Hauntedcabin Stories

When reclusive novelist Bianca Thorne retreats to her late grandmother's cabin deep in the snow-covered woods, she's seeking silence - a place to write, to forget, to rebuild. The locals warn her the forest isn't kind to outsiders, but Bianca isn't an outsider. The cabin has been in her family for generations. At first, the isolation feels almost peaceful. Until the nights stretch too long, and the trees start whispering her name. Pages she doesn't remember writing appear on her desk. The air tastes of metal. And the townsfolk who once seemed so kind - the shopkeeper, the sheriff, the woman who brings her supplies - start showing up uninvited, asking strange, quiet questions about her writing. As the blizzard closes in, Bianca realizes she's not alone out there - and that the people she trusted may not be people at all. Something ancient, bound to her bloodline and the woods themselves, is waiting for her to finish the story it began. Because the cabin doesn't just want her words. It wants her.

When Jenna inherits a forgotten cabin in the forested mountains of Minas Gerais - Brazil, she expects solitude - not buried memories, whispered names in the dark, or the unraveling of a childhood secret. Haunted by visions and drawn to a mysterious treehouse, Jenna must confront the past her father tried to erase... before it consumes her. A psychological suspense about memory, grief, and the ghosts we carry.

In a forgotten village, cloaked in darkness and whispered fears, there stood a cabin that no one dared approach. The air around it hummed with old secrets, and the villagers spoke in hushed tones of those who vanished, of voices that echoed through the trees when no one was there. One eerie afternoon, a child named Mia stood frozen before the cabin, her gaze locked onto something-or someone-inside. Beside her was Meya, her face a strange blend of awe and terror. Mia asked in a trembling voice, "Why do you come here?" Meya, unblinking, replied, her words cold as the wind, "Because they're waiting." Then, with a shudder, Meya turned to Mia and asked softly, "Can you see them?" That night, Meya disappeared, swept away from the village, as if erased from existence-her name never spoken again. Years later, Mia, now a senior in high school, returns to the village for a school sketching trip. What was meant to be a simple outing soon turns into something far darker when her class stumbles upon the old cabin. The stories, long dismissed as superstition, are more than true. The doors close behind them with a deafening finality, and the air thickens with something ancient and malignant. What waits inside is not meant to be seen, and once you enter, escape is no longer an option. Some will lose their sanity, their minds unraveling as they glimpse what lurks in the shadows. And some... never leave. Because the cabin isn't just a place. It's a trap. And it's been waiting for them all along.

The lake, is black like waters rippling carelessly, stretching for miles and miles before transitioning into a small stream, then nothingness. . .

The Junjou Romantica/Egoist/Terroist all go to a cabin for vacation. Once they arrive at the cabin, they start experiencing paranormal activity. They soon realize it's haunted. They read about the history of the place, and know the truth on why it's haunted.

A rewrite of an old short story I came up with in sixth grade for an English assignment. When local folklore becomes deadly reality, a young person's ordinary walk to school becomes their final story. For generations, their small town has whispered about the Devil's Woods and the cursed Blood Cabin hidden within-where the devil himself hunts those who enter at night. Survivors of the cabin's horrors become his bride. What started as dismissed legends soon transforms into a chilling truth. This is their desperate final account, recorded before it's too late, knowing no one else will survive to tell what really happened in the woods that changed everything forever.A supernatural horror tale where childhood nightmares prove terrifyingly real.

a couple go to a cabin in woods to spend their weekend but something scary happens there so read the story to know what happens to them will they survive or not ?

Roscoe Harrison has just broke up with his girlfriend for cheating on him, and he needs to leave Rhode Island for a while to overcome his painful experience. He travels to Vermont to rent a cabin in a very rural area with little in the way of Wi-Fi. Just when his troubles are behind him, he hears laughing from an unknown spirit. The spirit of a nine year old girl. She eventually makes her presence known, and pesters Roscoe to no end. Her endless laughter is never determined, but Roscoe thinks it could have something to do with a traumatic event that led to her untimely demise.

While on an getaway from life, two hillbillies travel up into North Carolina for some time alone. However strange things happen once a group of Snooping college students comes along and the hillbillies discovers something is very wrong here.

When investigative journalist Eleanor Whitmore arrives at Goondiwindi Holiday Park, she isn't looking for a relaxing getaway-she's chasing a story. A cabin at the edge of the park, long abandoned and unsellable, has a reputation that sends shivers down the spines of locals. Everyone who steps inside feels an overwhelming presence, an unseen weight of something dark and watching. Years ago, Percival Langley died alone in Cabin 35, his body discovered only after his pet cat, Thaddeus, had consumed what was left of him. But those who knew Langley insist the cat was no ordinary animal. And when the police arrived, Thaddeus had vanished without a trace. Determined to uncover the truth, Nell ignores the warnings and steps into the cabin-only to find more than just ghost stories and old scratches on the walls. As shadows move in the corners and strange sounds echo through the empty space, she begins to realize something is still lurking within the rotting wood and dust-filled air. And it's been waiting for someone to come inside. This story is AI generated and my dad came up with the idea. I take 0 credit