Idaho is full of the creepiest and most unique haunts, making it the perfect place to live if you're up for a good scare. From abandoned ghost towns to haunted campgrounds, there are all sort of creepy places to be explored. The next time you're in the mood for a super scary adventure, check out one of these seven creepy things you didn't know you could do in Idaho!

1. Visit the spookiest state park in Idaho.

Scattered all over Idaho are the remnants of abandoned mining towns. These towns were once booming communities in the late 19th century. Today, the remains serve as a reminder of Idaho's rich mining past. Land of the Yankee Fork State Park contains the ghost towns of Custer, Bonanza, and Bayhorse. These towns are long abandoned but left behind are solemn reminders of the people that used to call these towns home. A visit to this park at night is not for the faint of heart!

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2. Spend the night at Idaho's most haunted campground.

Farragut State Park is a recreational haven, attracting visitors from all over the state with its picturesque, lake side camping sites. However, at night the campground turns into something else entirely. Visitors report seeing apparitions around the lake and even seeing one of the park's famous statues come to life. Spend the night here only if you dare.

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3. Take this haunted road trip to the scariest places in Idaho.

Idaho is full of odd locations that are rumored to be haunted, so why not hit them all up at the same time? Take this haunted road trip which stops at some of the creepiest places in the entire Gem State! From haunted hotels to creepy cemeteries, this road trip has it all!

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4. Visit one of Idaho's disturbing cemeteries.

Cemeteries are naturally spooky places. It's almost impossible to not feel a little uneasy surrounded by graves. Whether you believe in ghosts or not, you will most definitely find these Idaho cemeteries unsettling. The cemeteries featured here are the certainly the creepiest in the state, so visit one only if you know you can handle it!

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5. Check out one of Idaho's long forgotten abandoned places.

It's undeniable that Idaho has an incredible history and there are plenty of reminders scattered throughout the state that reflect stories from our past. Some of these places have been left abandoned for so long that nature is reclaiming them. There's certainly something beautiful about these quiet and historic buildings, but when you visit one you just can't help but feel a little uneasy about the spirits that may linger there.

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6. Visit these bone chilling, haunted mansions.

These mansions are the main attraction in the small town of Albion, Idaho. The mansions turn into a Halloween attraction every year, but that doesn't mean the scares aren't real. Even the employees who work at this fall attraction admit that there is definitely some spooky energy trapped in these buildings.

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7. Stop at this creepy town in Idaho with insane paranormal activity.

Every Idaho town has a unique history, but there is one town that comes with an especially creepy past. There are numerous spooks around the small town of Pocatello, possibly making it the most haunted town in the state. Containing a haunted chapel, park, nature trail, school, and more...it's undeniable that this place is just teeming with supernatural energy.

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Have you been to any of these creepy locations in Idaho? Do you know of any other haunted places that deserve to be on this list? Be sure to check out The Stories Behind These 10 Modern Ruins In Idaho That Will Chill You To The Bone!