Newcastle Ghost Hunt Castle Keep: Join Alone In The Dark Entertainment at our home the Castle Keep for another exciting Ghost Hunt!
Every weekend, we host events at the castle, but some weekend are booked by other groups.
** from £19.99 deposit **
Event Includes: Ghost Hunting, buffet or Pizza Hut, Ghost Hunter Packed Lunch, full use of over £16.000 worth of equipment, full use of all spiritual tools, Ouija boards, Black Mirrors you can also use night vision cams etc, Mediums, team task's, lone vigils and much more... Feel free to bring our own equipment along!
We also host many other nights and have over 13 ghost walking tours in Newcastle.
We are number 1 in the North East for paranormal events.
We hold £10.000.000 worth of insurence.
All staff are fully traind and are CRB checked.
We also a VAT Reg company and are not like most groups.
We wont leave you in a room doing nothing all night!!
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