5 nearby haunts to get your Halloween freak on

From hayrides to haunted houses, New Yorkers needn’t be denied the great ꦜjoys of fall.

Check out five spots less than 90 minutes from ꦰthe city to get your Halloween thrills and chills.

Mohonk Mountain Lodge near New Paltz, in upstate New Yor✨k, is hosting .

The event includes its first ever ꩵHalloween Carnival, nighttime hayrides, a DJ dance party and 🧸a Halloween costume ball. Rates starts at $660 per night for two adults, including meals and most activities.

Throughout the month of October, in the Poconos is home to a “Howl-O-Ween” celebration. The kid-friendly fun at the Pennsy🌼lvania indoor water park resort includes costume parades, trick-or-treat trails, scary-silly storytimes and monsters bash dance parties. Rates start at $199 per room. Use the promo code “howl” when booking.

Younger children can enjoy some not-too-spooky fun at in Langhorne, Penn. The theme park is transformed during weekends through Oct. 29 into a Halloween haven. Guests are encouraged to dress up in costume and attend three Halloween-themed shows, enjoy four Count von Count-themed mechanical rides and watch the “Neighborhood Street Party” Halloween parad𓆏e.

Tickets cost $45 online for a single-day fall ticket, and there are offered with pa🅘rtner hotels.

The in White Plains is offering a special advance purchase rate for select stays this fall. While there, guests can explore nearby Halloween-themed delights such ♕as in Croton-on-Hudson and The Legend of Sleepy Hollow-inspired .

Rates start at $299 per room.

If apple-picking is your thing, it’s well worth a drive upstate to the busy (but still less-commercialized than other orchards) near Hopewell Junction, NY. Here, you’ll find a well-stocked 60-acre orchard complete with a pumpki🗹n patch, a corn maze, long hayrides and live music on weekends. There’s a $5 admission charge per adult, plus extra depending on how many apples you pick. It’s so much fun that you might want to make a weekend of it. There are many places to stay in the trendy nearby Beacon area, including an informal boutique property, the , in a Main Street townhouse dating back to 1877.

Weekend rates start at $289.