In a summer camp deep in the mountains, there was an old, run - down cabin that was said to be haunted. A group of brave campers decided to spend the night there. As they were settling in, they heard strange scratching noises on the walls. Then, they saw a shadow of a large, hunched - over figure. They tried to leave, but the door slammed shut on its own. One of the campers found an old diary in the cabin that told the story of a hermit who went crazy in that cabin and died. They were trapped there all night, hearing the figure moving around and moaning until morning when they finally managed to break the door open and escape.
At a certain summer camp, there was a legend about a camper who drowned in the lake years ago. One summer, a new camper named Lisa arrived. One night, she went down to the lake alone. As she was sitting there, she saw a hand reaching out of the water. She thought it was a friend playing a joke, but then she saw the face of a girl, all pale and with a sad look. The girl started to pull Lisa towards the water. Lisa managed to break free and ran back to the cabin, screaming. Since then, everyone is careful not to go to the lake at night.
There is a scary summer story about an old lighthouse on an island. A keeper was once alone there during the summer. He started to notice that every time he climbed the stairs to the top of the lighthouse, he heard footsteps following him, but when he looked back, there was no one there. One night, he saw a handprint on the window of the lighthouse that was wet, as if someone had just put their hand there. But he was all alone on the island. The strange happenings continued until he finally left the lighthouse, vowing never to return.
One really scary camp story is about a group of campers who heard strange howling noises at night. They thought it was just a wild animal at first. But then they saw a pair of glowing eyes in the dark. As they huddled together in fear, they heard heavy footsteps approaching. They were too scared to move. Eventually, the noises stopped and the eyes disappeared. They never found out what it was.
The unknown makes a summer camp story scary. For example, strange noises in the woods at night. You don't know what's making those noises, could be an animal or something more sinister.
One night at summer camp, we were told to stay in our tents after dark. But I heard strange noises outside. I peeked out and saw a shadowy figure moving between the trees. It was really tall and thin, and it seemed to be gliding rather than walking. I was so scared that I quickly zipped up my tent and hid under my sleeping bag until morning.
Once, around a camp fire, a group of friends heard strange howls. As the night grew darker, they saw a shadowy figure in the woods. It moved closer, and they could feel a cold chill. One of them shone a flashlight, but the figure vanished. Then, they heard scratching on the tent. Terrified, they huddled together until morning.
At a summer camp, there was a legend about a girl who drowned in the lake long ago. One night, a camper named Tom heard strange splashing sounds coming from the lake. He peeked out of his tent and saw a figure in a white dress by the water's edge. It was the girl from the legend. Tom was so scared that he ran back into his tent and hid under his sleeping bag until morning.
Once there was a haunted house on the outskirts of a small town. People said that at midnight, strange noises would come from it. A curious teenager decided to explore it one night. As he entered, the door slammed shut behind him. He heard whispering voices and saw shadowy figures moving. He tried to run but felt as if something was holding him back. He finally managed to break free and ran out, never to return again.
There was a summer camp near a lake. One time, a group of campers went canoeing. As they were in the middle of the lake, they heard strange splashing sounds that seemed to be coming from all around them. Then, they saw what looked like a large, dark shape moving under the water. They quickly paddled back to shore, terrified.
Sure. At a summer camp once, we had a talent show. One boy was going to do a magic trick. He said he'd make a coin disappear. But when he tried to pull it out of thin air, he accidentally threw his wallet instead and it landed right on the judge's head. Everyone burst out laughing.
The isolation of the camp in a remote area is a big factor. If it's deep in the woods or far from civilization, it gives a sense of being cut off and helpless. For example, if something bad happens, there's no immediate help available. Another element is the unknown history of the place. Maybe there were accidents or strange events in the past that create a spooky atmosphere. Also, the night time in a summer camp can be scary. The darkness, the sounds of the forest animals, and the quietness all add to the fear.