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Campground Nightmare
Phone: (866) 752-7437
City: Fort Mill
Region: Midlands
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Campground Nightmare
Prepare to be scared to death! Since 1994, The Campground Massacre has been the favorite haunt in the Charlotte area. All the thrills and terror you loved about The Campground Massacre has been re-branded to be more inclusive of all the horror our victims have come to expect.
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