The Inn On The Green, Ockley

The Inn On The Green in Ockley, Surrey, is home to the ghost of a lady who met her untimely demise after being thrown from her horse during a fox hunt. This unfortunate incident resulted in unknown internal injuries that ultimately led to her passing. The inn's staff have reported strange occurrences, including the landlord's dog reacting oddly to the presence of this ghostly apparition.

Footpath at edge of wood near Oakfields estate, Wallis Wood

In the heart of Surrey's Wallis Wood, a peculiar incident took place back in the late 1980s or early 1990s. A mother and her two children were making their way back from a visit to the mobile library when they spotted a rather unusual creature sitting on the path ahead of them. The creature, described as a 1.5 metre long black cat, seemed completely unbothered by the family's presence, and after watching it for a minute or two, the family decided to turn back. It was only a year later, when they found the base of a tree covered in scratches, that they realised the significance of their earlier encounter.

Area around Anstiebury hillfort, Leith Hill

The area around Anstiebury hillfort on Leith Hill is steeped in history and paranormal activity. This site was once the battleground where Saxons clashed with Danish invaders. It's said that the restless spirits of soldiers from both camps still roam this land, reliving the fierce battle that took place here. The eerie atmosphere and stunning views of the Surrey countryside only add to the sense of unease and fascination that draws people to this haunted location.

Wotton House, Wotton

Wotton House stands serene in the Surrey countryside, its tranquil facade belying a history of unexplained occurrences. On a fateful day in 1873, Dr Samuel Wilberforce met his demise in nearby Deerleap Woods, thrown from his horse in a tragic accident. Yet, in a bizarre turn of events, his presence was felt at Wotton House, miles from the scene of his death. Four individuals reported catching glimpses of Wilberforce peering through a window, a sighting all the more peculiar given the doctor had no prior connection to the estate.

Unknown road, Winterfold

Winterfold, a small rural area in Surrey, is where a bizarre encounter took place on a chilly December evening in 1967. A driver, who had pulled over to clear his windscreen, was startled by a strange creature standing about 140 centimetres tall. The creature's head was described as glowing and oblong-shaped, and it emitted a pungent, acrid smell that was overpowering. The driver, understandably shaken, quickly jumped back into his car and sped off, leaving the creature behind.

Sutton Place, Guildford

Sutton Place in Guildford, Surrey, is home to a rather unusual haunting. Staff have reported hearing the unmistakable sounds of furniture being smashed, but whenever they investigate, they can find nothing out of the ordinary. It's as if the destruction is happening in a parallel world, or perhaps it's just a clever trick of the mind. Adding to the mystery are glimpses of a woman in white, who vanishes as quickly as she appears.