Frequently Asked Questions

Three. A Private Overnight Investigation (6 PM to 7 AM, up to 8 guests, from $399.99), a 3-Hour Guided Public Tour (7 PM to 10 PM, up to 12 guests, $49.99 per person), and a 3-Hour Guided Private Tour (7 PM to 10 PM, up to 6 guests, from $199.99).

No. Both the guided tours and the overnight investigation are built for complete beginners and seasoned investigators alike. Our guides demonstrate every piece of equipment and answer questions throughout.

Yes. We supply professional investigation tools including EMF meters, digital voice recorders, motion detectors, and spirit boxes. You are also welcome to bring your own.

On the overnight investigation the lodge is yours alone to explore at your own pace, but our staff remain on site all night to help with equipment and answer questions. The guided tours are led by an investigator throughout.

Nearly all of it. A small private area stays closed to guests, but the heart of the lodge and its history is open to you.

No one can promise that, and we will not pretend otherwise. What we can promise is uninterrupted access to a building with nearly two centuries of documented history, professional equipment, and guides who take the work seriously. Some nights are quiet. Some are not.

There is no hard minimum, but we recommend ages 15 and up. Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian for the whole visit.

Park in the lot just north of the building and come in through the front entrance. We will meet you there.

Yes. There are two accessible restrooms on site.

The main floor is straightforward to move around, and both restrooms are accessible. This is an 1820s building, though, so some areas are harder to reach. The basement in particular is down a steep, narrow staircase, and it happens to be one of the most active parts of the lodge. If stairs are a concern, tell us when you book and we will plan the visit around what works for you.

The lodge is heated. The main floor sits under vaulted ceilings, which keep it comfortable even in high summer. The basement is the exception: it runs cold once the weather turns, so bring layers for an autumn or winter visit.

Light snacks and beverages are provided during the overnight investigation. If you would like us to cater dinner or breakfast for your group, contact us after booking and we will arrange it.

Yes. You are welcome to bring a cot or an air mattress and rest at the lodge if the night gets long. If you would rather have a proper bed, the Quality Inn is the only hotel in Tully, right next to the Circle K.

Yes. Every guest signs a liability waiver on arrival, before the visit begins. Guests under 18 need a parent or guardian to sign on their behalf.

No. Alcohol is not permitted on the property during any tour or investigation.

Yes, and we would love to see it. Film whatever you like and post it wherever you like. We only ask that you credit the Haunted Tully Lodge as the location so people can find their way to us.

We hold your date for you, so the further ahead you tell us, the more we can do.

• 7 or more days before: full refund, or reschedule at no charge.
• 1 to 6 days before: 50% refund, or reschedule at no charge.
• Less than 24 hours, or no-show: non-refundable. Private bookings may reschedule once for a $100 rebooking fee.

If severe weather or a genuine emergency gets in the way, contact us. We would rather find you another night than keep your money.