Ghost Hunt at Manor Farm Rainhill, Saturday 28th March 2026

Ghost Hunt at Manor Farm Rainhill, Saturday 28th March 2026

If you enjoy haunted pubs and have a real interest in the unexplained, this event combines a classic 17th‑century inn with genuine reports of paranormal activity. Manor Farm in Rainhill, near Prescot, offers a cosy, traditional pub atmosphere by day and a far more unsettling feel once the doors close and the lights go down.

This historic building has seen centuries of life, locals and travellers pass through, and many believe not everyone has truly left. Stories of shadowy figures, unexplained footsteps and the sense of being watched have turned Manor Farm into a must‑visit location for anyone serious about ghost hunting in Merseyside.

Why Visit Manor Farm Rainhill

Manor Farm retains period character throughout, from its old beams and corners to the layout that hints at its long past as a village inn. By day, it is a friendly local pub and restaurant serving the community, but when the customers leave and the building quietens, the atmosphere changes noticeably.

Over the years, staff and visitors have spoken about odd movement in apparently empty areas, strange noises from upstairs and subtle activity around the bar and seating areas. This mixture of warmth and unease makes Manor Farm an ideal setting for a focused, late‑night paranormal investigation.

Event Details

• Date: 28th March 2026 

• Time: Ghost hunt 9:00 PM to 2:00 AM, arrival from 8:15 PM

• Tickets: £20.00 per person, special introductory trial price for this brand‑new Manor Farm Rainhill event

• Location: Manor Farm, Rainhill, Merseyside (full address and postcode on your booking confirmation)

This night is designed as a proper investigation rather than a staged scare attraction. You will be part of a controlled, respectful ghost hunt in an active pub environment that has intrigued both locals and paranormal enthusiasts.

What to Expect on the Night

From 8:15 PM you will arrive, check in with the team and have a short welcome briefing before the lights are lowered and the ghost hunt begins at 9:00 PM. The team will explain the plan for the night, basic safety, and how the equipment and techniques will be used.

Across the evening, you will take part in structured vigils around key parts of the building, such as bar areas, older sections of the pub and any hotspots identified by staff and previous investigators. You will work in small groups to keep things focused, giving everyone a chance to experience and participate in the investigation.

Modern ghost hunting equipment such as EMF meters, motion sensors and spirit boxes may be used alongside more traditional methods like calling out, controlled silence and careful observation. There may also be chances for shorter lone vigils or very small‑group sessions in selected areas for those who feel confident enough to try.

Guidelines and Practical Information

This is a serious ghost hunt, so no alcohol is permitted during the event and anyone under the influence will be refused entry. Please bring a torch, sensible footwear and warm clothing, as some areas of the building can feel colder during the night and you may spend time standing during vigils.

Cameras and audio recorders are welcome if you wish to document the night and review any potential evidence afterwards. Parking is available nearby, and you will be directed to the correct entrance for the event. Please aim to arrive on time so the group can start the investigation together at 9:00 PM.

If you are ready to experience a historic Merseyside pub after hours, with all its creaks, shadows and unexplained moments, this Manor Farm Rainhill ghost hunt is the perfect opportunity. To secure your place, book a ghost hunt with DeadLive via the event listings on www.deadlive.co.uk.