Lost Souls of Pirate Cove - Yard Haunt

 We continued our random private spooky yard haunts tour and made our way to Lost Souls of Pirate Cove. This one, just wow. They built a lot of neat sets in addition to the armada of props and animatronics.

Quick Details:

Length: Meh about ~500 feet.
Trail Type: Loop
Difficulty: Flat, with mixed surfaces. DR3.
Elevation Gain: NA
Restroom: No
Dogs? I am thinking not through the walkthrough, but you can see it from the sidewalk with em.
Other Info: Free. Open Mon-Sat 6:30 PM - 10 PM

To Get Here:

4433 Fairlane Cir, West Valley City, UT 84120

The Haunt:

Rules.

“Enter at your own risk

Stay on pathway

No running or horseplay

Look but do not touch props

Small children must be with adults

Watch out for tree branches.

Lost souls of Pirate Cove walk through yard haunt

Open Monday-Saturday

6:30 PM - 10 PM

Closed during rainy evenings.”

Fun ticket booth.

The house.

Fun water tank skelly.

Front yard.

Pirate.

Blacksmith.

With a spooky goblin.

Whoa! They have a full on pirate ship! Neat.

With a crows nest.

Spooky barn.

Outhouse.

The pirate ship again.

Wow. They built a whole old west town strip. Fun!

Death in a cemetery.

"Only 1 more trespasser and my windchime is complete."

Bartender and drunk skellies.

Pirates.

Fun!

Parrot skeleton.

Old man on a rocking chair outside the “general store”.

Giant skelly next to the “bank”.

Oh, I guess they called the old west town Dodge City. Fun.

Shark!

The pirate ship again. Wow! Super neat.

Another large skelly.

I am going to guess this represents an underwater scene.

Headless horseman.

This looked like the scary wolf from The Neverending Story so I really wanted a picture. It was way dark though so I had to use the flash. I normally don’t like to do so in this kind of setting, but, there wasn’t anybody by us so I did this time. It was a little spookier in the lower lighting though.

The headless horseman again.

Windmill.

The front.

That was fun! I love the the mixed theme of pirates vs. the old west. I really liked that they built an entire small scale old west town, with a lot of fun attention to detail. I like that they built a big ol pirate ship as well! This was a really fun and imaginative walkthrough yard haunt! I did feel like it was a bit dark.. I mean its a little spook alley so it is supposed to be, but still. Next time maybe we will try to come a little bit earlier in the evening. Despite that, I am gonna go with 10 bats. I really just loved all of the home made touches that made this one unique.

As for difficult, it is pretty flat, but mixed surfaces, and a bit dark. so I think this should be a DR3.

Dogs, they didn’t mention that, but I would assume probably not, but dogs are allowed on city sidewalks if you want to just walk by and see without going through the walkthrough.