Most Haunted Places in Texas

Join us on a chilling expedition through the heartland of Texas as we uncover dark histories and ghostly secrets from some of the state's most infamous haunted locales. From a historic hotel harboring the spirits of guests who never really checked out, to desolate country roads where the dead wander after dark, each stop on this journey offers a glimpse into the Lone Star State's most terrifying paranormal hotspots. Dare to tread the blood-soaked battlegrounds of the one of the most famous mission's on Earth, and get ready to brave the horrors of old hill folklore that saturate a massively remote region... Are you sure you're ready to confront all of the supernatural Texas has to offer?

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[georgehutto]

Native Texan here, I live 20 miles from Bragg Rd and have been there and never seen anything unusual but it’s a nice drive….but my primary comment would be how in the heck do y’all make a video about haunted Texas without mentioning Galveston where I have seen some very supernatural stuff? If for some strange reason y’all didn’t come across any mentions of Galveston being haunted while making this video, you could make an entire video just on Galveston. 5, 000 people died there in one night.

[CheesusSVT]

The small towns in Texas are low key creepy. A lot of time has passed... The buildings still are standing, and people live in them and rent them out... Appreciate the video man. Sharing it with some friends. ❤

[IcyMoon]

So I lived in corpus a while. As far as the Lexington, I did go in on a self guided tour and was quite annoyed by a man who stopped me to talk to me about the ship, how it worked, how they lived, what they wore. Turns out I was annoyed by that spirit of the sailor. Because after a while, he just seemed to disappear and no one else knew who I was talking about when I asked about him

[jbcoker]

The USS Lexington offers overnight paranormal tours. You can stay overnight in the ship.

[Rebel_Lord_Taron]

Shout-out from Texas!!!! I love my Haunted State!!! #Texas #CFH

[brianlawson]

Always ready for history mixed with paranormal. Thank you.

[armychic]

We celebrated my mom's 80th birthday at The Driskill Hotel. It's gorgeous! Had no idea it was considered to be one of Texas' most haunted, but I can see why. Sure would have loved to do some exploring.

[moonprincesst.s.h.ever]

I live in San Antonio, Texas, and I have to say that you spoke the Spanish words very well. 🤠🐴👏🏽

[seehu]

I met Charlie on my first tour of the Lexington. Had no idea until years later that he wasn’t supposed to be there. I’d love to see him again someday.

[WesleyPloveslockedonAstros]

I figured Galveston would have been on this list. You could do one video on Galveston alone....

[trentk]

Pretty cool. But you left out the Faust Hotel in New Braunfels.

[ashstorm]

I've lived in Texas my whole life. The locations in this video only scratch the surface of the hauntings this state has. Pretty much every place in Texas has its own ghost stories and legends. I don't know a single place that isn't haunted here

[WickedWest]

Little girl fell down stairs at the Driscoll

[joshuabrown]

5th generation Texan here, good video but you left out the Hotel Galvez in Galveston. The Lovelorn Lady is known throughout most of the Republic. Also, Sarah Jane road in Port Neches is pretty famous.

[KongTown]

Texas In The House Nice Video Thank You 💯

[yellowrose]

I love my state. Brag road is cool and the rail road worker is the story I heard.

[jason-bucy]

I live close to Saratoga and Braggs road is famous but I have never seen anything on the road or anyone I know and I’ve been all hours of the night.

[shannonmanley]

I Love these videos, plz keep them coming.

[theresadepp]

I was born in San Antonio. Even though I now live in Montana I’m TEXAN through and through! I love my home state!!

[pvhkpdy]

The Austin hotel reminds me of The Overlook Hotel in The Shining.