Devil's Jumps, Churt

The Devil's Jumps, a series of three hills in Churt, Surrey, are steeped in local legend. They say the Devil himself created these mounds when he was chased by Mother Ludlam, a notorious local witch. Apparently, the Devil had nicked Mother Ludlam's cauldron and she wasn't having it. As he ran, every step he took created a great mound of earth, forming the hills that stand today. It's a story that's been passed down through the years, leaving behind a fascinating piece of paranormal history.

Lythe Hill Hotel, Haslemere

The Lythe Hill Hotel in Haslemere is said to be haunted by the ghost of Anne of Cleves, the fourth wife of Henry VIII. She was banished to this very building, which was once a grand residence. According to legend, Anne would walk through the bricked-up doorways that were once part of the building's layout. This eerie phenomenon has been reported by numerous guests and staff over the years. In the mid 2000s, the hotel even charged a premium for stays in the allegedly haunted room, with the extra cost covering additional insurance and ghost hunting equipment hire.

Lythe Hill Hotel, Haslemere

The Lythe Hill Hotel in Surrey is said to be haunted by a phantom apparition. The Katherine of Aragon Suite is the epicentre of this paranormal activity, with guests reporting strange occurrences and sightings. The hotel makes things even spookier by providing ghost hunting equipment for those who dare to stay in this room.

Church, Frensham

Frensham Church stands quietly in the Surrey countryside, its ancient stones bearing witness to centuries of history. Among its many secrets, one intriguing tale revolves around a mysterious cauldron said to have been pilfered from fairies that once lived nearby. Some stories, however, attribute the cauldron to a white witch, adding a layer of enigma to this already captivating relic. The church's surroundings also hold a certain mystique, with earthen mounds near a pond believed to have been created by the Devil himself, rumoured to bring bad luck to those who disturb them.

A3, Milford

Milford Junction on the A3 in Surrey is a spot where a rather unusual ghostly encounter took place on 6 November 2010. An off-duty police officer was driving home around 20:00h when he was startled by a motorbike coming towards him on the wrong side of the road. He had to brake and swerve to avoid a collision. As he stopped, he checked his mirrors but there was no sign of the bike. He did recall seeing the headlight of the bike as he swerved, but the rest of the vehicle seemed to be invisible.

Waverley Abbey, Waverley

Waverley Abbey, a place steeped in history and mystery, is said to be haunted by the ghost of a former Cardinal. This spectral figure has been reportedly seen drifting around the dining hall, with some believing it stands guard over a hidden treasure. The story goes that the Cardinal's ghostly apparition has been a recurring sighting, leaving many to wonder about its presence. On a separate note, the writer William Cobbett claimed to have seen a large grey cat while visiting the abbey, which some might find intriguing.