Amarillo, TX 79118
Haunted Houses in Texas
Everything is bigger in Texas, including the number and diversity of creepy attractions and haunted places to explore. Even an evening on the town can turn ghostly...
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San Antonio, TX 78205
Plano, TX 75074
Haunts in Texas
(346) 801-3659
6500 Plantation Drive, Baytown, TX 77523, USA
THIS IS ONLY FOR 2 WEEKENDS, INCLUDING THURSDAY! STAGE DOOR THEATER WILL HAVE TRAINED ACTORS! Read more…
203 S Crockett St, Seguin, TX 78155, USA
The Haunted Magnolia Hotel, Bed and Breakfast, & Ghost Tour in Sequin, Texas Want to explore one of the most historic haunted hotels in Texas? Go on a chilling tour of the place? Or, if you’re really bold, you can stay the night. You just might encounter something beyond this world… The Story of the Haunted Magnolia Hotel What once began as a small, two-bedroom log cabin is now one of the most famous haunted hotels in all of Texas. The hotel was built in 1840 by James Campbell, who was an original Texas Ranger and co-founder of Seguin, Texas. Read more…
210-223-4361
204 Alamo Plaza, San Antonio, TX 78205, USA
The Menger Hotel in San Antonio, Texas has a haunted history like none other. The hotel is quite welcoming, with many hospitable rooms ranging from single beds to parlor suites. However, you’ll find that its sordid history has this 316-room hotel placed firmly at the top of Texas’s Most Haunted list. The Haunted Menger Hotel in San Antonio, Texas Originally built in 1858 next door to William Menger’s brewery, the hotel’s long and occasionally bloody history has left at least 32 distinct ghosts living within its walls. Read more…
4228 Keller Hicks Road, Fort Worth, TX, USA
Friday’s and Saturday’s 8:00PM- 11:00PM
Haunted House, in Fort Worth, benefiting Community Storehouse. Read more…
198 County Road 4618, Spurger, TX, USA
Established in 1977, the oldest haunt in SETX Read more…
817-348-8444
1701 East Lancaster Avenue, Fort Worth, TX 76102, USA
Cutting Edge Haunted House in Fort Worth, TX The Cutting Edge Haunted House pushes the limits of haunted houses. Constantly voted one of the top haunted houses in America and Winner of the Guinness World Record for the World’s Longest Walk Through Horror House. You’re going to battle zombies and run for your life in Fort Worth, Texas this Halloween season. We don’t even know what’s next. Read more…
(346) 262-0182
Market Square Park, near 813 Congress Street, Houston, TX 77002
Daily 7pm & 8pm
Houston Hollow Heart Hauntings Ghost Tour Step into the shadows of Houston’s past with our mesmerizing walking ghost tour, where the city’s vibrant history and spine-chilling hauntings converge for an unforgettable adventure. Guided by an experienced local expert who blends historical knowledge with thrilling storytelling, you’ll explore Houston’s historic district, uncovering the eerie secrets that linger in the city’s most haunted locations. Each stop on this atmospheric journey reveals tales of the supernatural, offering a glimpse into the lives of those who once walked these streets and the restless spirits that still linger. Read more…
14349 Patterson Rd, Houston, TX 77084, United States
The Haunted Patterson Road Bridge The Civil War was bloody and devastating and claimed the lives of hundreds of thousands of US soldiers. With a path that left many deaths in its wake, there are many places that are said to be haunted by the spirits of soldiers who may still be looking for peace. Numerous spots in the US are said to be haunted by the ghosts of the Civil War, including the haunted Patterson Road Bridge in Houston, Texas. Read more…
2011 E 31st St, Lubbock, TX 79404, USA
Situated midway between the cities of Amarillo and Odessa, the northwestern town of Lubbock, Texas is classically steeped in western culture and music. In fact, the city of Lubbock holds more music venues than any other city in the entire state of Texas. Such love for music could not be truer than for one of Lubbock’s most famous sons, the musician Buddy Holly. Tragically Holly’s life would be cut short in an airplane crash in the Mid-West in 1959, but he would be interred in his hometown’s graveyard, the Lubbock Cemetery. Read more…
