Kelvedon Hatch Ghost Hunts, Essex

Dare to enter the haunted depths of Kelvedon Hatch with Haunted Rooms, one of the UK’s leading ghost hunting events companies. Shrouded in mystery and spectral occurrences, this site invites you to delve into its eerie underground.

Hidden 125 feet below the serene Essex countryside, Kelvedon Hatch has been the epicentre of numerous paranormal activities, making it a thrilling exploration for every ghost hunter.

Kelvedon Hatch is renowned for its myriad of spectral entities. Reports abound of a female officer lingering in the hallways, a playful and mischievous entity, and a young man haunting the engine room. These apparitions, coupled with the poltergeist activity, mysterious sounds, and whispers, have contributed to the location’s fearsome reputation.

The labyrinth of pitch-black corridors and forgotten chambers within the bunker are rife with paranormal occurrences. Shadows seem to approach, unseen entities touch the living, and the atmosphere is laden with unnerving anticipation, making every step a journey into the unknown.

Join us for a night of attempted spirit interaction, using advanced ghost hunting gadgets to communicate with the ghosts that linger in the depths.

Experience glass divination, table tipping, and group human pendulum experiments, and if you dare, try the Ouija boards to converse with the entities lurking in the shadows.

Are you ready for an unforgettable journey into the shadows? Discover the secrets lying beneath the surface. Will you answer the call of Kelvedon Hatch and face the phantoms residing in its haunted depths?

Spots will fill up quickly for this one, so hurry and book now!

Deposits are available for just £20 per person.

Kelvedon Hatch, a relic of the Cold War era, stands as a silent witness to the tensions and fears of a world on the brink of nuclear catastrophe. Built in 1952, this clandestine bunker was part of the ROTOR project, a defensive strategy designed to shield hundreds from the horrors of nuclear warfare.

Though its doors never had to be sealed in the face of actual nuclear threat, the bunker was a hive of activity during various drills and tests, its systems humming to life in preparation for a disaster that, fortunately, never came.

In 1991, the government decommissioned Kelvedon Hatch, and it was acquired by the Parrish family. It was then that it opened its doors to the public, transforming from a secretive shelter to a museum, revealing to the curious eyes a glimpse of life during the nuclear age.

The village of Kelvedon Hatch itself has a rich tapestry of history, with its first mentions dating back to the Domesday Book of 1086. Over the centuries, it has seen its population evolve, from affluent landowners to struggling agricultural workers, and it now serves as a quaint commuter hub, its population around 2,500 according to the latest census.

This bunker, with its labyrinthine corridors and chambers shrouded in shadows, whispers tales of a bygone era, of secrets and fears entombed in its walls, offering a unique journey into the past for those who dare to explore its haunted depths.

For just £65 per person you will enjoy:

• Use of our equipment which includes, ghost hunting gadgets and mediumship tools,
• Expert advice and discussion about the paranormal,
• Taking part in spiritual experiments including séances and glass divination,
• Ghost hunting vigils in the dark,
• Exclusive access to the location, including all the most haunted areas,
• Friendly and experienced team offering help and advice,
• Your chance to ghost hunt in a haunted location at night!