Calendar of events
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Ghost Walk Calendar
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Saint Michaels – Spirits of Rowdy Women
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Berlin – Walking Dead, Elemental and a Healing Tree
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Ocean City – Haunted Trifecta (murder, suicide, accidental death)
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Cambridge – Most Haunted Street in Maryland
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Pocomoke – Our Scariest Tour – into the Haunted Forest
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Denton – Town Dog Killer, Murderers, haunted jail
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Princess Anne – Our Most Disturbing Tour – no kids tix
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Snow Hill – Black River – Mansions and Inns (suspended for 2020)
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Easton – 10,000 Graves – Capital City (suspended for 2020)
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Crisfield – Spirits of Seafood Barons and Sea Captains
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Salisbury – Haunted Crossroads (suspended for 2020)
Book Now at the Links Above or Call the Ghost Phone – 443-735-0771.
Welcome to Chesapeake Ghost Tours.
The Largest Trail of Year-Round Ghost Tours in America – 11 Ghost Walks in different historic towns, paranormal investigations, storytelling sessions and bus tours all on Maryland’s Eastern Shore.
Cambridge, St. Michaels, Ocean City, Berlin, Pocomoke, Easton, Princess Anne, Snow Hill, Denton, Salisbury, and Crisfield. Experience the history and “mystery” of the Chesapeake Region
Book online now!11 Ghost Tours on the Eastern Shore
Chesapeake Ghost Tours on Maryland’s Eastern Shore is the largest cluster of heritage walks in America. Eleven night-time walks – from St. Michaels to Denton to Berlin and Ocean City to the Great Pocomoke Forest. The walking tours are scattered over 100 linear miles on the Delmarva Peninsula and offer guests a 1.5 to 2-hour storytelling session about the history and mysteries of the Eastern Shore. All stories are based on historical research, and many of the 130 sites on these tours still have paranormal activity today.
Each walking tour features a nighttime walk through an old graveyard (except Ocean City. No graveyards in Ocean City.) and is guided by a trained storyteller who is passionate not only about the stories, but about explaining the strange energies and events that happen in this wide-open, mostly undeveloped landscape that is still the most rural part of the Eastern part of the United States.
The Ghost Walks are storytelling events where guests are led on a walk with stops at 7 to 12 properties with a haunted history. Most still have paranormal activity. The Storyteller will talk about the history of the site, the paranormal activity or haunting associated with the site, and what people say today about the haunted activity. We do not enter properties.
These ghost walks are not “ghost hunts” and we do not guarantee a ghost sighting or a paranormal experience. We do, however, believe that the hauntings are real and that the highly intuitive may be able to sense beings from the eternal world.
Paranormal Investigations
For those who like a more “interactive” look at spirits and paranormal activity, Chesapeake Ghost Tours offers paranormal investigations where guests can watch actual paranormal investigators use specialized equipment to detect communications from the spirit world. Guests can bring their own equipment and also enjoy a night-time walk led by an investigator through the haunted swamps and forests as well as an “inside” experience in a historic building, mansion, or church depending on the host property.
Other Products and Services
BUS TOURS – Offered mainly in the winter months – Chesapeake Ghost Tours also has six different bus tour products that go out into the beautiful countryside – focusing on stories of farmers, slaves, merchants, waterman and ghosts of the swamps forests and old plantations. Book a bus tour for your group or go on one of ours.
STORYTELLING – Chesapeake Ghost Tours also offers storytelling sessions at various locations on the Eastern Shore, and we can be privately booked for your group or event.
PRODUCTS & SERVICES – Ask about our Group Discounts, Students & School Groups, Private Tours, Storytelling Sessions, Bus Tours and Special Occasions.
BOOKS AND GIFT CERTIFICATES – COMBOS – Order signed copies of Mindie Burgoyne’s Haunted series. Order set of 4 and receive free gift wrapping. Gift certificates also available as well as Book/Gift Certificate combinations.
REFUNDS AND CANCELLATIONS: While payment must be made in advance in order to secure a place on the tour, a full refund will be given if cancellations are made at least 48 hours before the tour. Cancellations after that 48-hour window or no-shows will not receive a refund.
Voted Best New Heritage Initiative by the Lower Eastern Shore Heritage Council.

Over 140 Sites across seven counties
Together this cluster of ghost tours includes over 140 haunted sites and stories and 10 graveyards. The spirits of pirates, sea captains, merchants, governors, soldiers, slaves, orphans, farmers, witches, hoteliers, doctors, actresses and “ladies of the evening” are featured characters in these enchanting stories. The haunted history of the old Eastern Shore is revealed in these tours in a way that is both entertaining and engaging. Our guests get a broad perspective of the Eastern Shore’s “haunted” heritage.
Featured in the Washington Post Travel Section
Where are our Ghost Tours?
Our ghost walks are spread across the Delmarva peninsula on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Some tours are as close as 30 minutes from the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and within 2-3 hours of Washington, DC, Philadelphia PA, Baltimore MD and Wilmington DE. The map shows the locations.
TOWNS – north to south are: Denton, St. Michaels, Easton, Cambridge, Salisbury, Ocean City, Berlin, Princess Anne, Snow Hill, Pocomoke and Crisfield.

