Newcastle Ghost Tours returns to Tocal Homestead after 10 years.

This homestead will leave you amazed the moment you walk through the doors of the main homestead - history and the ghosts of the past residents permeate every corner and you will want to spend time in the rooms trying to make a connection using some of the latest paranormal technology.

The Homestead is surrounded by colonial farm buildings dating back from the 1830's and we will also be investigating one of those buildings that is associated with the infamous Captain Thunderbolt.
Fred Ward worked at Tocal as a horse breaker and you will be at the very place where he started his dark history that finally saw him shot dead by Police.

This building is a true relic of past history and it's still in it's original form. You will certainly feel to spookiness touch you within those walls.

What were the two gruesome killings happen on Tocal in the 1800s – one during a drunken fight between convicts in 1837 and the other, that of a nameless headless stockman in 1874.

Maybe we will find out more during our investigations?

This night is going to be very exciting and we invite you to grab your spot for Friday, July 12th from 7.30pm to 10pm

This is an ADULTS ONLY tour.

Cost is $85 per person plus GST and booking fee.

Please bring a small torch.

Turn into the main gates of the homestead and take the gravel road around to the carpark area. Leave your car in the car park and meet us at the front of the homestead.

Toilets are on site and our volunteers with show you where they are on your arrival.

Now smoking, vaping or eating allowed on site and definitely NOT allowed within the buildings.