1305 Arizona St, Boulder City, NV 89005, USA
Real Haunts in Nevada
(775) 482-5920
521 Main Street, Tonopah, NV 89049, United States
Nevada’s notorious Clown Motel sits between Reno and Las Vegas on highway 95 in the small town of Tonopah. The town of Tonopah was once a booming mining town with nearly 50,000 residents. It now sits at population of 2,500 and much of the town appears deserted. Most of Tonopah’s residents work for the military test range, which is just one of the things that makes this place so eerie. Read more…
(702) 874-9362
310 W Spring Street P.O. Box 633 Goodsprings, NV 89019
Is the Pioneer Saloon in Nevada Haunted? In the old forgotten mining town of Goodsprings in the hot Nevada desert, not too far from Las Vegas, stands the Pioneer Saloon. In the early twentieth century, Goodsprings was booming with life and activity, especially in the saloon. It was not uncommon for bar fights to break out between patrons. In one instance, a hot-headed man was shot and killed inside the bar after he lunged at a card dealer who he thought to be cheating in their game of cards. Read more…
600 E Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89104, USA
Zac Bagans’ The Haunted Museum Las Vegas is a desert oasis that’s capable of quenching the most distinguishing of thirsts. The constant gleam of neon lights, ringing slot machines, and Vegas nightlife draws millions of visitors to the Silver State every year. Located less than one mile off the famed Las Vegas strip on the side street of East Charleston Boulevard is the Zak Bagans’ Haunted Museum. It caters to a different crowd, featuring artifacts and stories of paranormal history. The museum is downright frightening and wholly exciting. Read more…
28 N C Street, Virginia City, NV 89440, USA
One woman staying at the Silver Queen Hotel in Virginia City had so many spirit encounters during her vacation that she started the Paranormal Researchers of Oregon Society. Visitors have heard tapping on their bedroom door in the middle of the night, and the hallway was empty. Reports of curtains fluttering when there’s no draft in the room, a mist floating over guest’s beds, and messages left on cell phones when the phones had not rung, are usual occurrences. Guests have awakened at night with the unsettling sensation that someone was sitting on their bed, but couldn’t see anyone. Read more…
(775) 387-4905
201 Flint St, Reno, NV 89501, USA
Daily at 8:00 pm
Reno Ghost Tour: Ruin, Revenge & Reckoning Step into the shadows of Reno, the “Biggest Little City in the World,” and embark on a spine-tingling adventure with the Reno Ghosts tour. This immersive walking experience invites you to explore the eerie side of Reno, where ghostly legends and supernatural stories come to life. As you traverse the haunted streets, you’ll discover the chilling tales that have shaped this western town. From ghostly apparitions to tragic stories of lost souls, each stop on this tour reveals the hidden secrets beneath the bright lights and buzzing casinos. Read more…
(702) 262-4000
3900 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89119, USA
Over the decade’s many hotels have both risen and fallen among all the countless stories of Sin City. However, one popular hotel mainstay seems to have a supernatural side that is starting to emerge, and for some, these ghost stories are rather intense. In the thick of them is the immediately recognizable and towering Luxor Hotel and Casino. The Luxor is one of the newer hotels on the Strip, as it was constructed and opened in 1993, with a staggering cost of $375 million dollars. Read more…
(702) 895-3011
4505 S Maryland Pkwy, Las Vegas, NV 89154, USA
The University of Nevada at Las Vegas (UNLV), is situated just a mile and a half away from all the gambling glitz of the famous Las Vegas Strip. Proximate to both the mysteriously tragic Luxor Hotel, and even Ghost Adventures paranormal frontman Zak Bagans Haunted Museum, UNLV is of all things just a simple university that happens to be situated in the center of Sin City. But not it’s not the bright lights, big-time shows, or high stakes games that students have been known to muse about in their time away from academia. Read more…
