Woodstock Ghost Tours

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A sign that has the word squat on it
A neon sign that says ' fox ' on it

GUEST REVIEWS

  • A great tour! We visited multiple locations with a knowledgeable guide. We were able to use ghost hunting equipment and hear the stories from the guide while seeing the locations.

    Gray Walsh

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  • This ghost tour was great ! Our guide explained to us in detail the history of Lincoln park and we came across a couple fascinating sites such as the saint Valentine’s Day massacre, highly recommend!

    Marty Goose

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  • This tour was one of the best that I’ve been on. Our tour guide gave so much historical information, which I really appreciated. He called out certain things to note, shared photos, personal experiences and stories of what has happened during his tours. He let us ask questions, tell our own stories, and had all the things a ghost hunter would need (and let us try them!) I will definitely be booking in the future, but probably when it’s a little warmer out.

    Dakota Horejs

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Ghost Walks in Woodstock

A neon sign for the woodstock theater is lit up at night

Woodstock Ghost Walk

This town has a lot more than just Groundhog Day. Secrets, ghost stories, exorcisms, and a whole lot more spooky fun await you. From $30 per person. Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm.

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