easy
1–1.5 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels as the walk is moderate-paced on mostly flat ground
Discover the haunted past of Bursledon’s Brickworks on an immersive torchlit walk filled with ghostly figures and gripping local history. Perfect for night adventurers seeking suspense and storytelling.
A Victorian Brickworks comes to life with stories of hardship, murder and death.
Venture into the eerie Brickworks at Bursledon, where torchlight reveals haunting figures from the past. Encounter restless spirits sharing their secrets and the menacing Foreman who prowls the shadows. This interactive tour offers a thrilling glimpse into history, blending storytelling and suspense for an unforgettable experience after dark.
You are invited inside the dark corridors of the Brickworks at Bursledon. But as you explore deeper by torchlight you will find that the factory is not quite empty as you might think. Lurking in the shadows are figures from the past with a story to tell. But as you delve deeper into the rusting machinery you will realise that things are not as they seem. The ghosts all have a secret to hide; will you escape before their stories run out…?
There are legends that after dark workers return to act out their last moments, but even they fear something else that stalks them in the darkness. They all fear Foreman who roams the corridors unleashing his anger at anyone not at their post.
The tour last approximately 1 - 1.5 hours and involves interaction with actors and group participation - this tours offers a unique perspective to the Brickworks Museum after dark. Suitable for 12 years and up when accompanied by an adult.
Although torches are provided, an extra light source ensures better visibility in the dark paths.
Uneven terrain and old factory grounds can be slippery and rough underfoot—choose reliable shoes.
Temperatures drop after dark, so layering is key to stay comfortable during the walk.
The tours can fill up quickly—arriving 15 minutes before start time helps avoid delays.
The Brickworks site was operational during the 19th and early 20th centuries, playing a key role in local industry before closing in the mid-1900s.
The tour supports preservation efforts by encouraging respect for the historic site and minimizing impact on the grounds during visits.
Provides stable footing on uneven surfaces and ensures comfort during the walk.
Keeps you comfortable in the cool evening air common during autumn nights.
fall specific
A handy extra light source to navigate darker sections of the tour route.
Staying hydrated enhances comfort, especially if temperatures are higher during summer evenings.
summer specific