Hey Guys, add us on FaceBook, and watch for updates on the Upcoming season!
if youve been to Darksyde Acres be sure to leave a review!!!! or join in the discussions on how we can make it a better experience for you!

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Hey Everyone  We will be Raffling off our Custom HEARSE LOSTSOULS Halloween night!
check out www.winahearse.com for details!!!!!!

Id Like to THANK everyone that participated in the Adopt A Highway cleanup this past weekend!
Its a great way to keep our name out there and keep our HIGHWAYS CLEAN!

Thanks everyone that came out and help us Promote during RiverFest. Once again spreading the word is the only way to ensure that people know we are here!  GREAT JOB!

 Hey Crew, DarkSyde Acres Haunted House, has Adopted 3 major roadways. This helps promote DarkSyde Acres year round.
3 times a year our crew will head out and clean up a 4 mile stretch of highway to help beautify Michigan highways. In return for our help, the State of Michigan will put up 6 Adopt a highway road signs with (adopted by DarkSyde Acres Haunted House Jonesville MI )  Thus promoting our haunt year round.
Those of you that wish to help out with this promotion, will need to sit in on a brief safety meeting prior.

Our Locations will be on M-99- US12- and I-127  all fantastic spots for signage.

On May 16th, 2010 at 4 A.M. The Homer Mill Haunted House, Restuarant, and Bar Caught fire and was reduced to a pile of rubble by morning.
The Homer Mill was owned and operated by our friend Lance Cuffle with his wife Sue, and a slew of dedicated employees that were more like family, than workers.
In 2008, Lance Cuffle convinced me to open our attraction " DarkSyde Acres " to the public, We Cross promoted with the Homer Mill for that first year seeing how we were only 15 minutes away from the Homer Mill.
Firefighters from 7 departments including our very own Litchfield FD were on hand to try and save the Homer Mill, Draining the Town of Homers water supply of 370,000 gallons,but it quickly turned into a defensive fire, trying to save the neighborhood homes, Burning embers flew as far as 9 blocks away from the mill.
 
The devasting fire at the Homer Mill is a terrible loss for everyone, Lance and Sue Cuffle provided entertainment and employment during a time that both are rare here in Michigan. The  Homer Mill was a Historical landmark built in 1887 and operated as a grist mill until 1970, The Homer Mill was the focal point to the Town of Homer, situated next to a small roadside park along the Kalamazoo river.
Lance and Sue Cuffle purchased the Homer Mill in 2006 and turned it into something AMAZING! A seasonal Haunted House with a restuarant and bar, that provided
year round employment to locals. Alice cooper made a appearance there in 2006 for their grand opening and people still talk about it to this day.
 Its doubtful in my mind that Lance will rebuild, but in a perfect world, the Homer Mill would still be 15 minutes away from Darksyde Acres and we would continue to cross promote with one another though-out the years. LOL How cool would it have been to be the grumpy old men of the haunt Industry.
 
Lance, Sue, Lisa, Nick, Buzz and everyone else at the Mill, our Thoughts and prayers are with you, I encourage everyone to think of The Mill in a positive light thru this Horrible event.
Please visit http://www.thehomermill.com and sign their comment board and show your support.
 
Rob Johnson   DarkSyde Acres Haunted House

Holy Crap, as if I didnt have enough trouble with all you lil bastards running around playing dressy up and scaring all the good honest folk away, now you went and opened up a MIS Nascar campground too?
 well hell I guess Ill visit Nascar MIS Campground  and see what all the fuss is about

www.darksydeacres.com now has a sister site to help promote the Campground.
 visit www.miscamp.com

Every year, NASCAR has two Sprint Cup Series races at the Michigan International Speedway (MIS) in Brooklyn, Michigan.  

 The majority of overnight fans invade the numerous campgrounds surrounding the Michigan International Speedway for a very normal camping experience. Why Settle for a Normal camping experience, when you can camp at DarkSyde Acres Haunted Campgrounds, Located just 20 minutes west of the Speedway.

We own DarkSyde Acres Haunted House, located just outside of downtown Jonesville. Although we typically only open during the summer for special events, we have decided to open the 40 acre property for NASCAR fans over these 2 weekends each year. Unlike some nearby properties that command  a 7 night stay, We offer 1-2-3 night packages for a fraction of what some of the other properties are charging.
 
DarkSyde Acres Haunted Campgrounds has a Very Limited amount of campsites available for the 2010 season and unlike any other nearby properties, we have a Saturday Pre-Race multi event for you and your friends to partake in while not at the Speedway.
Each Saturday, DarkSyde Acres will host the following, Morning FleaMarket/Swapmeet, Afternoon Car Show, Evening HogRoast followed by a Pre-race Monster MardiGras Party, ending with a special preview of DarkSyde Acres Haunted House for the 2010 season.

DarkSyde Acres is the place to be in 2010, reserve your site now!

Awesome Rob.......I am getting in touch with my friend Scott now as I am posting.....He's very interested as well so if we could get a few of the actors together and be involved it would be very helpful.....

THANK YOU....THANK YOU!!!!!

Dawn