TourismOhio Releases List of Haunted Destinations to Discover Across the State this Fall

(COLUMBUS, Ohio) - This Halloween season, TourismOhio invites thrill-seekers and ghost enthusiasts to explore 24 haunted locations across the state. From eerie state parks to historically haunted hotels, Ohio is brimming with paranormal hotspots waiting to be discovered.

In celebration of the spooky season, TourismOhio has unveiled "Haunted Ohio: 24 Must-Visit Places," showcasing unique destinations that offer both spine-tingling experiences and family-friendly options.

"TourismOhio's extensive list of haunted locations is always popular, regardless of the season," said Lydia Mihalik, director of the Ohio Department of Development, which oversees TourismOhio. "Whether you're seeking thrills or looking for a more family-friendly option, this list showcases many unique Ohio destinations."

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Intrepid travelers can check out the full list online now at Ohio.org. The list also includes additional nearby attractions and seasonal events, and a downloadable map for ghost hunting on the go. Highlighted spots include the infamous Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield, the not-so-hopeful Hope Furnace Ruins in Lake Hope State Park, and the paranormally packed Park Hotel in Put-in-Bay.

"This fall, let Ohio be the heart of your Halloween adventure," said Sarah Wickham, state tourism director. "From experiencing the haunted history of Cleveland's Franklin Castle to making yourself at home with the ghostly guests of Marietta's Lafayette Hotel, there's no shortage of spooky fun here in the Buckeye State."

Find more not-so-scary adventures at the Fall in Ohio landing page on Ohio.org.

Operating within the Ohio Department of Development, TourismOhio works to showcase all Ohio has to offer as a place of adventure, a place of promise, and the place for you.

The Ohio Department of Development empowers communities to succeed by investing in Ohio's people, places, and businesses. Learn more about our work at development.ohio.gov.

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For Immediate Release:
Sept. 27, 2024

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Mason Waldvogel
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