The Setting
The woods of the 1800s
The trail winds through the woods of Historic Hopkins Farm in Simpsonville. The story is set in the sinister woods of the 1800s, and the deeper you go, the closer you get to the nightmare. Expect natural, uneven ground, darkness, fog, loud noises, flashing lights and sudden scares.
Most groups take about 30 minutes to walk it. How long it takes depends on how fast your group moves.
The Production
Built like a film, played live
Hopkins is built as cinematic storytelling on the farm: realistic sets, professional actors and creative special effects that move from psychological terror to gruesome scenes straight out of a nightmare. At Hopkins you don’t just watch the story unfold. You become part of it.
Actors will not touch you unless you choose the Touch Pass. See how the two passes differ.
Local Roots
Made in Greenville County
Hopkins Haunted Attraction has been scaring the Upstate from Simpsonville since 2023. It is a local production, built and performed by people from the area, and part of how Greenville County does October. Locals, and plenty of visitors from Georgia and North Carolina, come back every season.