Lion's Valley Park Investigation
This investigation truly revealed some energy. Though there wasn't huge amounts of evidence that there was in fact paranormal activity, there were moments when one would truly feel energy. Our investigation was cut short due to rain, we lasted roughly about 2 hours. A brief history of Lion's Valley Park dates back to the 1800's when the valley itself thrieved with 5 saw mills along 16 Mile Creek. There was also a town that at one time reach roughly about 500 people in total population. By the 1880's there was only 2 families left in the area. But if one was to go into the valley park today, one would wonder were any of this evidence of this past was. Sadly, there is very little left from the period with the exception of a small chunk of stone wall from a mill. The valley is surrounded with three cemeteries of which at one point had serious erosion causing coffins to hang out over the hillside over looking the valley. In fact there was even caskets found floating down the creek. For more on Lion's Valley Park history.
In the meantime here are some pictures taken during our brief investigation, some of which revealed very interesting imagery. At one point I had taken a picture of what seemingly looks like the anomaly of a small boy. When the area was checked with an EMF detector, it spiked showing some energy. I have video footage from the area as well that hopefully will reveal further aspects of this hotspot in the park.
In the meantime here are some pictures taken during our brief investigation, some of which revealed very interesting imagery. At one point I had taken a picture of what seemingly looks like the anomaly of a small boy. When the area was checked with an EMF detector, it spiked showing some energy. I have video footage from the area as well that hopefully will reveal further aspects of this hotspot in the park.
posted by SOUTHERN ONTARIO PARANORMAL SOCIETY at 10:11 PM
3 Comments:
Is the entire 16 mile creek haunted?
How far north along the river from Lion's Valley Park is said to be haunted?
This is a joke. I grew up in Oakville and have gone to Lion's Valley for the last two decades. As teenagers we camped there every summer. There is nothing creepy or unusual about this park. Just because there's cemeteries around doesn't mean the place is haunted! All we've ever seen down there are deer and other small animals. We used to stay up nights there, took pictures, never felt anything. I believe in ghosts 100%, I also understand the paranormal enough to know that this photo "evidence" shows absolutely nothing!
It's too bad the Dundas bridge construction has the valley closed, but you can still go down by foot. Love this park the most in all of Oakville
I grew up not far from the park. In the 90's satanists or something used to use the park for gatherings. One night in the late spring in around 1996-97 a couple friends and I drove down there around midnight and saw a whole group of people in long black cloaks with hoods. What made it even more weird is that it was pouring rain and there were no other cars in the parking lot. They were all headed north into the field. We turned around and got out of there quick. I have heard similar stories from others in the area over the years and would like to hear from anyone else who might have seen that kind of thing going on there.
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