About GhostWalk

GhostWalk was started by a group of Santa Paula Theater supporters and volunteers, not only as a fundraiser for the theater, but also as a way to tell stories -- told by great actors – in great, historic locations that change from year to year.
Not all of our ghosts are based on real people, but all of the tales are tied to historic people, incidents, disasters, or general history of the city of Santa Paula and the Santa Clara River Valley.
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The Venue

This year's production of GhostWalk will begin at the Train Depot 200 N 10th, Santa Paula, CA and then make its way around to the rear platform, the Gazebo, the labor memorial and then enter through the back gate into the AG Museum of Santa Paula.

Southern Pacific Railroad DepotBuilt 1887
963 E. Santa Barbara St; public site
Ventura County Historical Landmark #23

An original 1887 Southern Pacific Railroad Depot is the home today of the Santa Paula Chamber of Commerce & Gift Store. 








Railroad Park features a gazebo, landscaped grounds and gardens, a towering 1879 Moreton Bay fig tree, and a life-size outdoor bronze sculpture, The Warning. 













SANTA PAULA FARMWORKER MONUMENT
The Santa Paula Farmworker Monument is the first of its kind in this country. It is dedicated to all present and past farmworkers and other agricultural workers from all ethnicities and diverse nationalities who continue to give of their labor to plant, tend, harvest and distribute fruits and vegetables to our global community. Santa Paula has an agricultural heritage dating back to the 19th century. The City, under the leadership of the Hispanic-American community, raised the money to build a memorial to honor that heritage.




​​AG Museum - Located in Santa Paula, the Museum preserves and exhibits the region’s farming and ranching history and explores the present and future of the industry.Ventura County’s unique climate and geography as well as the ingenuity and industriousness of its people have innovated and shaped the agriculture industry in the Central Coast region. The Museum of Ventura County Agriculture Museum (“Ag Museum”) preserves and exhibits this rich history and explores the present and future of the industry.In 2011, the Museum of Ventura County (MVC) realized a decades long dream of creating a museum dedicated to the region’s farming and ranching history. Located in the historic Mill building built in 1888 in downtown Santa Paula, the Ag Museum houses exhibits and a broad collection of tractors, farming implements, a living beehive and interactive activity stations for kids. These exhibits help visitors of all ages understand the importance of agriculture in Ventura County and around the world.

Planning Your Visit

We encourage you to book your tour date AND time prior to arriving, to ensure that you have a spot.  Groups of ten or more must purchase tickets in advance (fill out the form on the contact page and someone will contact you to collect payment). 

For individuals and groups less than 10, when you arrive you will be directed to a location where you can purchase your tickets and prepare for your tour.  Below are the scheduled tour times and dates of the event.  It can get chilly in Santa Paula in October and some of the ghost stories are told outside so you will want to bring a sweater or light coat.  If you have any questions, there is a contact us tab in the menu above.  Please submit your question but please note that we are non-profit organization that is supported by community volunteers so we may not get back to you as quickly as we would like.  But we will get back to you!!!
Tour Times
 6:00PM, 6:20PM, 6:40PM, 7:00PM, 7:20PM, 7:40PM, 8:00PM, 8:20PM, 8:40, 9:00
First Weekend
10/12, 10/13, 10/14
Second Weekend
10/19, 10/20, 10/21
Third Weekend
10/26, 10/27, 10/28
Admission
First Weekend
10/12, 10/13, 10/14             
​$10 admission for all!
2nd and 3rd weekends:
​$15 General Admission
​$10 Children 12 and under
Call to reserve your tour:

​805-525-3073
Reserve Online