Lantern-Lit Halloween Ghost Walk | Old Town Spring Ghost Walk
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1 hour
Fitness Level
Suitable for most participants in average physical condition, involving gentle walking on paved streets.
Overview
Join a lantern-lit ghost walk through Old Town Spring with costumed guides revealing haunting stories at historic sites. Experience the town’s eerie past and chilling legends on this unique Halloween adventure.
Old Town Spring - Halloween 🎃 Ghost Walk
1 Hour | Lantern Led Ghost Tour
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About This Adventure
Embark on a captivating lantern-lit ghost walk through Old Town Spring, where a costumed guide shares chilling tales of the town's haunted history. Explore eerie sites like a ghostly guest house and a haunted saloon, uncovering the legends that linger in the shadows. Experience a night of spine-tingling storytelling!
Lantern led Ghost Walk
Adult (Ages 12+) Youth (Ages 6-11) Tour is not suitable for children 5 and under Parental discretion is advised
Duration
1 Hour
About
Join us on a lantern lit walking tour as your costumed guide brings to life the many ghost stories, legends and folklore of this old town With only the light of a lantern, your professional tour guide will lead the way. Hear tales of Old Town Spring's darker past and why some still linger.
The Haunts
- A ghostly guest house. No vacancy it seems, but the spirits have a room to themselves.
- The town's adopted train depot with a stained past.
- Wunche Bros. Saloon. Uncle Charlie's haunt.
- Doering Court, this judge's decision is final.
Adventure Tips
Wear Comfortable Shoes
The tour involves walking on uneven pavement and historic sidewalks—sturdy shoes help navigate safely after dark.
Bring a Jacket
Even fall nights in Texas can get chilly; layering up ensures comfort during the hour-long walk.
Arrive Early
Tours fill quickly around Halloween, so plan to arrive at least 15 minutes before start time to check in.
Photography Restrictions
Flash photography can disrupt the lantern-lit atmosphere—consider only using natural light if snapping photos.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Night-active bats frequently seen near the train depot
- Urban owls inhabiting large trees near Spring Creek
History
Old Town Spring grew as a railroad and supply hub in 1870s Texas, its well-preserved buildings now harboring stories of spirits and settlers alike.
Conservation
The community focuses on preserving historic architecture and promoting low-impact tourism to protect the town’s unique character.
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Recommended Gear
Comfortable Walking Shoes
Supportive shoes ensure safe, comfortable movement on historic and uneven pavement during the walk.
Light Jacket or Sweater
Layering helps maintain warmth during cooler evening temperatures.
fall|spring|winter specific
Small Flashlight or Headlamp
Optional backup light source—though the tour is lantern-lit, some guests prefer extra visibility.
Camera (No Flash)
To capture haunting scenes without disturbing the ambiance, use no-flash photography.