The Greenville Ghost Hunt 2 Hour Walking Tour

The Westin Poinsett is like a time capsule from the 1920s. Classic carpets, sweeping columns, and beautiful motifs dot the hotel. The building itself has a rich history of natural passings, ghosts that can't let go of the building they love, and ghosts of bootleggers in the basement area.

Falls Park is one of the top parks in the entire country. Both the nearby Reedy River and the waterfall itself hide creepy secrets. With a rich history, it would be strange if there weren't ghosts in the area. Some of the hotels on the waterfront, and older mill buildings in the area, also contain haunted pasts. There is a truly a wealth of haunted info in this area.

Ghost lovers will greatly enjoy the spooky sights of Springwood. From apparitons of confederate soldiers, to ghostly orbs and sounds, it's all here. It also contains a wealth of Greenville history, with the original area set up in 1812. We love ghosts a much as you do, and have dozens of legends for you throughout the area. Keep in mind that this cemetery is unavailable on Halloween Night, as the city of Greenville closes and has guards stationed. You should book earlier in the day if you want to visit this attraction on that night.

Starting as the Imperial Hotel in 1912, it eventually became a retirement complex in the 1980s. Large numbers of natural deaths have led to an extremely haunted reputation for the building. According to travel nurses we've spoken with, it is the scariest building they've ever worked in. We want to save the exact nature of the haunts for the tour. We also don't go very far into this building, as it is still active as a senior living complex.

It has over 200 different candies and soda. More than that though, it has a haunted history and is flanked by other buildings with ghostly happenings. In the early 1900s, the road behind it actually contained the main tombstone manufacturer in the area. This sweet store is flanked by the paranormal on all sides.