Special Directions: Located within Swampy Jack's Wongo Adventure
The Lusus Naturae SKULK Trail
Where Legend Meets Reality
Here lies a path we probably should never have opened. What began as clearing an old footpath for a seasonal haunt event has awoken something ancient and malevolent the cursed domain of Kowikasha and The Forbidden Others. Kowikasha, once a gifted Creek Indian priestess trained in spirit communion and ancient mysticism by tribal elders, lived peacefully with her tribe until federal militias forced her people from their ancestral lands. Disease, starvation, and abandonment claimed her loved ones, leaving her alone and consumed by vengeance. Retreating to a forbidden wilderness, she allied with two grotesque entities: Mutgadeska, a shadow wraith that manipulates spacetime and devours life essence, and the Atahsaia Demon, an immortal reptilian horror that spawns and consumes its own offspring. Together, The Forbidden Others created “the Realm” —a dimensional tear where past and present merge in chaotic terror. Within this Realm they have extended their existence, an existence bound to these lands. This twisted realm is far reaching, but physical encounters in our reality exists primarily in untouched natural areas, manifesting as an In-Between that defies conventional reality. As we opened this trail, the boundary between performance and genuine terror began to blur. We began to experience sudden atmospheric shifts, glimpses of impossible creatures, and the unsettling sensation of being watched by malevolent eyes. The SKULK Trail pulses with ancient malice, and Kowikasha’s curse has infected our innocent haunted trail attraction. The SKULK Trail doesn’t tell the story of The Forbidden Others—it channels their presence. Instead of a fun little haunt trail, we have relented to the truly possessed SKULK Trail.
In Combination with
The Odd, Bizarre, Unnerving, and Definitely Wicked
Mr. Creepies’ Demented Clown Carnival
Disturbing Freak Show and Big Tent Labyrinth
The Dark Truth
Mr. Cooger Creepies emerged from Milledgeville State Hospital, where as many as 12,000 mental patients were on site at one time. This 2,000-acre institutional facility, originally named the Georgia Lunatic and Idiot Asylum, stopped accepting patients in 2010, some never left. Creepies gathered these demented souls—incurable inmates, malformed patients, the institutionalized—and transformed them into his traveling carnival of authentic terror. The asylum references you’ll hear aren’t scripted. They’re ordinary phrases of those who survived decades within institutional walls where patient to doctor ratios were 100:1, and straightjackets, lobotomies and electroshock treatments were the norm. So, enter The Big Tent if you dare—this claustrophobic maze of endless corridors, dead-ends, and perplexing loops, where floors slope radically and canvas partitions create a desperate labyrinth designed to disorient entirely. You will become repeatedly lost in these twisted mazes where every turn leads deeper into their madness…where
they are waiting around any corner…stalking behind…their release is to hear you whimper and chatter in fear and confusion…and scream in panic…this brings them profound comfort…it is all they know. Their costumes and clown faces help disguise the true extent of their insanity…even so, in this hive of lunatics you can’t help but recognize the tics, twitches, and tremors… the incoherent mutterings…delusional babblings…catatonic staring…the rampaging
paranoia…but hey, it’s all just part of the show. So, once in the Labyrinth—keep moving, don’t linger…they will try to break apart your group…stay vigilant…headcount constantly…protect your vulnerable…anyone who gets separated—SCREAM for help…it’s their ovation.
2025 Schedule:
Swampy Jack’s open 5pm – 11pm
Mr Creepies’ open 7:30pm – 10:30pm
September: 26, 27 (Black Out / Lights Out)
October: 3 (Black Out / Lights Out), 4, 10, 11, 17 (Black Out / Lights Out), 18, 24 (Lights Out / Black Out), 25, 31
NOTE: Black Out / Lights Out event is the same Mr. Creepies’ haunt event but with No lights on the SKULK TRAIL or in the Big Tent
Ticketing:
Tickets available for purchase online.
Sept 26 – Oct 4 – $20 Online
Oct 10 – Oct 18 – $25 Online
Oct 25 – Oct 31 – $30 Online
Night-of-the-Event Tickets can be purchased at the Park on a first com/first serve basis.
What They Liked Most:
Had a really good time going through, the maze was definitely my favorite part
What They Liked Most:
The Cave part of the trail was pretty cool, it was a fairly short section but the presence it leave you in is pretty cool, the actual trail part is al... so fairly long, and has a lot more than i expected, the props are pretty cool as well, and Mr Creepies Labyrinth is actually a pretty hard maze, i was stuck with my friend looping in circles and the clowns really do their part, it was fun, id go again if i had the chance sometimeRead More
What They Liked Most:
It was an amazing experience. The first part of the forest wasn’t so scary but when we reached the tent my mind was blown there was bunch of strobe li... ghts and Halloween music and not to mention their were clowns to give you a good scare the downside was the lights should been dimmed more. I did hear the trails lights will be out on Halloween hopefully more strobes but each person will be given light globes so super excited and I will be theirRead More
Suggested Improvements:
More stobes and scary fog