If ghost hunting is your idea of a great night, then the Gribble House Paranormal Experience delivers one of the best opportunities in the city. Featured on the Travel Channel, this terrifying tour occurs nightly under darkness. Using ghost-hunting equipment, you’ll venture into the Gribble House with a guide who will recall the infamous triple murder within its walls. Many visitors leave having seen, heard, or felt a ghostly presence.
The tour isn’t suitable for children under 16
Though there’s no guarantee of ghost sightings, this is a serious tour that discourages skeptics
Unlike haunted pub crawls, this paranormal activity tour encourages visitors to abstain from alcohol for their safety
The Gribble House Paranormal Experience is at 234 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. in Savannah’s Historic District. Located near the Savannah Visitor Center and Savannah Civic Center, plenty of parking is nearby if you drive. The city has multiple routes stopping on the Gribble House’s block, though you can easily walk to the site from other attractions in Savannah. Gribble House is a 0.5-mile (0.8-kilometer) walk from the Riverfront.
Since the Gribble House Paranormal Experience is a scheduled experience that requires a reservation, we recommend arriving a few minutes before the start of the tour. Ghost tours are popular in Savannah, so buying tickets before your visit is a great way to guarantee a spot for your whole group.
There are specters and spirits allegedly haunting many of Savannah’s historic buildings. Sites like the Kehoe House (a former funeral home) and the Marshall House (a former Yellow Fever hospital) crisscross the Historic District. See these, the Gribble House, and more on a guided or self-guided walking ghost tour of Savannah offered by different tour operators in the city.
