Ghost Trackers Kids Tour at Sydney’s Quarantine Station
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for children aged 8 and older with moderate mobility; involves walking on uneven ground and inclines.
Overview
Step into Sydney’s haunted Quarantine Station with the Ghost Trackers Kids Tour—an immersive 2-hour adventure combining spine-tingling ghost stories with historic exploration perfect for families.
Ghost Trackers Kids Tour
Ages 8-14 Years • 2 Hours • Great For Kids
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About This Adventure
Embark on a thrilling 2-hour ghost hunting adventure at Sydney's Quarantine Station, one of Australia's most haunted locations. Perfect for families, this experience combines chilling ghost stories with the chance to explore historic grounds. Suitable for ages 8 and up, it's an unforgettable journey into the paranormal!
Duration
2 Hours
About
Get the whole family together for a spooky 2 hour adventure filled with ghost stories and ghost hunting! Learn about ghosts and why we believe this site is haunted. Available for families on weekends and during school holidays. Birthday parties, youth groups or school excursions can be pre-booked anytime.
Recommended for children aged 8+. All bookings must include a child aged 8-14 years and children must be accompanied by an adult. No adult only groups. Moderate mobility and fitness required as well as comfortable walking shoes.
More info
Tread the path of Haunted Souls.. Sydney's Quarantine Station on North Head is one of Australia's most haunted sites! As darkness descends over Q Station’s historic buildings, the burial ground and empty pathways… the time comes to encounter the ghosts of our site.
Sydney’s former Quarantine Station on North Head is reputed to be one of Australia’s most haunted sites, with stories of ghosts and paranormal occurrences entwined throughout its history. Ghost tours have operated here since the early 1990s. Sceptic, believer, family, friends or corporate groups - we have a tour for you!
Find us on Instagram @quarantineghosttours
*Friday night special: Treat yourself to a 10% discount on dinner at Boilerhouse Kitchen & Bar for you and the fam when booked in for a tour! See special code in confirmation of your booking.
Interested in events at Q? Click here: https://qstation.com.au/whats-on/
Adventure Tips
Wear sturdy, enclosed walking shoes
The tour covers uneven paths with steps and inclines; avoid sandals or open-toed shoes.
Arrive 30 minutes early
Allow ample time to park and catch the shuttle from the Q Station Hotel Reception to the wharf.
No personal recording devices
Photography is allowed, but no audio or video recording equipment during the tour.
Bring weather appropriate gear
Tours proceed rain or shine—pack a rain jacket or sun protection depending on forecast.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Australian magpies that frequent the parkland
- Occasional sightings of swamp wallabies in the nearby bush
History
Established in 1832, Sydney’s Quarantine Station was used to isolate potentially infectious arrivals and is known for its layered history of immigration and disease control.
Conservation
The site is part of a national park heritage reserve where efforts focus on preserving native bushland and maintaining historical structures to minimize environmental impact.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Enclosed walking shoes
Protect feet and provide support for uneven, sometimes steep pathways.
Rain jacket or umbrella
Weather can turn quickly; stay dry without interrupting the tour.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Headlamp or flashlight
Useful if tours extend into dusk or dimly-lit areas.
Warm layers
Evenings can get cold, so bring extra warmth for comfort.
fall|winter specific