Camden Ghost Tours

The Camden Ghost Walk blends Camden’s glamorous harbor town charm with chilling tales of paranormal activity. From the haunted halls of the Lord Camden Inn to the mysterious experiments once conducted at the Round Table Foundation parapsychology lab, you’ll hear stories you won’t find on other Maine ghost tours. Camden’s mix of historic inns, theaters, and waterfront legends creates a truly one-of-a-kind ghost walk.

Highlights include the Lord Camden Inn, where the resident ghost Harold is known to linger; the Camden Opera House, home to a mischievous actress spirit; and eerie tales along Camden Harbor, where schooners are said to carry ghostly castaways. Guests also learn about strange scientific experiments from the 1940s and Camden’s role in one of America’s earliest UFO sightings.

While sightings can never be guaranteed, many guests report strange sensations, sudden chills, or unexplained sounds during the walk. Our guides share true accounts collected from locals, hotel staff, and visitors who claim to have encountered the supernatural in Camden. The experience is less about staged scares and more about authentic stories in real haunted places.

The tour is recommended for ages 13 and up, as the stories involve historical tragedies, ghostly encounters, and some darker themes. Teens and older children with an interest in mysteries, history, or the paranormal will especially enjoy the experience. Families looking for lighter ghost tales may want to explore some of our other Maine destinations like Bar Harbor or Boothbay Harbor.

Wear comfortable walking shoes and dress for the weather, as the tour runs rain or shine. Tours last about an hour and cover easy to moderate walking routes around town. We recommend arriving early to park near Camden’s Village Green, where the tour begins. Don’t forget your curiosity—every corner of Camden has a story waiting in the shadows.