The Terrifying Wisconsin Road Trip That’s Creepy But Fun

Wisconsin is a great state that has made a name for itself both for hosting kind citizens and providing beautiful, natural getaways that are great for locals and tourists alike. Of course, it's also pretty creepy. There are some pretty haunted places around the state. Ever have the desire to hit up all the haunted places in Wisconsin one go? Consider going on an epic haunted road trip in Wisconsin. You'll learn all about the haunted places in Wisconsin, and there's quite a few that just might result in a few sleepless nights. You may be shocked at just how many creepy places in Wisconsin there really are.

Here you can find precisely what your haunted road trip in Wisconsin needs: a map!

Let's go on a trip to some of the creepy places in Wisconsin, shall we?

1. Kemper Center

The first stop on our trip to the creepy places in Wisconsin: Kemper Center. This was once a private seminary for girls. It was founded in 1871. It is supposedly haunted by a headless nun. She was allegedly pushed down the stairs by some very bad girls.

2. Fork in the Road Restaurant

This place was a tavern back in its early days. People hear ghostly footsteps and pool balls crashing into each other. Voices have been heard in strange places, too.

3. Pfister Hotel

This hotel is one of the most haunted in the states. Ghosts really like to terrorize visiting MLB players. Many individuals have reported seeing ghosts standing in the room, or interfering with the TV or radio. Many folks have heard of the Pfister Hotel, and it's considered one of the most haunted places in Wisconsin.

4. Maribel Caves

This hotel is named Hotel Hell for a reason. The hotel burned to the ground three times. The last time, everyone died in their sleep. Supposedly, skeletal remains are still on the upper level of the building.

5. Karsten Hotel

As we continue along our haunted road trip in Wisconsin, we can't miss the Karsten Hotel. This hotel is totally haunted--and the owners celebrate that fact. A man apparently runs up and down a hallway and plays with living children (uhhhh, creepy).

6. Union Hotel

Ghosts have haunted this hotel for decades. Apparently, a woman can be heard singing in the corner of an empty bar. The basement, especially, is a hotbed of paranormal activity.

7. Boy Scout Lane

The legend goes that a group of boy scouts were on a trip when the bus driver killed them all. In other version of the story, one of the campers dropped his lantern and everyone burned in flames. Sometimes, people claim they can see lanterns in the forest. It remains known as one of the most haunted places in Wisconsin.

8. West Cove Lanes

This bowling alley will give you the creeps. People have heard laughing when no one was there. They have also heard glasses clinking when the place was empty.

9. Summerwind Mansion

The ruins of this former grand mansion sit along a lake. One of the owners was so sure that there was a ghost that he shot at it (holes are still in the wall). He moved out and the new residents had no better luck. They reported people opening and closing doors. It has been abandoned since 1986. Anyone who goes by the house reports being thoroughly creeped out.

Only have time to explore one city? Milwaukee has plenty of haunts, and you're bound to find something fun and eerie if you're looking for a few Wisconsin ghost stories. This haunted road trip in Wisconsin may be at an end here, but we hope your scary adventures are just beginning.