The Haunted Tours are back, and this year promises more chills, thrills, and ghostly tales than ever before. Join the Mission Inn Foundation this spooky season for our annual Haunted Tours—a guided walk through Riverside’s rich history with a few eerie twists lurking in the shadows. Along the way, you’ll uncover spine-tingling stories, hidden legends, and mysterious happenings that bring the city’s past to life in unforgettable ways. Every ticket not only guarantees a night of frightful fun, but also helps support the Mission Inn Foundation’s mission to provide educational programs for local schools, share Riverside’s history with the community, and preserve the treasures that make our city so unique. As a special treat, all guests will receive a mystery gift at the end of the tour—if you make it that far. Step into the past, discover the unknown, and dare to experience the Haunted Tours this season. Come for the chills, stay for the cause!
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