, Arizona. Desoto Asylum has truly been the best haunted house I have ever been too!
Verna
I have been to 50+ haunted houses, some really good ones and I never get scared. I literally screamed multiple times at yours. It was absolutely incredible, and bonus on collecting food, I loved being able to buy stuff for that!
Cynthia
We’re a family-run haunted house that’s been perfecting our technique since 2008. Always striving to make a better experience. Always looking for more way to improve immersion and increase interaction.







We completely change the layout and design every year. Always trying to be better than the previous year. Work starts about 6 months before opening. We put a lot of hard work and soul into making Desoto Asylum. We hope you will come out and see what we have created this year.
Interested in more, check out our Back Story and our patient Stories.
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Come back in December for “The Krampus Encounter”
St. Nicolas isn’t coming this year! Instead, a much darker ancient spirit. He and his helpers did not come to give, but to take.







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