Spooks and Legends Haunted Ghost Tours

06/04/2026

Ghosts. Witches. Pirates.

What do they all have in common?

They still haunt Williamsburg.

Join Spooks & Legends Haunted Ghost Tours for our most popular experience — the Ghosts, Witches & Pirates Tour. Walk the shadowed streets of Colonial Williamsburg with our costumed guides as you uncover chilling tales of restless spirits, infamous pirates, and Virginia’s most famous witch.

Hear the story of Blackbeard’s crew, discover the fate of the Witch of Pungo, and stand before some of the most haunted locations in Virginia, including the legendary Peyton Randolph House. Along the way, you’ll meet our Witch, our Pirate, and maybe even a few spirits who never got the message that they’re dead. The tour features costumed characters, pirate lore, haunted history, and family-friendly storytelling that has made it a Williamsburg favorite for years.

📍 Colonial Williamsburg
🕗 Meets at the Capitol
☔ Tours rain or shine
👧 Children 6 & under FREE

Visit spooksandlegends.com for tickets and more information.

05/30/2026

Ghost tours are only part of what we do.

At Spooks & Legends, we believe the best stories are the ones that make you stop, look around, and see a familiar place differently.

Sometimes that means standing beneath the stars while hearing a tale of a restless spirit. Sometimes it means learning about a forgotten colonial resident, a daring pirate, an accused witch, or an event that changed Williamsburg forever.

History is filled with fascinating people, strange legends, unsolved mysteries, and moments that are every bit as captivating as any ghost story.

That’s why our tours go beyond folklore and ghost stories.

We explore the people who lived here, the choices they made, the challenges they faced, and the stories they left behind. Some are inspiring. Some are tragic. Some are mysterious. All of them are worth remembering.

Whether you join us for a haunted walk, a paranormal investigation, a history tour, or a special storytelling experience, you’ll leave with more than dates and facts.

You’ll leave with stories.

And long after the tour is over, those stories have a way of staying with you.

That’s what Spooks & Legends has always been about.

For more information about who we are, the tours we offer, and the stories we share, visit spooksandlegends.com

05/26/2026

🦇 HAPPY WORLD DRACULA DAY 🦇

On May 26, 1897, Irish author Bram Stoker published Dracula, introducing the world to Count Dracula and forever changing the landscape of horror literature.

More than 125 years later, Dracula remains one of the most recognizable monsters ever created. His influence can be found everywhere—from films and television to haunted attractions and ghost stories around the world.

While Williamsburg has no vampires lurking in the shadows (at least none that we’ve found…), the city’s centuries-old streets have inspired their own tales of restless spirits, mysterious encounters, and things that refuse to stay buried.

After all, every great ghost story begins with a simple question:

What really walks the streets after dark?

Happy World Dracula Day from Spooks & Legends Haunted Ghost Tours.

Sweet dreams… and keep an eye on your neck. 🦇

Check us out at: spooksandlegends.com

05/26/2026

05/23/2026

This Memorial Day weekend, we pause to remember the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country.

Their stories live on in the freedoms we enjoy every day. From the battlefields of the American Revolution to conflicts around the world, their sacrifice shaped the nation we call home.

As we gather with family and friends this weekend, may we take a moment to honor those who never made the journey home.

We remember. We honor. We will never forget.

🇺🇸 Memorial Day 2026 🇺🇸

05/14/2026

Most ghost tours tell you stories.

This one invites you to connect with the ghosts.

THE DEAD OF NIGHT TOUR
Presented by Spooks & Legends Haunted Ghost Tours

As darkness falls over Colonial Williamsburg, the lantern light fades… and the investigation begins. Walk the haunted streets with real paranormal equipment including Spirit Boxes, EMF Meters, Dowsing Rods, and Rem Pods. Hear chilling firsthand encounters from guides, guests, and staff who’ve experienced the unexplained for themselves.

Stand outside some of Williamsburg’s most infamous haunted locations — such as the legendary Peyton Randolph House and the eerie Public Gaol — where spirits are said to linger long after midnight.

This is an interactive paranormal investigation through one of the most haunted historic towns in America.

Will the spirits answer when you call out??

Tickets are limited and this tour sells out fast.

