Mountain Village 1890 Haunted History Tour

Mountain Village 1890 is a collection of houses, commercial buildings, and community structures, all built and occupied during the second half of the 1800s.
Each structure is furnished, adorned, and maintained, just as they would have been when they were in use 120 - 150 years ago. Mountain Village 1890 is a living snapshot of the post-Civil War, Reconstruction era of the Ozarks.

Beneath the village lies a cave that has been in use by humans for over three thousand years. Evidence of prehistoric Cliff Dwelling Native Americans, Spanish and French explorers, modern Native American tribes, Confederate and Union soldiers during the Civil War, hunters, trappers, outlaws, moonshiners, smugglers, and early pioneer settlers, have been discovered in and around the area.

As if that wasn't amazing enough in and of itself, the place is also actively haunted by some of those who once lived, worked, fought, and died here. For years, employees and visitors to Mountain Village 1890 have reported a myriad of strange activities; from disembodied voices, to solid apparitions.

Mountain Village 1890, in conjunction with William Fleming, of ‘Ghost of a Chance: Paranormal Research & Investigations’, is now offering everyone the opportunity to tour a real haunted ghost town and get a taste of living history while experiencing what it’s like to be a ghost hunter with an experienced paranormal investigator.

There are no costumes, no props, and no special effects. This is a real ghost town haunted by real ghosts.

This is a limited engagement event. Check our timeline for current schedule. Tours begin at nightfall. Approximate start times will be announced on the main page a couple days prior to the date. We will also be announcing special events where you can come spend the night at the Village. Check with us frequently for details.

Admission is $12 at the door. Children 12 and under are half price.

Bring your cameras, and audio recording devices!

Located at: 1011 C.S. Woods Boulevard
Bull Shoals, Arkansas
Right off of HW. 178, 1/4 mile behind Harps