Bayfield Ghost Walk
About this activity
Highlights
- Explore haunted sites including the Knight House and Greunke's First Street Inn.
- Learn about local legends and paranormal events in Bayfield.
- Visit landmarks with connections to the city's haunted past.
Full description
Starting at the parking lot of the Old Courthouse, now home to the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore, your expert guide leads you through notable locations including the Knight House, Morty's Pub, Andy's Grocery, and Greunke's First Street Inn. Learn about paranormal encounters at opulent homes and cozy B&Bs, such as Le Château Boutin and At Ships Quarters, where spirits are said to linger.
Discover the tale of Winnie Robinson, the librarian who continues to play with children in her former home despite passing away in 1929. Hear about Bayfield's unique local legends, including sightings of Bayfield’s very own Bigfoot and tales of shipwrecks and hauntings on Apostle Islands.
Throughout the tour, your guide shares spine-chilling stories of ghostly visitations, encounters with ghoulish locals like Trench Coat Man, and otherworldly phenomena documented through historical research and firsthand accounts.
Included / Excluded
- Guided walking tour of Bayfield's haunted locations
- Spooky guide in English
- Food or drink
Meeting point
Start Location
Apostle Islands National Lakeshore, Washington Ave, Bayfield, WI, USA
Cancellation policy
Up to 24 hours before the beginning of the activity: full refund Less than 24 hours before the beginning of the activity or no-show: no refund
Reviews
Had a wonderful time
Very knowledgeable tour guide. Interactive, entertaining, and definitely a great way to celebrate the spooky season.
I feel like the tour guide went out of her way to discredit many of the positions Eric Larsen took in his book. You’re selling a haunted tour lean into some of the stories. No one knows so talk about the murder house, allegations suggest secret hallways cremation ovens in the basement. The book was popular because of the horrors committed by Holmes. I have read everything written by Larsen and he goes to great lengths to research the subject matter in his books. The reason we went on the tour was because of his book not to speculate on the Holmes crimes