Buck Hill Falls

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This now-closed inn was originally opened by Quakers in 1901 and remained in business until 1990. Its haunted status merited it a place on the MTV show “Fear.” Witnesses say that a woman committed suicide in room 62 just before her wedding, and her ghost has been seen. The men’s restroom in the basement is also said to be haunted. Reports say the building was damaged by arson in 2003 and is currently up for sale.

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Geographic Information

Address:
Falls Dr.
Mountainhome, PA 18326
United States

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GPS:
41.189221890307536, -75.26630196455687
County:
Monroe County, Pennsylvania
Nearest Towns:
Mountainhome, PA (1.1 mi.)
Parkside, PA (6.1 mi.)
Mount Pocono, PA (6.9 mi.)
Pocono Springs, PA (9.6 mi.)
Tannersville, PA (10.5 mi.)
Gouldsboro, PA (10.6 mi.)
Emerald Lakes, PA (10.6 mi.)
Pocono Pines, PA (11.3 mi.)
Saw Creek, PA (12.4 mi.)
East Stroudsburg, PA (13.8 mi.)

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  1. I went here with friends the last time it was open for Halloween in 2002. it was so creepy!! We had someone walk past us in a hallway. they didn’t say anything…just walked past. we’re still trying to figure out if it wa a real person or a ghost.

  2. In December 2016, I went on a double date to this giant haunted resort. They were actually mid-knocking it down when we visited. I didn’t believe in ghosts until I visited this resort. The second I stepped foot in the building, I went to go take a video. I viewed the video once, seeing orbs flying everywhere and weird foggy faces. I went to show my boyfriend the video, and my phone magically died when it was fully charged. It did not turn back on until we left the building. The rumors were that the 3rd floor is the most haunted, and the second we stepped foot on that floor, the temperature felt like it dropped by at least 20°. We heard a door slam multiple times on that floor, and you felt presence. Me and my group remembered where we came in by remembering doors, halls, certain graffiti, etc. We could not find our way out for a long time, it was as if it we were walking in circles in the basement. I saw a shadow, and heard whispering voices down there. It’s a shame they knocked this piece of art down. Should have made money bringing people in for haunted tours. Wish I could go back.

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