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Check out https://github.com/dfinity/wasm-api-hs, it is a Haskell binding for the official, general-purpose Wasm C API, and so should work with multiple Wasm engines.
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There's winter by dfinity, which ports the wasm spec interpreter originally written in OCaml. There aren't quick examples around so it'll take a while before you get familiar with its internals.
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Another way to do this would be using inline-js to load and run the wasm stuff via node. inline-js already supports exporting Haskell functions as sync functions on the JS side, so they can be used as wasm import functions. I've always wanted to write a blog post about using inline-js as a wasm runner but unsure if there's real interest out there..