6 Spooky Ghost Tours in the DMV

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1. DC Ghost Tours

Brush Stroke DC Ghost Tours offers a 60-minute, 8 stop ghost tour starting at the Treasury Building. Enjoy spooky stories about DC but its not too scary for little ones. Year-round.

2. Congressional Cemetery Tours

Brush Stroke Find tours year round plus a book club every other month but find extra spooky strolls in September and October.

3. Alexandria Colonial Tours

Brush Stroke Follow guides dressed in 18th-century costumes by lantern light. Enjoy stories of Old Town’s history & ghosts. Runs March – November.

4. Field of Fear

Brush Stroke Explore the haunted, after-hours version of Cox Farm (Centreville, VA). Open Friday and Saturday during the Halloween season. Not recommended for young children.

5. Markoff’s Forest

Brush Stroke Explore one of the scariest haunted forests in the country (located in Maryland). Open Friday-Sunday from September 30 to October 31.

6. Candlelight Ghost Tours of Frederick

Brush Stroke Discover the ghosts of Frederick on a walking ghost tour through the historic district or a cemetery tour! Not recommended for young children. Available year-round.