Guided tour group inside the historic farmhouse at the Old Arnold Estate

Future Visitor Access

Tours & Events at The Conjuring House

Guided tours of the historic Old Arnold Estate farmhouse are planned once the property is repaired — here’s what to expect.

The Old Arnold Estate, internationally recognized today as The Conjuring House, is the real farmhouse that inspired the movie The Conjuring and one of America’s most famous historic farmhouses.

The property is not currently open for public tours while restoration work is underway. Guided tours are planned once that work is complete — see our Preservation Mission page for restoration updates, or contact us to be notified when tours open. The tour types and policies below reflect our current plans for when visits resume.

For a complete overview of the property, read our Complete Guide to The Conjuring House.

Planned Tour Options

Daytime History Tour

A guided walkthrough of the farmhouse and grounds focused on the documented history of the Old Arnold Estate, its architecture, and the families who lived here. Planned to be suitable for all ages.

Evening Property & Investigation Tour

An after-dark version of the history tour that also covers the folklore associated with the property, including a supervised session with standard investigation equipment in select rooms.

Extended & Overnight Visits

Planned as limited extended-hours access for small groups, by advance arrangement only, once tours open. Availability, pricing, and requirements will be confirmed directly with our team — see Contact for updates.

What Visitors Will See

What to Expect Once Tours Open

Tours will be led by staff familiar with the property’s history and kept to small group sizes so everyone can hear and move through the house comfortably. Tours are planned to run 60–90 minutes and cover both the interior of the farmhouse and portions of the surrounding grounds, weather permitting.

Because this is a working historic property and not a staged attraction, tours will be conducted with respect for the house’s age and condition. We’ll ask guests to follow staff instructions, stay within marked areas, and treat the property as they would any historic home.

Planned Booking, Policies & Seasonal Events

  • Booking: Tours are not yet open for booking. Reach out through our Contact page to be notified once dates are available.
  • Group size: Tours will be kept small to protect the property and preserve the experience for every guest.
  • Seasonal programs: Extended tour hours and special programming are being planned for the fall once tours open; contact us for updates.
  • Photography: Personal photography is expected to be generally permitted once tours open; commercial and press photography inquiries can be arranged in advance via our Media page.
  • Accessibility: As a historic 18th-century structure, the house has uneven floors, steps, and low doorways. See our FAQ for accessibility details.

Frequently Asked Questions

Not yet. The property is undergoing restoration, and guided tours are planned to open to the public once that work is complete. Contact us to be notified when tours become available.

Tours are planned to run 60–90 minutes and cover the farmhouse interior and portions of the grounds, weather permitting.

That is the plan. Reach out through our Contact page to be added to our list for updates on group and private tour options once tours open.

Comfortable, sturdy footwear will be recommended, since the farmhouse has uneven original flooring and the grounds are unpaved in places. Dress for the weather, as portions of the tour will take place outdoors.

The daytime history tour is planned to be suitable for all ages. Evening tours and investigation experiences will likely be better suited to older visitors; full guidance will be shared once tours open.

Want to Be Notified?

Reach out to be added to our list for updates on when guided tours of the Old Arnold Estate open to the public.