The other night I learned about a very novel and awesome sounding haunt jaunty attraction while watching TV with my husband: the Great Horror Campout. It was on Shark Tank of all things. Wayne was watching it. I was half-paying attention as I played Angry Birds Friends. Until this ladyContinue Reading
The other day I got an exciting email from Kelly Rapone of the Genesee County Chamber of Commerce in Batavia, New York, about a wonderfully haunt jaunty website: Haunted History Trail of New York State. It’s a state-wide trail developed for those who enjoy haunted inns, investigations, tours, etc….Each locationContinue Reading
On February 16, 2014, we took our 9th cruise, which sailed from San Juan, Puerto Rico. We had a couple of days to explore San Juan and the nearby El Yunque rainforest. I’ll be writing more about both. This post, however, is dedicated to San Juan’s beautiful forts: Castillo SanContinue Reading
Someone shared this nifty infographic with me a while ago. Possible you already saw it elsewhere, but if not…now you have! Continue Reading
Thanks to the Weird News section on my Roku’s NBC News channel, I saw the story about Watertown, NY putting up a sign to acknowledge a paranormal vortex in one of their parks. Thompson Park to be exact. Apparently there’s been an urban legend in that area for years aboutContinue Reading
Have you ever been to a Halloween costume ball? If you live in the L.A. area, I’m sure there are plenty of venues to choose from, but what about at an actual haunted place? Even better, an old cruise ship that’s been converted to a hotel? Or, at this timeContinue Reading
Last weekend we ventured to a new-to-us pumpkin patch and corn maze: Honeysuckle Hill Farms. I was itching to go because we didn’t make it to any last year. The year before that had been dry as all get out, so our jaunt to Rippavilla Plantation’s corn maze had sortContinue Reading
Haunt Jaunts is pleased to welcome back guest blogger Eve Pearce, who this time treats us to five spooky stays in rural England. The English countryside is full of enchanting villages and picturesque market towns, places with long and noble histories but also many rural places that conceal a farContinue Reading
Haunt Jaunts is happy to publish the following guest post by Eve Pearce about five haunted cruise destinations. We’ve been to one. The rest are on our list. What about you? Cruise liner trips are among the best ways to explore the world; visiting historic cities, beautiful beaches, the highContinue Reading
Here’s a video of a ghost caught on tape in one of my most favorite places: a hotel. It doesn’t have to be a specific hotel. (This one happens to be a Wingate in Illinois supposedly.) I just like hotels that are haunted. (It’s why I added a Haunted HotelsContinue Reading
Received a press release last month about a new walking tour in New York City that sounds good: Boroughs of the Dead. I’d call it a ghost tour, but from the sounds of it it’s more than that. It sounds a lot like the Quebec Ghost Tour we took, whichContinue Reading
I’m very pleased to welcome guest blogger Ritoban Mukherjee from All About Occult with this spooktacular guest post about haunted dolls, a great example of the types of posts you’ll find on All About Occult. Haunted Doll: Image Courtesy of Charles 16e It is perhaps because of their veryContinue Reading
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