Lake Worth Theatre: 713 Lake Ave., Lake Worth

The haunted Colony Hotel in Palm Beach

Built in 1926 and located in Delray Beach, this hotel is said to be haunted by the ghost of its original owners. Visitors reported seeing shadows, flashing lights and hearing unexplained sounds.

Colony Hotel: 525 E Atlantic Ave., Delray Beach

The haunted Gulfstream Hotel in Lake Worth Beach

This historic 1920s hotel in Lake Worth is said to be haunted by the ghost of a 6-year-old girl. He allegedly turned on televisions, flickered lights and tampered with the elevators when the hotel opened.

The hotel has been closed for years, and a developer has promised to renovate it for $70 million.

More: Shovels are hitting the ground as Gulfstream Hotel restoration continues in Lake Worth Beach

Gulfstream Hotel: 1 Lake Ave., Lake Worth

Palm Beach

If you think that only rich people live on the island, you may be wrong. Palm Beach is said to thrive along with other residents: ghosts! Learn about the spooky phenomenon here:

“Ghost stories living in Palm Beach, from the Coral to Worth Boulevard”

Jonathan Dickinson State Park (Martin County)

Vince “Trapper” Nelson, nicknamed the “Wild Man of Loxahatchee”, is the identity of the ghost rumored to be on the loose Jonathan Dickinson State Park. After moving to the area in the 1930s, Trapper eventually amassed 858 acres of land along the Loxahatchee River. In 1968, Trapper was found dead from a shotgun wound. The coroner declared it a suicide, but some, knowing his disputes with locals, believed he had been murdered. After his death, the state purchased the land and it became part of Jonathan Dickinson State Park in 1970.