
Lawton’s Haunted Car Wash Disappeared After 2021, Leaving Halloween Fans Searching For Scares
Remember when Lawton had a haunted car wash? All American Car Wash hosted one for two years, but hasn't brought it back in five years. Lawton has over a dozen stand-alone car wash locations, so it would be a great opportunity for another location to host a haunted car wash.
I recently Googled "haunted car wash near me," and Google basically said that there isn't a haunted car wash in Lawton. And with over a dozen car washes in Lawton, it's surprising that one hasn't brought back the haunted car wash.
Lawton Haunted Car Wash
After searching for a haunted car wash in Lawton on Facebook, I came across old posts from 2020 advertising the haunted car wash at All American Car Wash on Cache Road. In the video below, you can see how the spooky characters would pop up from behind the twirling towels to give riders a scare.
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We covered what would be the last haunted car in 2021 when All American Car Wash had the gigantic blow up Frankenstein's monster advertising the haunted car wash to drivers on Cache Road.

All American Car Wash stopped hosting its haunted car wash after 2021, and we're not sure why. The car wash's Facebook event page doesn't have any past events for the haunted car wash after 2021.
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Lawton Haunted Attractions
Lawton may no longer have a haunted car wash, but there are still other haunted attractions to give you a fright this spooky season. Lawton's Trail of Fear is in the middle of hosting its 13 Nights of Fright this season. Trail of Fear is also offering haunted ghost tours of Medicine Park.
What's your favorite haunted attraction in Lawton? Or do you wish we'd get a haunted car wash back in town? Let us know by messaging us on our official station app!

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