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Trolley Adventures: Haunted Old Town for Halloween

Published on October 18, 2026

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History gets a little haunted in San Diego.

Looking to add a little spooky to your staycation? At Town and Country Resort, Halloween thrills are just a trolley ride away. Hop aboard near the resort and head to Old Town San Diego, where historic buildings, ghost stories, and centuries-old legends make for the perfect fall adventure.

Known as the birthplace of California, Old Town is packed with historic sites and eerie tales that give this neighborhood a whole different vibe after dark. Wander past preserved adobe buildings, explore the grounds of historic landmarks, and keep your eyes peeled. Around here, some stories refuse to stay in the past.

Ready to meet the spooky side of Old Town?

  • Whaley House Museum: Often called one of America’s most haunted houses, this historic home is famous for its reported paranormal activity and chilling local legends. If you're looking for a Halloween experience with a little extra goosebumps, put this one on your list.

  • El Campo Santo Cemetery: Dating back to 1849, this historic cemetery is home to some of Old Town’s most fascinating and unsettling stories. It's a haunting reminder of San Diego’s early days.

  • Old Town’s Haunted History: From tales of unexplained encounters to ghost tours that bring local legends to life, Old Town offers plenty of ways to explore the city’s darker side.

After your ghostly adventure, hop back on the trolley and return to Town and Country Resort, where the only thing scarier than a ghost story might be realizing you have to check out tomorrow.

Trade haunted history for poolside hangs, grab a cocktail at Monkeybar, and settle in for a stay that proves San Diego fun doesn't end when the sun goes down.

Ride the trolley. Chase the chills. Check into the fun. At Town and Country Resort, your Halloween getaway is anything but ordinary.


Town and Country Resort is a cashless property. Credit cards, debit cards, and mobile payments are accepted, and a cash-to-card kiosk is available in the hotel lobby.