An Overnight At South Carolina's Most Haunted Cabin In The Woods Will Make Your Hair Stand On End

What are some of the most haunted places in South Carolina? 

If you’re a paranormal enthusiast like we are, we suspect you’ll love South Carolina; it’s a state with hundreds of years of history, and with that much history comes plenty of ghost stories. Sometimes, it seems like no matter where you turn, you’re sure to run into some kind of spooky legend. Some of the most notoriously haunted places in South Carolina include Oakwood Cemetery, which is literally said to be the most haunted place in all of the state. Electronics behave strangely here, and people have reported seeing things like shadow people, orbs, apparitions and more. It’s also not uncommon to experience a strange, seemingly sentient white mist on the grounds. Yikes! If creepy haunted cemeteries is your thing, you’ll also want to check out Montrose Cemetery, which is in Darlington. This locale is so well-known for its restless spirits that it’s been investigated more than once by professional ghost hunting crews.  

Where can I go ghost hunting in South Carolina? 

As long as you’re careful to ensure that you are not trespassing, ghost hunting in South Carolina will come easily to you. There are those two aforementioned cemeteries – Oakwood and Montrose – that are open to visitors even after dark. Should you be interested in haunted bridges with legendarily dark histories, you’ll want to investigate the Seven Devils Bridge, in Woodruff, and Anderson’s ever-eerie crybaby bridge, which is the stuff of local legend. The crybaby bridge is said to be especially terrifying at night, if you’re brave enough to stop your car and park it. Legend has it you’ll hear the sounds of a baby crying and you’ll see the apparition of a woman searching for her lost child here as well. Yeah, nope - we’re gonna have to pass on that – but you can have a blast! For more ideas, check out this list of 15 of the most haunted places in South Carolina.