Badbury Rings, Shapwick

Badbury Rings, a historic hillfort in Dorset, is said to be the site of King Arthur's legendary victory over the Saxons in the sixth century. But that's not all - this ancient site has also been associated with a range of paranormal activity. A ghostly warrior on horseback has been spotted, as well as a spectral woman clad in a black dress. And if that's not enough, there's also an ugly dwarf-like entity that's been known to peer into the windows of parked cars. It's little wonder that Badbury Rings has become a hotspot for paranormal enthusiasts and history buffs alike.

White Mill Hole, Sturminster Marshall

Deep in the heart of Dorset, where the River Stour flows gently through Sturminster Marshall, lies the enigmatic White Mill Hole. This unassuming spot has been the subject of local legend for generations, centred around a purloined bell from the nearby Knowlton church tower. The story goes that thieves, fearing discovery, hid the bell in the river, and it's said that not even the combined efforts of all the devils in hell could retrieve it. The tale is a testament to the enduring power of local folklore and the mystique that surrounds this tranquil stretch of water.

King Charles Inn Inn, Poole

The King Charles Inn in Poole has a reputation for being one of the town's most haunted venues. Staff and customers have reported strange occurrences, including disembodied footsteps echoing through the corridors and a faint young female voice that's been picked up by some. It's not just the unexplained noises that have people talking, but also the mysterious disappearances of items and electrical equipment malfunctions that have been logged over the years.

Area around the church, Witchampton

The area around Witchampton Church in Dorset is said to be haunted by the ghost of a former monk. This eerie presence is linked to the site's history as a former abbey. The monk's ghost is known to appear and then mysteriously disappear into the entrance of a concealed tunnel. The exact date and time of these sightings are unknown, adding to the enigma. The haunting has been documented, though specific details are scarce, leaving much to the imagination.

Ashley Wood Golf Club, Blandford Forum

Ashley Wood Golf Club in Blandford Forum is home to a rather unusual ghost story. They say that if you're having a round of golf here, you might hear the sound of a horse and carriage making its way around the course, particularly if you're at the nineteenth hole. It's a strange phenomenon that has been reported by numerous golfers over the years, but strangely, no one seems to have actually seen the carriage itself. It's as if the sound of clip-clopping hooves and rattling wheels are all that's left of a long-forgotten journey.

Lambs Green Inn Inn, Corfe Mullen

The Lambs Green Inn in Corfe Mullen, Dorset, is home to a ghost who has been named Ethel. This inn, like many old establishments, has its share of paranormal activity centred around Ethel's presence. While there's limited information on when these sightings began or the nature of Ethel's connection to the inn, her ghostly appearances have become a recognised part of the inn's history.