How to Find Southern Haunted Houses

The southern United States is said to be one of the most haunted places. There are great many haunted houses, as well as cemeteries, battlefields and public buildings. If you are looking for a great haunted house, be sure to look in the south.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

1. Determine which area of the south you would like to visit and find a haunted house. The south ranges from Virginia to Florida out to Louisiana with many states—and many haunted houses—in between.

2. Decide which kind of house you would like to visit. There are plenty of famous haunted houses in the south, such as the Pirate House in Savannah, Georgia. There are also less famous houses such as Sally Carter House in Alabama.

3. Research on the Internet the history behind the haunted house you are interested in. The story behind the haunting can be very enlightening and entertaining. While you may take a tour of the house, you may learn more by researching it yourself.

4. Find out about haunted tours. Many larger cities in the south offer bus or trolley tours of haunted houses in and around the city. These can give you even more information on houses to visit.

5. Plan your visit. Find the hours and days that the house you want to visit is open. Most houses in the south are open year-round. However, check schedules to ensure hours of operations.

6. Enjoy being scared. Though there may not be any actual apparitions during your visit, the stories and the house itself can be spine tingling.

Tips & Warnings

• Many tours are available at night by appointment. You may want to call ahead and see if this is an available option for your visit.
• Haunted houses and tours are not meant for young children. Many have age limits. Check restrictions before visiting.

Resources

• Real Haunted Houses has a good list of attractions in the south and across the country.