Book now at SpooksAndLegends.com

05/09/2026

This Mother’s Day weekend, all of us at Spooks & Legends Haunted Ghost Tours are taking a moment to honor the mothers who shaped the stories we carry with us.

The mothers who tucked us in with bedtime tales…
The mothers who passed down family legends and old superstitions. The mothers who taught us to be brave enough to walk through the dark with only a lantern and a story to guide us.

After all, without mothers… there would be no ghost stories for us to tell.

Behind every haunted portrait, every lingering spirit, every whispered tale from centuries past… was once a mother who loved fiercely, grieved deeply, protected her family, and left a mark upon the world that time could not erase.

This weekend, as the streets of Williamsburg grow quiet beneath the evening lantern glow, we remember not only the ghosts of history… but the women whose love echoes long after they are gone.

From all of the ghosts, witches, pirates, and storytellers here at Spooks & Legends — Happy Mother’s Day Weekend. May your hearts be full, your memories warm, and your loved ones near… whether seen or unseen.

05/07/2026

Do you love history… and have a curiosity for the unknown?

Spooks & Legends is looking for engaging, reliable storytellers to guide guests through the haunted streets of Colonial Williamsburg. This isn’t just a walking tour—it’s an immersive experience where history and the paranormal collide.

As a guide, you’ll lead guests through real historic locations, share chilling and historically grounded stories, and even use paranormal investigation equipment like EMF detectors and spirit boxes during select tours. Whether you already have experience or you’re willing to learn, we’ll help you get comfortable using the tools of the trade.

We’re looking for individuals who can command a crowd, tell a compelling story, and create an unforgettable atmosphere for every group.

What you’ll need:
• Strong speaking or performance skills
• Interest in history, folklore, and the paranormal
• Basic knowledge of paranormal equipment or willingness to learn
• Evening and weekend availability
• Reliability and professionalism

What you’ll get:
• Pay per tour + tips
• Flexible scheduling
• A fun, unique work environment
• The chance to bring real ghost stories to life

If you’ve ever wanted to step into the role of a storyteller, historian, and paranormal investigator all at once—this is your chance.

Dare to tell the stories others are afraid to whisper.

To apply, please email your résumé and a brief statement of interest to:
mailto:[email protected]

05/04/2026

From all of us at Spooks & Legends, we wish you a Happy National Paranormal Day.

Here in Williamsburg, history doesn’t always stay in the past. There are footsteps that don’t belong to anyone living…voices that carry through empty streets…and moments that make even the most skeptical pause.

From the Ghosts, Witches & Pirates Tour to the Dead of Night Ghost Tour, we’ve spent years walking these streets after dark.
And along the way, we’ve learned one thing for certain—

Some stories aren’t just stories.

Tonight, we invite you to lean into the unknown. Have you ever experienced something you couldn’t explain? Something you didn’t just see… but felt?

Share your story below—we’d love to hear it.

Spooks & Legends Haunted Ghost Tours
Est. 2010 | Williamsburg, Virginia

04/30/2026

After the rain, the Thomas Everard House doesn’t simply reflect in the street it doubles.

Two houses.
Two histories.
Two stories… layered on top of one another.

Most visitors see a beautiful 18th-century home. But the longer you stand there, the more you start to feel it—that quiet, lingering weight Williamsburg is known for. The kind that doesn’t come from architecture…

…it comes from memory.

Because just beyond these streets—down toward the water at Capitol Landing Creek—another story unfolded.

In May of 1812, a young man named Gregory Page, a student at the College of William & Mary, drowned there. By all accounts, he was bright… promising… the kind of life that should have stretched far beyond those quiet colonial roads. Instead, it ended in the water.

And witnesses spoke of distress… of cries that cut through the stillness before everything went silent.

Now think about that for a moment.

A town like Williamsburg doesn’t forget things like that. It absorbs them. It holds onto them.

Places like the Everard House (Gregory’s family home) stood then, just as it does now and has watched as lives have unfolded, and sometimes… as they ended too soon.

So when you see that reflection after the rain—perfect, but not quite—you have to wonder…

How many moments like his are still echoing beneath the surface?

And how many of them are still looking for their way home?