Maybe you’ve been to a carnival with a funhouse, and have enjoyed the thrill of wandering through it: those strange concoctions of the creepy, disorienting, and silly. Imagine how spooky an abandoned funhouse would be…

The United States’ oldest funhouse, called Bar’l of Fun, stands in the abandoned Bushkill Amusement Park in Pennsylvania. Be warned, the park is on private property and trespassing is illegal; however, you can enjoy the footage that some adventurous urban explorers have captured below.

TheUnknownCameraman The amateur paint job on the building’s exterior only adds to its creepy allure. The funhouse was built in 1902.

TheUnknownCameraman Pictured here is the barrel, which would spin as visitors attempted to walk through it without falling over. You can spy some creepy faces on the wall that wait for you on the other side.

TheUnknownCameraman The funhouse consisted of a room of mirrors with a flashing strobe light, a tall wooden slide, the barrel, a hall of warped mirrors, a wobbly staircase, and this sit-and-spin style ride.

TheUnknownCameraman It also included this bizarre donkey. The remains of all these attractions still stand, dusty and unused inside the old funhouse.

Bushkill Park was closed in 2006, after a series of devastating floods, and has remained closed since. Check out the video below for some more spooky footage of the park and the Bar’l of Fun funhouse.

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The amateur paint job on the building’s exterior only adds to its creepy allure. The funhouse was built in 1902.

Pictured here is the barrel, which would spin as visitors attempted to walk through it without falling over. You can spy some creepy faces on the wall that wait for you on the other side.

The funhouse consisted of a room of mirrors with a flashing strobe light, a tall wooden slide, the barrel, a hall of warped mirrors, a wobbly staircase, and this sit-and-spin style ride.

It also included this bizarre donkey. The remains of all these attractions still stand, dusty and unused inside the old funhouse.

Do you remember visiting Bushkill Park when it was open? Have you ever been inside the funhouse? Share your memories below.

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