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The beautiful Oak raven is now a firm Twilight favourite amongst our team and guests, spending so many weekends here over the years, we all have so many wonderful memories. The moment you arrive you feel the stress leave your body, knowing a weekend of fun, laughter and spooky moments awaits you, creating memories that last a life time. 

Our home for the weekend is Oak raven field centre but was. Originally Plump hill school which opened in 1887. It closed in the 1980s but still holds so many original features- it totally takes you back in time. The rooms are spread across two floors and are bunk beds to sleep in and are surprisingly cosy.  It’s warm fire places are so inviting, we keep them constantly burning and incorporate fire in to the witchcraft side of work we will be doing with you.
This particular weekend is focused on witchcraft and spells, with late night ghost hunting and seances. Out ghost hunting equipment is available for you to use all weekend and we will explain how to use all of it so you can get the best out of your time with us. 
We recant wait to return and make more Twilight memories with you all!

The weekend away includes:
*Accomodation in the haunted Victorian school 
*Breakfast, dinner, Snacks & refreshments and we are also including an afternoon tea for those who want to join in!
*Both nights ghost hunts
*Witchcraft workshops & spells (inc ingredients)
*Access to paranormal equipment all weekend 

This is an extremely popular location and event, our tickets sell out fast so we do advise you to book early!

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Due to huge popularity for our Friday 13th event this November, we have already booked the same experience for you next year!
It may seem a long way off but we wanted to make sure we have the ONLY Friday 13th of the year secured with this very special event.
Our November cabin in the woods experience sold out in less than 24 hours, you can secure your place with deposits....

Due to popularity and next June’s event selling out, we have booked a second date for the spookiest month of the year- October!
A weekend of beautiful witchcraft & paranormal experiences await you... more details to be added soon!
(Or check the June’s event for more info for now)

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13 Cable street was once a home, lodgings and shop during 1888 when the murders took place. It is now home to the Jack the Ripper museum, which tells the story of life in the area at that time, the story of the ladies and offers an insight in to the kind of person Jack may have been... and possibly who.

The greatest mystery in crime history, still unsolved to this day. Now you have the opportunity to investigate the paranormal activity that is present in this building and find out if it is connected to this part of our history!

Many other crimes, murders and mysteries all took place near by- the Tower of London is only 2 minutes away!

The famous Ratcliffe murders took place near cable street as well as it being rife with opium dens and gin houses.

We have experienced the phantom smell of fire several times, heard growls in our ears in the Morgue, had our equipment fully drained in a matter of minutes, taps and knocks on command.... the activity can be immense here.

It’s time to start your ghost story and join Twilight ghost hunts this year!

Charlton house has stood for over 400 years, built between 1607 -1612 for Sir Adam newton, who was a tutor to Henry, prince of Wales- The eldest son of James l. One of London’s surviving great Jacobean mansion set in charlton park, red brick with white stone dressings and classic Jacobean styles make it stand out for miles, a very majestic and grand looking building.... with sinister secrets.

Each of the long rooms have a unique fireplace coupled with beautiful strap work ceilings and original features. It is within one of these fireplaces the remains of a baby where found and a mystery was founded. Witnesses over many years, have claimed seeing a white figure of a woman carrying a baby, is this the mother of the child who’s remains where found? The grounds have undergone a number of changes over the last four centuries but remain evocative of times gone by.


Charlton house played a vital role during the First World War . As a divisional headquarters of the Red Cross for Greenwich and Woolwich. It later served as a wartime hospital,then a museum and library and is now a community centre. This beautiful mansion has seen its fair share of occupants over the centuries, there have been reports of poltergeist activity of objects being moved and a grey lady carrying a swaddled baby. The cause of the disturbance is thought to be sir William Langhorne one of the occupants who lived in charlton house from 1680 he died in 1715 an east India merchant still never having aired an heir. His desperation for a child of his own keeps his spirit forever on the prowl for a fertile bride and mother

Our guests have experienced some very intense moments in the basest area in particular, witnessing shadows and hearing voices on our spirit boxes! Table tipping has become a highlight here with immense activity on some occasions! One one investigation we heard the piano in the Grand library play 2 notes on its own! The attic is not for the faint of heart, with many of our guests not lasting a full vigil... will you be brave enough to encounter the paranormal entities that roam the halls of Charlton house? Book on with our deposit option now!

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Join the Twilight team as we return for the 5th year running on Halloween, to one of our favourite haunted locations!

 

This building was lived in by Henry “inky” Stephens, who created the famous blue ink, making him somewhat of a Victorian celebrity!  Henry was firstly a Dr who trained with the poet Keats at the London hospital. He had a home and surgery in Redbourne  before moving to Finchley and then him and his son running the ink business. He was a very loved man locally and invested lots of love and time in to the building- he first in the area and at the time to have its own independent water supply. The gardens are beautiful by day, but can be quite scary at night- we have experienced this for ourselves!

This house was also used as a hospital and look out point during both world wars, the basement being used as a morgue for many years. The land itself dates back to the knights Templars and also has links to king Henry VIII. Avenue house was used in ww1 with the basement lending itself as a morgue & in ww2 as a look out post, as at that time it was the highest point to see over London. So many different energies exist here and our ghost stories could go on for days. Disembodied voices caught on EVP in the basement, shadows caught moving on camera- it simply is one of the best places we have the privilege to investigate!

Become a paranormal investigator for the night with our friendly and experienced team who will train you up with all of our equipment and techniques in a workshop, guide you through varied structured vigils throughout the location over the night and give you allocated time to explore and investigate the building and the grounds on your own and with friends, giving you the opportunity to hold your own vigils and experiments with our vast range of paranormal equipment!

As it’s Halloween we also encourage our guests to dress up in fancy dress for extra added fun!