Marana, AZ 85653
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
Jerome, AZ 86331
Phoenix, AZ 85020
Haunts in Arizona
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…
(602) 842-3288
110 N 5th Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85003, USA
Daily at 7pm, 8pm, 9pm
Wings of Fire & Whispers of the Desert Phoenix Ghost Tours Step into the eerie and enigmatic world of Phoenix with our enthralling Ghost Tour, where history and hauntings come alive in a captivating journey through the city’s shadows. As dusk falls and the city’s lights begin to twinkle, join us on a spellbinding adventure led by an experienced local guide who excels in both haunted history and storytelling. Our tour takes you through the heart of the historic district, where every street and building has its own spine-tingling tale to tell. Read more…
FIESTA MALL---1445 W. Southern Ave, Mesa, AZ 85202, USA
Located inside the Fiesta Mall in Mesa, Arizona, The Crypt Haunted Attractions changes and expands with each passing season to give visitors something new and equally terrifying. With former mental patients, killer clowns and even serial killers roaming the grounds, visitors might just leave in tears. Read more…
5532 N Palo Cristi Rd, Paradise Valley, AZ 85253, USA
Paradise Valley, Arizona is a supremely small municipality within the enormous confines of Phoenix’s own Maricopa County. Affluent by nature, this wealthy area was carved out a long time ago European migrant settlers in the late 1880s. As Phoenix and nearby Scottsdale were annexed and grew into their own, Paradise Valley became an area that commanded commercial attention. One of the premier places to stay in this sun-dried desert locale is The Hermosa Inn. Read more…
