The Print House, Tenterden

The Print House, a hotel with a rich history, has been the site of numerous paranormal occurrences. The cellar, once a hub of activity in its former life as The William Caxton, is said to be haunted by restless spirits. Several rooms upstairs have also reported ghostly apparitions, including one area where legend has it that a person took their own life. These stories are deeply ingrained in the hotel's history and continue to intrigue those who stay here.

Exact location unknown, Ash

Deep in the Kentish countryside lies the village of Ash, a place of quiet beauty and whispered legend. For generations, treasure seekers have combed the rolling hills and woodlands surrounding this sleepy town, searching for a prize of untold riches - a large statue made from solid gold, said to be hidden somewhere in these very lands. The allure of the Golden Idol has captivated many, but so far, it remains a mystery, a treasure yet to be discovered.

Wish Stream, Hawkhurst

Deep in the rolling hills of Kent, near the quaint village of Hawkhurst, lies the serene Wish Stream. It's a place where nature's beauty often leaves visitors spellbound. But on a day in May 2013, one witness experienced something that would leave a lasting impression. While walking a short distance behind an elderly man with long white hair, the witness briefly looked down, and when they raised their eyes again, the old man had vanished into thin air. The path, flanked by barbed wire fencing on either side, offered no obvious escape routes, adding to the mystery of the disappearance.

Royal Oak, Hawkhurst

The Royal Oak Hotel, a historic hotel in the heart of Hawkhurst, Kent, has a long-standing reputation for paranormal activity. Guests and staff have reported multiple sightings of apparitional figures drifting through the hotel, particularly at night. One common sighting is of a dark figure with dark eyes, seen wandering through guest rooms and corridors. Another figure is said to walk through walls, leaving witnesses both startled and fascinated.

A28, Tenterden

Tenterden's A28 road can be a pretty ordinary place, but for one woman it became a route to a rather extraordinary encounter in February 1997. She was driving along, probably lost in thought, when suddenly a semi-transparent man dressed in black stepped out right in front of her car. She hit the figure, or at least that's what it felt like, and slammed on the brakes, but when she got out to see if the man was okay, he had vanished into thin air. Her car was undamaged, which only added to the surreal nature of the whole experience.

A229, Hartley

On the A229 in Hartley, Kent, a chilling sighting has been reported. This location, a stretch of road heading towards Maidstone, has been the scene of a ghostly encounter. A driver claimed to have seen a tall, ghostly man with blonde hair and a blue tint standing in the road. The driver had to swerve violently to avoid the figure, and when they realised the man had vanished, they quickly drove off. This unsettling experience has left many wondering about the presence of a phantom figure in this area.