Quote from Angela on June 13, 2022, 6:47 pm

Penns Cave And Wildlife Park is located in Gregg Township, Pennsylvania, and is a historic lodging, turned popular wildlife expanse. This is renowned as being the only all water cavernous wildlife park in America.

The site was constructed in 1885 initially as a private farmstead.

In 1908 Robert and Edith Campbell purchased the land. They lived and worked here, along with their children, until the 1920s. 

In 1962 a rear wing was added and, in 1980, the property was converted into a private residence.

Penns Cave and Wildlife Park remains open today offering options in gem stone panning, a maze, guided cave tours, gift shop and visitor center. 

Chillingly, this location is rumored to be haunted and is surrounded by a mysterious time old legend.

As the story goes, there was once a young beautiful maiden named Natani who fell head over heals in love with a French fur trapper named Malachi Boyer. 

Sadly, their relationship was doomed from the beginning.

Their love was forbidden, and marriage request denied, by territorial law and various customs and they were captured and thrown into a cave. Natani was released yet the boy Malachi was left, to die, alone in the dark cave.

This location is home to thousands of spooky eye witness reports and creepy accounts of unexplained phenomena including native disembodied chantings and ghostly translucent figures seen as if suspended mid air.

Also encountered are heartfelt crying sobbing sounds being carried on the winds which staff believe are the cries of Malachi calling out to Natani through the dark skies for help.

Tour guides often report hearing mysterious heavy breathing sounds accompanied by strange fleeting visions near the caves entrance.

Could the spirit of Natani be lingering here?