Rancho Cordova, CA 95742
Real Haunted Houses in California
Frights, camera, action! Established in 1850, California is the most populated state in the US... for the living and for the dead. With a rich history and diverse landscape, California is the setting of a wide range of ghostly activity from ghost ships to haunted missions, gold mines, and even a haunted coastline and highway. More Haunted California »
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Los Angeles, CA 90046
San Diego, CA 92101
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326 Broadway, San Diego, CA 92101, USA
Haunted US Grant Hotel in San Diego, CA Opening in 1910, the US Grant Hotel is on the National Register of Historic Places. It is said that the ghost of Fannie Chaffee Grant haunts the US Grant Hotel to this day. Her husband, Ulysses S. Grant, Jr. built the hotel and remarried shortly after his death. Fannie’s ghost is said to be unhappy with her husband’s remarriage so soon after her death. Built in the early part of the 20th century, the hotel was so famous during its heyday that it welcomed guests like Charles Lindbergh and Albert Einstein. Read more…
6260 Main Street, Georgetown, CA 95634, USA
Say the word Georgetown and many paranormal enthusiasts and horror hounds are quick to respond with “where The Exorcist film took place.” By a rather large margin, they’d be correct in this factual assertion. However, there is another Georgetown approximately 2,708 miles away sitting in the middle of California. It is precisely in Georgetown, California where the eerie Georgetown Hotel and Saloon is located and it is most definitely haunted. Is the Georgetown Hotel Haunted? El Dorado County is home to Georgetown which was originally founded in 1849 by a wealthy prospector named George Phipps. Read more…
555 Monroe Street, Coalinga, CA, USA
6-7:00 pm Children’s Hour
7-10:00 Wed, Thurs & Sun
7-11:00 Fri & Sat
13 different scenes throughout the Rec Center Read more…
650-728-5595
140 Beach Way, Moss Beach, CA 94038, USA
Moss Beach is a relatively small coastal area on the Pacific Ocean that is twenty-five miles due south of San Francisco. Lonely and windswept from the gusty ocean waves, this small town with a population of only three thousand people casually displays its oceanic charms with little fanfare. Things at Moss Beach however were once not so quiet, and in fact during the late 1920s Prohibition Era, the beach reeled in an influx of bootleggers, gangsters, and high-end strumpets. Nearly one hundred years later, the most exciting place then and still, is the fantastically haunted Moss Beach Distillery. Read more…
(213) 212-2853
El Capitan Theatre at 6838 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90028
Daily at 7pm & 8pm
Los Angeles Ghost Tours: Terrors of Tinseltown Step into the heart of Los Angeles and embark on a ghostly adventure like no other with our walking ghost tour. This tour offers a unique blend of history and the supernatural, led by an experienced guide who is both a local expert and a master storyteller. As you wander through the shadowy streets of LA, you’ll uncover eerie tales and chilling encounters linked to some of the city’s most iconic landmarks. Read more…
364 Main Street, Fillmore, CA, United States
10:30 am-2:00 pm, last three weekends in October
Ride a vintage train to “ICHABOG” our private pumpkin patch at Loose Caboose Garden Center and Gift Emporium to pick the perfect jack-o-lantern. Pumpkin prices start at $1. Activities and attractions include: Jolly Jumps, Carousel, Arts & Crafts Booths, BBQ food booth, face painting and more. Begins on October 8, and runs Saturdays & Sundays through October 30, 2016. Two departures each weekend day-10:30 am or 2:00 pm. Adults/Seniors-$22 Youth(4-12)-$15 Child(2-3)-$10 23 months and under can ride free on an adult’s lap. Call 805-524-2546 or visit www.fwry.com to buy tickets. Read more…
619-231-0131
424 Market Street, San Diego, CA 92101, USA
What could be better than a haunted house? How about a haunted hotel? The Haunted Hotel in San Diego has a reputation due to its haunted past, and Haunt World Magazine picked it as one of the best of the best. Just try to make it all the way through the hotel. Read more…
(323) 650-6268
8433 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90069
People looking to embark on careers as famous comedians naturally gravitate towards Los Angeles. Landing a gig at the Comedy Store, a landmark comedy club, is just about the best audition one can land to get that big break. So why exactly would a place that has such comedic reputation be haunted? Is the Comedy Store in Los Angeles Haunted? Prior to being established as the Comedy Store, the building was a famous Sunset Strip club and restaurant called Ciro’s. All of Hollywood royalty and some reputed gangsters frequented the club from 1940 to 1972. Read more…
4501 Pleasanton Ave, Pleasanton, CA 94556, USA
Tired of the same old, same old? You won’t feel the same way after a trip to Pirates of Emerson. Open for more than 20 years, the park boasts seven amazing haunted attractions, including a haunted house that is not for the faint of heart and plenty of thrills and chills. Read more…
