• The Westin Poinsett, Greenville - This destination is perfect for both history enthusiasts and ghost aficionados. The Westin Poinsett serves as a nostalgic glimpse into the 1920s, featuring classic carpets, grand columns, and exquisite motifs throughout the hotel. The building boasts a rich history, with tales of natural passings, lingering spirits who adore the building, and the ghosts of bootleggers in the basement.
• Falls Park on the Reedy - Recognized as one of the nation’s premier parks, Falls Park conceals eerie secrets within the nearby Reedy River and its waterfall. With its storied past, it’s no surprise that the area is rumored to be haunted. Several waterfront hotels and historic mill buildings in the vicinity also have haunted histories. This area is truly a treasure trove of ghostly tales.
• Springwood Cemetery - Enthusiasts of the supernatural will find Springwood Cemetery’s eerie sights captivating. From apparitions of Confederate soldiers to ghostly orbs and sounds, the cemetery offers it all. It also holds a significant portion of Greenville’s history, with its origins dating back to 1812. The area is rich with ghostly legends for visitors to explore.

Please note that the cemetery is closed on Halloween Night, as the city of Greenville enforces a closure with guards on duty. Visitors should plan to book earlier in the day if they wish to experience this attraction on that night.

• 201 W Washington St - Known as the Greenville Summit, this building is arguably the most haunted in Greenville. Originally the Imperial Hotel in 1912, it was converted into a retirement complex in the 1980s. The numerous natural deaths have contributed to its reputation as a haunted location. Travel nurses have described it as the most frightening building they’ve worked in. The tour will reveal more about the hauntings, though it doesn’t venture far into the building, as it remains an active senior living complex.
• Rocket Fizz Greenville - Rocket Fizz is a delightful store included in the “And More” section of the tour. It offers over 200 varieties of candies and sodas. Beyond its sweet offerings, it has a haunted past and is surrounded by buildings with ghostly activities. In the early 1900s, the road behind it was home to the area’s main tombstone manufacturer. This charming store is enveloped by paranormal phenomena.

• EMF Reader

To keep things straightforward, this service offers both customizability and honesty, which are rare qualities in the area. While most other reputable tours lack flexibility, this service is willing to adjust as much as possible to meet your needs. Unfortunately, some tours in the area are not transparent.

This is the only ghost tour in the region that provides truthful information. All comments about hauntings are thoroughly researched from books, news media, or personal experiences. The “And More” option allows you to inquire about various topics related to Greenville, from shopping to history.

No one possesses more knowledge about modern Greenville than this team, and the lead guide has previously served as the head guide and manager of Greenville Segway Tours.

The information provided and even the walking route can be tailored to your interests if there’s something specific you wish to see. The focus is entirely on you.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.