Haunted Kingston

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Kingston, Ontario, is a city steeped in rich history and eerie tales, where cobblestone streets and centuries-old buildings hide stories of the past. Known for its colonial heritage, Kingston also boasts a reputation for being one of Canada's most haunted cities. From chilling encounters in historic forts to eerie happenings in abandoned prisons, there's no shortage of spine-tingling locations. In this blog, we'll list some of the most haunted places in Kingston, where the line between history and the supernatural blurs. Prepare to uncover the ghostly legends that have captivated locals and visitors alike.


    - Fort Henry
    - Kingston Penitentiary 
    - Skeleton Park
    - Rockwood Asylum
    - Rochleau Court
    - Prince George Hotel
    - Murney Tower
    - Hochelaga Inn
    - Old Empire Life Building
    - Cedar Island
    ...to name a few.

To learn more about these haunted haunts, check out Kingston's Haunted Walk, the Ghost & Mystery Trolley Tour, or the Ghost & Mystery Cruise. Or, if you're brave enough, be your own paranormal investigator and conduct some spooky research—just make sure you have permission first!

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