Cancel

    Open app

    Search

    San Jose Ghosts

    4.2 (5 reviews)
    Open Open 24 hours

    San Jose Ghosts Photos

    You might also consider

    Recommended Reviews - San Jose Ghosts

    Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
    Yelp app icon
    Browse more easily on the app
    Review Feed Illustration
    Photo of Lisa G.
    141
    7
    1

    2 years ago

    Business owner information

    Photo of Josef K.

    Josef K.

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 1
    Oh no 0
    Photo of Willow R.
    455
    123
    28

    2 years ago

    Our tour guide Lexi was super bubbly and fun. Very good story teller. So much interesting history. I recommend going on a tour.

    Business owner information

    Photo of Josef K.

    Josef K.

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    1 year ago

    Business owner information

    Photo of Josef K.

    Josef K.

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    2 years ago

    Business owner information

    Photo of Josef K.

    Josef K.

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    2 years ago

    Business owner information

    Photo of Josef K.

    Josef K.

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    Ask the Community - San Jose Ghosts

    You might also consider

    Winchester Mystery House

    Winchester Mystery House

    3.6(2.5k reviews)
    6.6 kmWest San Jose
    Free parking
    Private events

    I had a ghost experience!!! And that never happens... so worth it if you're into that kind of…read morething. Our tour guide Courtney was awesome, especially for being 103 yrs old! she made it super fun, kept a good pace, answered lots of questions and had the perfect vibes for hosting. Anyways, my ghost story was somewhere between the transition from the 1st and 2nd floors, just after the room with the piano music playing, my cousin and I were chatting not even during one of the guided portions it was literally during the walking part and someone clear as day shushed me right in my ear, but there wasn't anyone next to us, and my cousin didn't hear the aggressive "shhhhhh!!!". It was weird and freaky, but not scary. Super fun experience, great to learn so much about Sarah and her eccentric life - she's my kind of heiress!

    Sarah Winchester is an interesting woman in local history, so we decided to tour San Jose's…read moreWinchester Mystery House. Booked and paid for our reservation online. I received an immediate confirmation and additional info, like parking, etc., which I appreciated. They also texted a reminder 24 hours ahead. Parking was a breeze and their lot wasn't full, but that may have been due to it being a dreary Sunday in April. The grounds are nice and we enjoyed walking around a bit before our tour. Lots of vibrant flowers and everything appeared well cared for. There was a private wedding party going on, so some of the grounds were blocked off. Our tour guide, Savanna, was very knowledgeable and seemed to really understand and care about the history of the house. The only problem we had was the size of the group we were put in. Most of the rooms are quite small, as are the hallways and staircases. We couldn't all fit in the room to hear her speak so missed some of what she said. There was another group right behind us, and sometimes I could hear that guide better than my own. They offer discounts for seniors and kids 12 and under, but otherwise is a bit pricey at $48 for adults to spend an hour walking through the house. I was disappointed that none of the furnishings are original. It's just been staged with furniture from the approximate period. We also paid for the basement access, and at $13 each (no discounts) it was an absolute waste. Very little to see there. It's just a basement. The cafe was closed while we were there, which was disappointing. Interesting to read about Sarah Winchester and her house, but not really worth the price to visit.

    Photos
    Winchester Mystery House
    Winchester Mystery House
    Winchester Mystery House

    See all

    Roaring Camp Railroads - Conductor George. The man, the myth,the legend.

    Roaring Camp Railroads

    3.8(914 reviews)
    36.7 km

    This was our second time riding this train. Our first time it was only my husband and I for our…read moreanniversary. We went up through the redwood Forrest and we loved it. We waned our kids to experience it. So we paid over $300 for a family of 8. This time we caught the round trip from Santa Cruz to roaring railroad where we stayed for an hour. Not much to do but there was an activity table for kids. My 5 year old wanted to color so I let him color. I stepped off to the side and some old ass lady shouted at me saying I needed to stay by my children at all times. To which I responded I can clearly see my child and she needed to mind her business. And before that my girls were looking at the Banana slug she was showing and they had asked why it's called a banana slug and she was just a smartass. My kids were even thrown off by the way she talked to them. Seems to me there are plenty of Karen's that work there. The views are beautiful on the train. I will say that. I love nature. But the little train depot station, is not IT.

    Really cool experience! How often do you get to ride a steam-powered train through a redwood…read moreforest? Our conductor Colin was humorous, informative, and gave us plenty to knowledge bits and time to enjoy the redwoods. The train has two types of train cars: covered and uncovered. I would definitely recommend opting for the uncovered parking to fully enjoy the majestic redwoods! We went during Easter weekend, so the tickets were slightly more than usual, and there were lots of kids on the train with their Easter baskets. We didn't realize the Easter egg hunt was only for kids, so we were disappointed in that we didn't get to participate; although, now that I think about it, I guess they can't have a bunch of people running through the woods looking for Easter eggs...a disaster waiting to happen (LOL). Definitely recommend booking tickets ahead of time. Parking is $10. We got to the campgrounds early so watched a blacksmith demonstrating his craft, played some games, and walked the Nature Walk Loop at Henry Cowell Regional Park, which was literally right across the railroad tracks. They also had some shops, kid activities, and a musician. Food nothing to write home about, but it's available if needed. If you're making a trip to Santa Cruz, it's worth stopping by!

    Photos
    Roaring Camp Railroads - Class in session

    Class in session

    Roaring Camp Railroads - Town's Marshall post

    Town's Marshall post

    Roaring Camp Railroads - Wedding day | 1985Luke Photography

    See all

    Wedding day | 1985Luke Photography

    Walk and Sip Capitola Village - DELICIOUS!!! My FAV from the event :)

    Walk and Sip Capitola Village

    5.0(2 reviews)
    41.5 km

    This was my first time experiencing the Walk & Sip in Capitola and let me be the first to tell you,…read moreI will be going every year from this point forward. I had the absolute best time, met some really great people, drank some outstanding wine, and enjoyed every single store I went into that participated in the event. The event was very well done, super organized, and there was a ton of selection, which was very impressive. Only two places had something other than wine, that being three different kinds of beer then another place had two different kinds of cider. And yes, I tried all the beer, all the cider and as much wine as I could get my hands on! They had so many vendors that it was literally impossible to make it to all of them in the time frame given for the event. I found it really creative and super helpful that they pinned an orange balloon outside of every single art gallery or store that was participating in the event so we could determine which place to go next by simply by standing on the street. I also loved the commemorative stemless wine glass they gave out with each ticket purchase. The weather was beautiful, the wines were delicious (oh! And some stores even had snacks for us to enjoy, which was a very thoughtful touch). What a fantastic way to spend a Saturday! I absolutely loved it and will be back next year for sure :) 5 Stars ALL THE WAY.

    We had a great time at our first sip and stroll in Capitola. The weather was perfect for it. We got…read moreto see some of the cool shops in the area, even picked up a few souvineers. There was a wide variety of wineries and types of wine being served as well as some fun snacks.

    Photos
    Walk and Sip Capitola Village - Bent Dime Winery Somalia ~ He made us the BEST wine spritzer with this delicious wine!

    Bent Dime Winery Somalia ~ He made us the BEST wine spritzer with this delicious wine!

    Walk and Sip Capitola Village - Laura Junod will be your guide for the day.

    Laura Junod will be your guide for the day.

    Walk and Sip Capitola Village - Blooming flowers and stunning architecture along the walk.

    See all

    Blooming flowers and stunning architecture along the walk.

    San Jose Ghosts - historicaltours - Updated May 2026

    Loading...
    Loading...
    Loading...