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.

Bypass, Christchurch

On the Christchurch Bypass in Dorset, a strange encounter took place on a summer's night. A driver and passenger were heading towards Bournemouth when they spotted a man dressed in military-style clothing standing on the central reservation. The figure was noticed at around 01:30 on August 4, 2017. When the car was turned around to take another look, the man had vanished into thin air. The sudden disappearance was accompanied by a chill in the car's temperature and some mild electrical interference, adding to the eerie atmosphere of the encounter.

Corfe Lodge and surrounding area, Corfe Mullen

Corfe Lodge in Corfe Mullen, Dorset, is home to a gentle ghost known as the Lavender Lady. This kindly spirit was seen multiple times over a twenty year period, from the 1950s to the 1960s, always with her hair styled in plaits. The ghost was reportedly seen by a maid on three separate occasions, each time standing above her as she lay in bed. The Lavender Lady's appearances were characterised by their peaceful nature, with no reports of malicious intent or frightening behaviour.

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.

B3078, Wimborne

On the misty roads of Dorset, near Wimborne, a spine-tingling sight has been reported by locals and travellers alike. A coffin, eerily perched on the roadside, seems to appear out of nowhere on the B3078, close to Clapgate Junction. However, when you try to take a closer look, it vanishes into thin air. The story goes that the coffin might belong to someone who took their own life, and as a result, they were denied a churchyard burial, being laid to rest near this very spot instead.

Soldier's Clump, Corfe Mullen

Soldier's Clump in Corfe Mullen is a spot that's best avoided after dark, locals will tell you. It's not that the area is particularly eerie or foreboding, but rather that it's said to be haunted by the long dead soldiers who seem to linger here. You can't quite put your finger on why, but there's a feeling that you're being watched, and that's enough to make most people steer clear. The haunting manifestation here is characterised by an unsettling presence, as if the spirits of former soldiers are still patrolling this stretch of woodland.