Stanmore Country Park Ghost Walk in Bridgnorth
Stanmore Country Park Ghost Walk in Bridgnorth
Stanmore Country Estate car park,
Estate Rd, Bridgnorth WV15 5HN
Event date- Friday 18th September
Event start time- 8pm
Event duration- approximately 2 hours
Ticket price- £15
What to expect?
You will take a walk through the woods to find out the secrets of this old RAF camp. With our team of experienced paranormal investigators you will attempt to communicate with the spirits that may still linger on these old grounds. Our teams have high quality paranormal equipment that you will be able to experience. If you have your own equipment please feel free to bring it along.
Haunted sightings 👻
* The marching airmen – Visitors have reported hearing the sound of boots marching in formation late at night, despite nobody being there. This legend probably stems from the thousands of recruits who trained at the camp between 1939 and 1963.
* The shadow figure near the old cookhouse chimney – Several local investigators have described seeing a dark figure moving between the trees near the remaining memorial chimney at Stanmore Country Park.
* Voices from the former accommodation blocks – Before many of the buildings were demolished or converted, workers reportedly heard voices, doors opening and closing, and unexplained footsteps. These stories have circulated locally for years, although none has ever been officially verified.
* The “woman in blue” legend – Some people believe that the spirit of a former Women’s Auxiliary Air Force (WAAF) recruit still walks the site. The station served as a training depot for WAAF personnel during the war, which may explain how the story originated.
* Strange lights in the woodland – Paranormal groups investigating the area have reported unexplained lights among the trees surrounding the old camp. Skeptics point out that wildlife, torches, and reflections from nearby roads could easily explain many of these sightings.
The station itself opened in 1939 and trained thousands of recruits during the Second World War and the years that followed. Although there was never a runway, the camp covered a huge area and housed thousands of personnel. Today, much of the site forms part of Stanmore Country Park.
This event is 16+ and will go ahead in all weather conditions apart from extreme weather warnings or immediate threat.
Please note: tickets are NON refundable or transferable once purchased.
Strictly NO alcohol or drugs to be consumed on the property or before the event. If a member of the team think someone may be intoxicated you will be refused entry and will not be refunded. This is for the safety of our guests and staff.
