A Bigger, Darker and More Twisted Experience Than Ever Before.
This Halloween, North Devon’s
Watermouth Castle invites fear-seekers and horror fans to Descend
into Darkness - an immersive and utterly bone-chilling scare event running
on selected nights from 17th October to 1st November
2025. Prepare for a night of terrifying thrills and teeth-chattering
chills...
With five immersive zones
filled with live actors, shocking special effects and pitch-black terror,
guests will navigate a nightmare world of gore, suspense and hair-raising
encounters. This year, the experience is bigger, darker and more twisted
than ever before.
Two New Scare
Zones for 2025
Two brand-new scare zones join the line-up this year - Bad Barnyard and The Z Factor.
- Bad Barnyard - Nightmare-inducing farmyard creatures lurk in
the shadows, step carefully as every creak, squeak and squeal is a nightmare
waiting to consume you.
-
The Z-Factor - An outbreak has brought the undead back to
life and they’re hungry for more than just your brains. Can you make it to the
other side?
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Cursed Forest – Deep in the shadowed woods, ancient fears awaken. Tread carefully through the Cursed Forest where whispers echo through the trees as unseen horrors close in around you.
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The Haunted Castle – Foolish mortals, step into a twisted nightmare that only the bravest of souls will escape.
-
Carnival of
Clowns – Roll up, roll up - a feral
fairground freak show of twisted laughter and manic menace has made its
blood-curdling return.
When the sun goes
down and darkness cloaks the castle, Watermouth Castle transforms into a playground
of horror. This event is not for the faint-hearted: children under 12 are
not permitted, and those aged 12–16 must be accompanied by an adult. Expect jump
scares, gore, total darkness and intense live performances designed to push
you to your limits.
Enter if you dare... With
trembling terrors lurking around every corner, only the bravest can make it
through Watermouth Castle’s blood-chilling scare event, Descend Into
Darkness. Whether you’re a spooky season regular or a Halloween newcomer,
Watermouth Castle will leave you with haunting memories and spine-tingling
tales for years to come.
Don’t miss out on Devon’s
ultimate Halloween event. Rally your crew, summon your courage and embrace the
darkness at Watermouth Castle’s Descend Into Darkness.
Too Scared for
Descend Into Darkness? Try Our Daytime Spooktacular Family Fun
Families can still get into
the Halloween spirit at Watermouth Castle this Halloween with their daytime spooky
family fun event, running daily from 25th October to 2nd
November 2025, 10:00am to 4:00pm. Packed with fang-tastic fun for all
ages, follow a spooky Halloween Trail, hunt for mischievous gnomes and collect
magical crystals in the gardens. With all activities included in admission,
it’s the perfect way to enjoy a spell of spooky fun without the blood-curdling screams.
Extend Your Visit
with a Short Break
Escape the playground of
horror and extend your stay in Watermouth Castle’s on-site accommodation.
Book a spooky short break and spend the night inside the castle itself.
Watermouth Castle is open until 1st November 2025. Tickets start from £30pp when booked in advance online. For more information and to book, visit: www.watermouthcastle.com/events/descend-into-
Watermouth Castle Unleashes Descend Into Darkness - Its Most Terrifying Halloween Yet Featuring Brand-New Frights
About Watermouth
Castle
Watermouth
Castle is part of The Escapade Group which operates six attractions
across the UK including: Hobbledown in Epsom, Surrey - a farm, zoo and
adventure park; Hobbledown Heath in Hounslow, London - a farm, zoo and
adventure park; Gripped London in Hounslow, London – an aerial adventure park;
Kidspace Romford in Romford, Essex – an indoor playground; Kidspace Croydon in Croydon,
London – an indoor playground; and Watermouth Castle in Ilfracombe, North Devon
– a castle and family attraction.
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