Extreme Ghost Hunt at Quarantine Station, Sydney
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2.5 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be capable of walking and standing for the entirety of the tour over uneven terrain, including steps and inclines.
Overview
Delve deep into Sydney’s haunted Quarantine Station on the Extreme Ghost Hunt, where you wield real ghost hunting tools alongside seasoned investigators. Prepare for a gripping night of haunting tales and locked-door access to some of the station’s most eerie sites.
Adventure Tips
Wear sturdy shoes
The tour involves uneven surfaces, steps, and inclines across the historic grounds. Flat, enclosed walking shoes are essential.
Arrive early for parking
Free parking is available on site but arriving 30 minutes early helps with shuttle connections and settling in.
Age restriction applies
This experience is strictly 18+ due to intense themes and mature content in the stories shared.
No personal recording devices
To maintain the integrity and privacy of investigations, only still photography is allowed; video or audio devices are prohibited.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Eastern water dragons basking on rocks near the headlands
- Noisy miner birds and native bush parrots in the surrounding national park
History
The Quarantine Station dates back to 1832, built to isolate arrivals suspected of infectious diseases and shaping Sydney’s public health history for over a century.
Conservation
The site sits within Sydney Harbour National Park; conservation efforts focus on preserving native flora and fauna alongside the historic buildings.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Enclosed walking shoes
Protect your feet on uneven, historic grounds and maintain comfort during extended walking.
Rain jacket/umbrella
Weather in spring can be unpredictable; stay dry and comfortable through sudden showers.
spring specific
Insect repellent
Keep bugs at bay while moving through bush and national park areas adjacent to the station.
summer specific
Warm layers
Night air can drop in temperature significantly; layering prevents cold fatigue during the tour.
fall|winter specific