Volunteer Work Day Results

It truly takes a village to clean up, do repairs, and make improvements at RHA.  No way would we have come so far in such a short 3+ years without the blood (usually mine, because I'm a klutz), sweat, and tears (again.... usually mine, because I am emotional). As you can see, we have fun too.
Be sure to check back regularly as this page will be updated often.

 

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Several tons of debris have been removed from RHA over the last 3+ years. Pictured: Dumpster #4...or is this #5?

 

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RHA Key Volunteers Darcy Pembleton & Dave Smith (ParanormalSixx) assess the situation. An old well was accidentally discovered so the guys built a safety barrier.

 

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Sharon Coyle & Scott Emminger (ParanormalSixx) Shoveling the snow off the flat roofs - winter 2011/2012

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Darcy Pembleton (ParanormalSixx) & Shane Tisdale - roof work. Cleaning up overgrowth on one of the flat roofs

 

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RHA Father & Son Volunteers, Scott & Bob Nash. Scott & Bob make frames for screens for windows on 4th floor west wing.

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Key RHA Volunteer Jason Jewett - likes to swing.... hammers - that is! Jason works on rebuilding the portico during the Kidd-Luukko roof project.

 

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RHA Volunteers are multi-generational! RHA Key Jason Jewett & his dad Joe install security lights.

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Key RHA Volunteers, Veronica Hauke & Julie Buckner are dead tired. Contrary to this photo, we really don't work the volunteers to death!

  

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Night or Day - there's always work to be done, ask Key Volunteer Scott Nash. Scott trims branches from trees so the "NO TRESPASSING" signs are clearly visible.

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Katy Sergel-Crabtree & Josh Ranieri uncover a new spirit - oh wait - its just Jason Jewett they uncovered. Many hands make light work shoveling the heavy wet snow off the flat roof.

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Boys will be boys - Josh Ranieri & Jason Jewett take a break - Winter 2013
The guys take a break while lightening the snow load on the flat roof.

Upcoming Events

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  • Jan 18 January 18, 2026 - Self Guided Daytime Asylum -$29p+taxx
    January 18, 2026 - Self Guided Daytime Asylum - 1p-3p -$29p+tax Step inside Rolling Hills Asylum, where nearly two centuries of history and hauntings converge. Once a poorhouse, infirmary, orphanage, and nursing home, it has witnessed more than 1,700 deaths—and countless reports of shadow figures, phantom voices, and unseen footsteps. By daylight, wander the asylum’s most storied spaces at your own pace, where history speaks and, at times, whispers, and the past still stirs just beyond the veil. Discover the stories of those who lived and worked here through historical plaques and photos displayed throughout, with a touch of the paranormal that has made Rolling Hills famous. Step into history… and feel the past come alive. Ticket Info: 18+ with valid ID. Ages 14–17 with parent (pre-authorization 2 days ahead). Parking: 30 min before scheduled time| Check-in: is promptly 15 min prior to scheduled time | No late entry. Bag rules & restrictions apply. No outside food/drinks. Closed-toe, closed-heel shoes required. The facility is NOT heated, dress appropriately. Rolling Hills Asylum has a zero tolerance policy regarding drugs and alcohol and has the right to refuse entry if suspected of being under the influence of any substance. No refunds.
  • Jan 21 January 21, 2026 Winter Private Quarantined Ghost Hunt - $399 +tax
    January 21, 2026 Winter Private Quarantined Ghost Hunt 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM - $399 +tax • 2 person minimum / 10 person maximum per private group. When the snow settles and the temperature drops, Rolling Hills Asylum grows unnervingly still. In the deep winter quiet, every sound carries… and the shadows feel closer than ever. Book your own Private Quarantined Ghost Hunt and enjoy exclusive access for just your group. With no other guests in the building, you’ll explore the most active locations — the infirmary, shadowed corridors, and well-known hotspots where countless visitors have reported voices, footsteps, and full-bodied apparitions. Bring your own equipment, however, no special equipment is required — your cell phone is truly all you need. However, if you’d like to enhance your experience, RHA’s onsite store offers a full range of professional paranormal investigation equipment for purchase — the very same tools used by veteran investigators. Ownership means you take your evidence home, continue investigating anywhere, and build your own kit instead of paying rental fees for gear you must give back. Your group will be oriented on safety and allowed to investigate at your own pace, in your own way. Bring your curiosity, your questions, and your courage — winter investigations at Rolling Hills are raw, quiet, and intensely personal. The air is still, the building is hushed, and activity is known to spike when the living are few… and the night is long. Perfect for couples, small groups, seasoned investigators, and brave first-timers who want privacy, darkness, and an undistracted encounter with the asylum’s spirits. Are you ready to quarantine with the spirits? Ticket Info: 18+ with valid ID. Ages 14–17 with parent (pre-authorization 2 days ahead). Parking: 30 min before scheduled time| Check-in: is promptly 15 min prior to scheduled time | No late entry. Bag rules & restrictions apply. No outside food/drinks. Closed-toe, closed-heel shoes required. The facility is NOT heated, dress appropriately. Rolling Hills Asylum has a zero tolerance policy regarding drugs and alcohol and has the right to refuse entry if suspected of being under the influence of any substance. No refunds.
  • Jan 23 January 23, 2026 - Guided Flashlight Tour - $39+tax
    January 23, 2026 - Guided Flashlight Tour 7p-9p $39+tax. Step into the shadows with your FREE LOGO flashlight (as supplies last) and uncover the asylum’s chilling history. Your experienced guide will take you on an exploration of infamous areas like the Morgue, Shadow Hallway, and Psych Ward—where whispers, shadowy figures, and footsteps echo in the dark. You will learn not only about the history of the Asylum, but also of some of our most preeminent spirits. By flashlight, the past comes alive—some tragic, some terrifying—as you walk the hallways where history was written in life and death. By night, Rolling Hills transforms into a place where the line between the living and the dead is razor thin. Step into the shadows where history and hauntings meet. Ticket Info: 18+ with valid ID. Ages 14–17 with parent (pre-authorization 2 days ahead). Parking: 30 min before scheduled time| Check-in: is promptly 15 min prior to scheduled time | No late entry. Bag rules & restrictions apply. No outside food/drinks. Closed-toe, closed-heel shoes required. The facility is NOT heated, dress appropriately. Rolling Hills Asylum has a zero tolerance policy regarding drugs and alcohol and has the right to refuse entry if suspected of being under the influence of any substance. No refunds.
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