Ghost Tours of Niagara at Fort George

My boyfriend and I had our first ghost walk here. Our tour guide Kyle was fantastic! His passion and connection to Fort George immediately provided us with a sense of connection to the surrounding environment.If my history teachers taught history the way Kyle lead us through it, I would have been much more interested!We unfortunately didn't have any sightings, but Kyle ensured to keep the creepy" reminders coming lol! He kept a great balance of charisma throughout the night alleviating some tension that his stories caused.The fog at the end was crazy and couldn't have been better timed. I would love to enjoy this ghost walk again.Shoutout to all of the staff that take turns facing the ghosts alone

If, like me, you are fascinated by the paranormal and history, then this ghost tour is a must! I've done it twice, the last time just before Hallowe'en, and will definitely go again. The guides are very knowledgeable and entertaining, and the stories fascinating. Although I personally didn't see or experience anything on my visits, I'm hopeful that I will one day! The tunnel is very cool and certainly creepy when inside. Looking forward to the 2023 season!

Kyle was a fantastic tour guide! Leading up to our private tour he provided consistent and clear communication and answered all my questions. For the tour itself, he was very enthusiastic and an engaging storyteller! We will definitely book another tour in the future!

We had a wonderful discussion about the story behind the tours with them. They were very knowledgeable about the history and we look forward to having another tour soon!

Had Kyle I believe, awesome speaker/guide. Well worth the trip and money. Loved learning the history on top of the ghost stories.Tunnel is very creepy. Didn't encounter any activity but hope to one day, went twice last year and hoping to go again this year.

Was enjoyable for sure.My only beef was lack of access to the creepiest places to be for example the upstairs in the barracks ( saw it years ago in the day). But the coolest building is the officer barracks and the powder keg.Not sure why we couldn’t access those areas as they are the creepiest. Guide was awesome and told great stories. Wish more emphasis on the ghosts was prevalent.Id still recommend for sure.and would go back again if I knew I could see the areas that were restricted.

I guess I was expecting something else.What I wanted was a tour of the fort, focusing on the people who lived, worked and died there, and perhaps some connections to sightings as a bonus.What I got, was a very abbreviated fort tour, with limited access to a few buildings, focused primarily on telling stories about previous ghost tours or employees and what they encountered.Guides were professional, entertaining and enthusiastic.

From the moment my husband and I walked in, we felt an energy shift on the grounds of Fort George. We talked about our experienced on our Youtube channel: The Blairick Project. Our tour guide was enthusiastic, engaging, and spoke upon the history of the Fort, as well as personal experiences he and other employees encountered. It made for a spooky and entertaining evening! Maybe we’ll just have to go back to explore the tunnel after COVID is over.

Our guide was amazing, great story teller, humorous and very informative. Would highly recommend

Finally went on my first ghost tour at fort George last night with my son. It was amazing. Kyle was our tour guide and I think he himself made it even more amazing. He's hilarious and a very good story teller. He kept things interesting the whole time. Shout out to Kieran as well who followed and closed up and gave out masks to go into the buildings. He was amazing too. I would definitely go again and I highly recommend. I work at a hotel in Niagara on the lake and I will be telling my guests it's a great tour!