Spooky is the most neglected of the five basic human emotions: spooky, joy, sorrow, grouchy, and wet. Get horror glands pumping with today’s Groupon. For $15, you get a bag of kettle corn and admission to Saunders Farm's Halloween EEK-stravaganza on Halloween day (October 31) anytime from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. The farm is located on Bleeks Road in Munster, about a 45-minute drive from downtown Ottawa.

Saunders Farm's Haunting Season provides enough ghoulish delight to awaken the deadest of zombies. Eleven mazes make for ample meandering possibilities, and a haunted hayride swerves through 35 acres of horror-filled forest, surveying more than 20 scenes of performance, special effects, and bad ghost breakups. The 150-year-old barn of terror takes trekkers through the abandoned pathways of Saunders Farm, and the corn cannon launches cobs more than 400 feet. Quell scaredy-cat stomachs with a complimentary bag of fresh-popped kettle corn.

Saunders Farm graciously invites people onto their land every fall to absorb the atmospheric beauty of Ottawa's countryside. With more than 30 years of farming experience, Saunders Farm has earned several awards, including the esteemed 2002 International Farm Marketer of the Year Award. The Halloween EEK-stravaganza is suitable for the whole family, so bring your mini-me or dodo-bird refugee along for the fun.

Reviews

TripAdvisors give Saunders Farm a 3.5-star average rating and more than 4,600 Facebookers are fans:

• Saunders Farm is a great way to spend a beautiful fall day with the family, especially if you have young kids. We make a point of going every year on the Thanksgiving Long Weekend. They have plenty to keep the little ones busy. A playground, a tree house, wagon rides, the spooky barn, a corn launcher, special live performances and of course the 11 super mazes to try & find your way out of. – malibustacey74, TripAdvisor
• Always a good time at Saunders Farm, no matter what the event or occasion! Our kids love it - can't get enough and each time is as enjoyable as the first – Kelli W., Facebook