Ghost Walks in / near Ocean City MD
Ocean City, Berlin, Snow Hill, Pocomoke, Salisbury, Princess Anne, Crisfield
Ghost Walks in / near Easton, MD
Easton, Cambridge, St. Michaels, Denton
Scariest Walk –Pocomoke (goes into a forest with a 200-year haunted legacy)
Most Disturbing Walk –Princess Anne (harsh content, no children under 13 permitted)
Most Haunted Street –Cambridge (High Street – Most haunted street in Maryland )
Strangest Energy –Berlin – Walking Dead, elemental, healing tree, ley lines
Haunted Trifecta – Ocean City – two sights with a murder, suicide and accidental death.
Haunted Crossroads – Salisbury – Ghosts of the plaza, firehouse, mansion, shirt factory and a very eerie courthouse.
Rowdy Women –St. Michaels – Spirits of rowdy women – Ladies of the evening, fussy landlady, vanishing hippie and a woman who throws wine glasses.
Haunted Capital –Easton – haunted capital – Easton was the eastern capital of MD. It has a haunted courthouse, jail and secret passage known as Magazine alley, plus 2 healing trees.
Haunted Mansions & Inns –Snow Hill ‘s Market & Federal Street are lined with Victorian mansion and inns where the spirits of owners past still linger. This tour has the only site on the Eastern Shore to be featured on Cable television (National Geographic Television Network)
Most Haunted Jail –Denton is the county seat of Caroline County and its courthouse green was the site of 2 lynchings and has six allegedly haunted sites on facing streets. Plus the most actively haunted jail on the Shore.
Haunted Maritimes –Crisfield – Sea Captains, Seafood Barons, and everything Crabby haunts this old waterman’s town.

Ghost Storytellers – Family Entertainment
Each tour is led by a ghost storyteller who will weave the history of the town through tales of apparitions, psychic phenomena and things no one can explain. Every tour is suitable for adults and kids, Except for Princess Anne (no children allowed). The Chesapeake Ghost Walks weave a tapestry of local lore and legend and reveal the rich heritage of the Eastern Shore and the essence of its unique character. Once you’ve gone on a ghost walk, that town will seem like an old friend.
Why the Eastern Shore?
The Eastern Shore – that is the land east of the Chesapeake Bay – encompasses hundreds of square miles of rolling farmland, forest, and marsh, and the Eastern Shore is the least developed contiguous piece of agricultural land between Maine and Florida. The landscape is flat and open with big skies and a shoreline is never far away. It’s an enchanting landscape that has remained largely unchanged since the British colonization.
Tucked into that mystical landscape are small towns that grew up with the seafood, farming and shipbuilding trades. They were full of crazy characters, and there’s something magical about that open landscape that opens portals into the “other world” and the spirits of those characters peek through now and again. They may meet you on the stairs of your hotel or in a museum full of artifacts, on a nighttime walk through town, in your campsite, on a carousel ride, or in your guest room at a historic Inn. You’ll be “walking with some of them” on every Chesapeake Ghost Walk.
Make a night of it – If meeting up with Chesapeake spirits wasn’t reason enough to buy a ticket for one of these walks, consider that most of the featured towns are designated Maryland Main Streets and/or Arts and Entertainment Districts and all have gorgeous historic architecture, amazing food, shops, cultural venues, and recreational opportunities. There’s enough to do to fill a weekend.

Healing Trees and Elementals
Guests on a Chesapeake Ghost Walks also learn about “healing trees” and elementals located inside these towns. Healing trees have a strong energy that can be felt when a hand is placed close to the tree for a period of time. Healers, or people who use holistic methods of treating illness, will sometimes visit these particular trees to engage with the tree energy. Ghost Walk guides will demonstrate how to engage with that energy.
Healing trees are featured on the Easton, Cambridge, Princess Anne and Berlin (2) Walks. One known elemental is present in the Town of Berlin.
Every Town Becomes an Old Friend
Our walks combine heritage, folklore and present-day commentary so that each guest has an immersion experience with the town, its characters and its sense of mystery. When you leave a Chesapeake Ghost Walk you’ll feel like the town you toured is an old friend.
All Chesapeake Ghost Walks are led by certified guides required to be well-versed in the history and ghost-lore of that particular town. They will not only keep you engaged but will also help you discover your own capabilities for sensing spirits.
Find the Ghost Walks – Search by Town or By Calendar
You can find out about each individual town by clicking on The Towns link at the top of the page. Or, to find a ghost walk that is scheduled, click on the BOOK NOW button below
ADVANCED REGISTRATION AND TICKET PURCHASE THROUGH THIS SITE IS REQUIRED.
REFUNDS AND CANCELLATIONS: While payment must be made in advance in order to secure a place on the tour, a full refund will be given if cancellations are made at least 48 hours before the tour. Cancellations after that 48-hour window or no-shows will not receive a refund.
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We hope you’ll join us for some walks this year.
Hi, Tiffany. I am Chris, one of the tour guides. I also have a paranormal investigation team that would love to hear about what is happening on your property and set up an investigation. Contact me : christopher1889@verizon.net
Thank you, Chris
I’m interested in an actual paranormal investigation inside a property. Where can I find more info
Hi Tiffany. We hope to start the Paranormal investigations in January. Watch our website or subscribe to the newsletter to be updated. Thanks for reaching out.
Tiffany, we’ll be starting the paranormal investigations back up in March. Stay tuned for the announcement of dates. Also, our guide, Chris has responded to your comment as well. He has a paranomal group that can go out to properties where we don’t currently offer investigations.
Do you permit well behaved dogs on your walking tours?
Always! They must be on a leash, and no dogs are permitted on the Ocean City Walk (per city ordinance) between Memorial Day and Labor Day weekends.
Hi! Do you have anything for St. Michaels this Satiurday Night?
Hi Shannon.
We have St. Michaels this Friday night and Cambridge on Saturday night. You might want to try the Cambridge tour. It’s about a half hour from St. Michaels and is very popular. We offer the both St. Michaels and Cambridge every weekend but they can alternate between Friday and Saturday.
Thanks for inquiring.
I have a gift certificate and was trying to book a tour but it would not take it and asked me for CC info. Could you please help me out.
Charles, give us a call at 443-735-0771 and we would be happy to process the gift card over the phone for you!