
Ghost Tours
Welcome to Chesapeake Ghost Tours.
The Largest Trail of Year-Round Ghost Tours in America – 9 Ghost Walks in different historic towns on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, guaranteed to entertain, educate, and perhaps disturb your sense of solace and calm.
These tours are guaranteed to entertain, educate, and perhaps disturb your sense of solace and calm. If you love history mixed with mystery, you’ll enjoy all of these walking tours on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. There are nine 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 each of these small, historic towns. All stories are based on historical research, and many of the 130 sites on these tours still have paranormal activity today.
If you love history mixed with mystery, you’ll enjoy all of these walking tours all on Maryland’s Eastern Shore.
Consider the “haunted trifecta” in Ocean City, or a nighttime walk through a cypress forest with a 200 year legacy of being haunted (Pocomoke). Feel the energy of Muskrat Mary in St. Michaels – and maybe catch a glimpse of her, or enjoy your haunted walk on High Street in Cambridge (the setting of James Michener’s Chesapeake) – known to be the most haunted street in Maryland. These are just three of the nine tours. For a more full description of each town’s tour, review the list and links below. Book your tour now.
Our Ghost Tours
Saint Michaels – Spirits of Rowdy Women – Ladies of the evening, fussy landlady, vanishing hippie, and a woman who throws wine glasses. Book online now!
- Berlin – Home of The Walking Dead – Elemental and a Healing Tree – scenic town, weird energy … almost palpable at night. You might see one of three spirits that walk the streets at night – all from different eras. Book online now!
- Ocean City – Haunted Trifecta – two sights with a murder, a suicide, and an accidental death.Book online now!
- Cambridge – Most Haunted Street in Maryland – Most haunted street in Maryland. Book online now!
- Salisbury – The Haunted Crossroads – The Wicomico County Courthouse is site of 4 murders, plus two haunted firehouses and the “Phantom of Salisbury”. Book online now!
- Pocomoke – Our Scariest Tour – Haunted River, mansion and a walk through a cypress forest with a 200 year legacy of paranormal activity. Not for the faint of heart. Book online now!
- Denton – Wish Sheppard’s Revenge – Town Dog Killer, Murderers, haunted jail –
Denton 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 – still active! Book online now! - Princess Anne – Our Most Disturbing Tour – no kids tix – still active haunted jail, haunted park, haunted mansion, and a haunted inn. (harsh content, no children under 12 permitted) Book online now!
- Snow Hill – Mansions, Tides, and Terrors – Market & Federal Street are lined with Victorian mansions 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) Book online now!
- Easton – The Tragedy Triangle – Haunted Capital City with the Haunted Trifecta – Easton was the eastern capital of MD. It has a haunted courthouse, jail, and secret passage known as Magazine Alley, plus 2 healing trees. Book online now!
- Ghosts on A Boat Sunset Cruise (Ocean City) NEW – summer – Pirates, beachcombers, hoteliers, and a sea captain’s grave. Book online now!
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
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