Phoenix, AZ 85020
Haunted Places in Arizona
There is something deeply haunting about the wide, arid expanse of a desert. Lacking views in humanity and civilization, its emptiness brings a sense of being alone that can unnerve even the most hardened personality. Arizona is quite the desert state with nearly fifty percent of it covered with completely barren land. uch harrowing geographic views are deceiving as this centuries-old territory dates back to recorded encounters with people into the mid-1500s. More Haunted Arizona »
Featured Haunts in Arizona
Marana, AZ 85653
Jerome, AZ 86331
Haunts in Arizona
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5726 N. 75th Ave, Glendale, AZ 85303, USA
AZ Field of Screams is a haunted corn maze. Read more…
1046 G Ave, Douglas, AZ 85607, USA
The original Garsden Hotel dates back to the turn of the century, but after a fire swept through the property, the owners rebuilt it in 1929. Eleanor Roosevelt and other famous guests stayed there over the years, but local legend says that some of the hotel’s regular guests never moved on. The most haunted room is, without a doubt, Room 333. Multiple television shows dealing with the paranormal and supernatural filmed at the hotel over the years, and many of those shows focused specifically on that room. Read more…
1100 East Osage Avenue, Apache Junction, AZ, USA
Dusk till 10pm
Morgan Manor: Apache Junction, Arizona Home Haunted House Home haunt display! Visit through the month of October. All bells and whistles Halloween Night. Read more…
11 Howell Ave, Bisbee, AZ 85603, USA
It’s not often that you find a hotel haunted by the ghost of a former prostitute, but the most famous ghost of the Copper Queen Hotel is that of a former working girl. Built in the late 1890s through early 1900s, this hotel was one of the nicest in the area and was a popular place for mining investors and managers to stay while visiting the local mines. Though the mining industry fell off over the years, the ghosts of the hotel still hang around. Julia Lowell was a working girl who often did business in the hotel. Read more…
311 E Congress St, Tucson, AZ 85701, USA
Paranormal enthusiasts know that the best reason to visit the Hotel Congress in Tuscon is for Room 242, which is the hotel’s haunted room. Built in 1919, the old hotel played host to a number of guests over the years, but history buffs know the hotel because police once captured infamous bank robber John Dillinger there. Room 242, sometimes called the suicide room, was where a guest checked in and never checked out. The young woman checked into the room, but when concerned staff called the police over her odd and unusual actions, she decided to shoot herself. Read more…
520-622-8848
311 East Congress Tucson, Arizona 85719
Is Tiger’s Tap Room in Tucson, Arizona Haunted? Tiger’s Tap Room and Hotel Congress have been buzzing with activity, alive and ghostly, since its opening in 1919. The Tuscan located establishment has had its fair share of unpleasant events, from a woman killing herself in room 242 (the bullet hole still visible for those willing to go poking around the closest) to Wyatt Earp shooting Frank Stilwell across the street. Many guests have experienced disembodied voices excusing themselves or blessing a living patron after they have sneezed. Read more…
200 Hill St, Jerome, AZ 86331, USA
Originally a hospital for the copper mining town of Jerome, this hotel is home to many ghosts and manifestations dating back to 1927. Sitting at 5000 feet in elevation, this National Historic Landmark offers ghost hunting packages which includes a good old fashioned ghost hunt. Maybe you will meet the ghost of Claude M. Harvey, the hospital’s fireman engineer who is said to have been crushed to death by the elevator. He is known to appear in the basement and sometimes has some fun with the elevator. Read more…
480-444-2590
1901 North Alma School Road, Mesa, AZ, United States
THURSDAYS & SUNDAYS + Halloween 7pm - 10pm
MONDAY OCTOBER 30th 7pm - 9pm
FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS 7pm - 11:30pm
Scarizona Scaregrounds is Arizona’s place for fear. Featuring FOUR ATTRACTIONS! The park is home to Three haunted houses, Epic Fear, Slayers Slaughter House and the all new STARTLED DARKNESS along with Arizona’s first interactive zombie paintball shoot “Operation Zombie Storm.” Different nightly entertainment, live bands, DJ’s, and the Beer and Wine Cemetery where “Spirits come to life” (*21 and older in the beer/wine area)… Vendors food and drinks…. and much more! Every Thursday come play Who’s Got BRAINS? Zombie trivia for free tickets and prizes. Live local bands every night. Read more…
602-344-9615
2209 North 99th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85037, USA
Fear Farm brings everything you’d want out of Halloween in one location: 5 haunted houses and the city’s largest corn maze. Even with all that space, there’s always something terrifying around every corner. Read more…
