West Riding Asylums — coming 2027
Choose your haunting. Reserve your place in the dark.
Explore the dark history of one of Lancashire's oldest Norman castles. Centuries of conflict, plague, and paranormal activity await within its ancient walls.
Wander the cobbled streets of one of England's most haunted towns. Hebden Bridge's dark past hides restless spirits around every corner.
Step into the darkness of Bradley Woods — a place of local legend, unexplained sightings, and chilling encounters deep in the trees.
The village that inspired Wuthering Heights holds far darker secrets than the Brontës ever wrote. Join us on the haunted main street after dark.
The Lake District's most famous town hides a ghostly underbelly. From drowned souls to Victorian apparitions, Windermere's nights are far from peaceful.
The West Riding Pauper Lunatic Asylum opened in 1888 and housed thousands of patients over its dark history — many of whom never left. Visit the asylum graveyard, step inside the chapel, and explore the haunted perimeter of this notorious Victorian institution. A percentage of every ticket goes to a mental health charity.
Walk in the footsteps of the Pendle Witches in the shadow of Pendle Hill — the landscape at the heart of England's most infamous witch trials. In 1612, twelve people from these hills were accused of witchcraft and hanged. Your night begins at Barley Car Park, the gateway to the moorland where the accused once roamed, and the starting point for our exploration of the dark history that still haunts this area.
The ancient capital of Scotland, Dunfermline is steeped in royal history and dark legend. From its haunted abbey to its cobbled closes, the spirits of kings and commoners alike still walk its streets after dark.
The ancient woodland and grounds of St Ives Estate in Harden have long been shrouded in mystery. Dark folklore, unexplained sightings, and centuries of history make this one of West Yorkshire's most atmospheric ghost tour locations.
Explore Newark-on-Trent after dark, where centuries of conflict, lost souls, and ghostly sightings linger in the shadows around the castle.
Scotland's Pathhead Sands Beach hides centuries of maritime tragedy and restless spirits. A coastal ghost experience unlike any other.
Built in 1820, The Lawn was Lincoln's county pauper lunatic asylum for over 150 years. Thousands of patients passed through its doors — and the echoes of their suffering are said to linger in every corridor and shadow. A percentage of every ticket goes to a mental health charity.
The A3057 Stockbridge Bypass has terrified drivers for decades — phantom hitchhikers, ghostly Roman soldiers, and unexplained figures stepping into headlights on the darkest stretches of this notorious road.
Skipton's medieval streets, ancient castle, and centuries of dark history make it one of Yorkshire's most atmospheric ghost tour destinations. From the shadow of its Norman castle to the candlelit alleyways of the old town, the spirits of Skipton are never far away.
Stretching across the bleak Pennine hills, Saddleworth Moor is one of England's most desolate and haunted landscapes. Steeped in tragedy, folklore, and centuries of dark history, the moor holds secrets that refuse to stay buried.
Storthes Hall opened in 1904 and at its peak housed over 2,000 patients. The vast grounds and derelict buildings are steeped in tragedy — shadow figures, disembodied voices, and an overwhelming sense of presence have been reported. A percentage of every ticket goes to a mental health charity.
Stanleyroyd Hospital opened in 1818 — one of England's oldest psychiatric institutions. Over a century of patients, many buried in unmarked graves on the grounds. Reported activity includes voices, apparitions in the old ward blocks, and unexplained lights. A percentage of every ticket goes to a mental health charity.
Middlewood Hospital opened in 1872 and was one of the largest Victorian asylums in England. Thousands of patients passed through its wards over 120 years. Footsteps in empty corridors, shadow figures, and a persistent feeling of being watched have all been reported. A percentage of every ticket goes to a mental health charity.
