Makayla C.
It was a lot of fun and the tour guide was funny but very informative about all the ghosts we learned about! The best part os how the tour guide reach...
Taylor Campbell
We had an excellent time on our ghost tour! Rowdy was a great guide. He was very funny and provided a lot of historical context to the buildings and t...
Christopher Guerra
Rowdy was really knowledgeable about the history and kept us entertained.
Remain calm.
If you are one of many River City Ghost guests who does see a ghost, we advise you to remain calm, observe, and take a picture if you can!
Be polite.
Ghosts have had it hard. That’s why they are ghosts. Try not to make it any harder, for your fellow tour takers or the spirits we may meet.
Do not provoke the spirits.
San Antonio ghosts can be quick to temper, if you observe our first two rules you should be fine.
Stay together.
We haven’t lost anyone from our tour groups yet, buddy up and avoid becoming a story on our tours!
Watch your step.
With rivers everywhere, San Antonio has lost a fair few people to the ‘slip and trip’ category of accidental deaths, watch where you tread and don’t become a statistic.
The founder of US Ghosts Adventures gained a deep appreciation for history and storytelling through his military service and travels across the world. These experiences shaped his belief in the importance of preserving the stories of those who came before us and honoring their legacy. At River City Ghosts, we go beyond ghost stories—we’re dedicated to keeping history alive and connecting people to the past in meaningful ways.
We proudly support a variety of charitable organizations as part of our commitment to giving back. Our tours offer a unique way to explore the rich history and culture that continue to define San Antonio.
San Antonio’s history is rich and often turbulent, and at River City Ghosts, our stories are deeply rooted in real events. From the Battle of the Alamo to the Battle of San Antonio, our ghost tours highlight the spirits of those who lived through these defining moments in Texas history. The city’s racial tensions, which have shaped and divided its population for centuries, also play a role in the stories we tell. Our tours explore the struggles, resilience, and legacies of real people, giving voice to those whose stories continue to haunt the streets of San Antonio today.
On our extended San Antonio ghost tour, you’ll experience chilling locations and stories that few have heard. We take you to some of the city’s most haunted and historically rich locations, where you may encounter spirits from San Antonio’s darker past. These exclusive stops include:
At River City Ghosts, we pride ourselves on having the best local guides in San Antonio. Our guides are not only passionate about the city’s history, but they also have a deep connection to the supernatural side of San Antonio. Whether sharing stories from the Battle of the Alamo or revealing eerie encounters with restless spirits, our guides ensure every tour is an unforgettable experience. Their commitment to preserving history and uncovering the otherworldly makes them the perfect storytellers for this haunted city.
San Antonio is one of the most haunted cities in the United States, with a history filled with violence, tragedy, and conflict. The Battle of the Alamo, where hundreds lost their lives, has left behind restless spirits that still linger at the historic site. The city’s turbulent past, marked by colonization, frontier violence, and racial tensions, adds to its eerie reputation. Ghostly apparitions are reported throughout San Antonio, from the missions to modern buildings. Even the river seems to carry whispers of the past, making San Antonio a city where the supernatural and history are forever intertwined.
Some of our favorite haunted locations in San Antonio include:
We take your ghost-hunting experience to the next level by offering EMF detectors for an additional fee. These tools let you detect changes in electromagnetic fields, which some believe indicate paranormal activity. Our dedicated tour guides work hard to bring history to life, providing an interactive experience that blends ghostly encounters with real historical facts. Whether you’re investigating with an EMF detector or just listening to the chilling stories, our tours are designed to immerse you in San Antonio’s haunted past.
Our tours have garnered attention from numerous media outlets, showcasing the city’s haunted past in new and exciting ways. River City Ghosts has been proudly featured in USA Today, The Huffington Post, and Fox Business, highlighting our dedication to preserving history while exploring the paranormal. Join us and see why San Antonio’s haunted stories have captivated audiences across the country.
“This tour was awesome!!! Would definitely do it AGAIN anddd would add on the extended part! Our tour guides were very informed with the history of each location and we found out so much more than what we have ever heard before. The walk was not bad at all and it was extra fun renting out the emf and using it through out the tour. The guys were very friendly and kind and made sure at the end of the tour we knew how to get back where we needed to go 🙂 DEFINITELY RECOMMEND!” (5 Stars) -Margrett Rivas
“Rowdy was awesome, friendly and knew a lot of history. I really enjoyed walking around with him and learning about this beautiful town.” (5 Stars) -Stephanie Mayer
“Fun and informative walking tour of historic downtown San Antonio. Our tour guide David was friendly, engaging and passionate about the stories he shared with our group. He would be an excellent history professor or tour guide at the Alamo. We highly recommend.” (5 Stars) Seth Schrock
On our San Antonio ghost tours, we encourage you to take as many photos as you like. After all, capturing a piece of the city’s haunted history is part of the experience! But be warned—many guests have left with more than just a scenic shot. Strange shadows, unexplained figures, and eerie orbs have been known to appear in the background. So, keep your camera ready—you might capture a spirit that’s been lingering in San Antonio’s haunted streets for centuries.