The airbase opened despite being unfinished and soon became one of the biggest Wellington airbases in the country. Eventually it played host to probably its most famous guests the Royal Australian Air Force and the Lancaster Bombers.

The RAAF 460 squadron went on to fly more missions and drop more bombs than any other branch in Aerial Command - it also paid the price and tragically had some of the heaviest losses. Binbrook was used in recent years for filming part of the blockbuster Memphis Belle. We will be spending the whole night in the whole night in the Sergeants Mess where most of the activity occurs.

Ghost sightings include an officer in Full RAF uniform seen in one of the offices, who disappears as soon as he is seen. An Australian worker on RAF Binbrook base who blew himself up trying to sabotage a Lancaster plane during World War Two. Two, a wartime Australian N.C.O armourer known as Clubfoot, who the tale has it had been injured by the carelessness of a pilot, and had sought revenge by attaching an explosive device to the pilot's Lancaster load, but had blown himself up in the process.

A man whose real name is Sergeant Sinclair, is said to be seen walking around on the perimeter road and his ghost was seen on the runway, arms waving wildly in the air. He is frequently seen limping along the perimeter track, or attempting to flag down vehicles. A man in uniform named locally as George who is seen frequently and the playful spirit of a young boy who often opens all the windows at night, hides keys, and turns lights on and off.

Participate in.

Victorian Séances

Table Tipping Experiments

Ouija Boards

Glass Divination

Use all the latest ghost hunting equipment such as K2 meters, Franks box, motion sensors, sound enhancers, infra red camera's, and much more as we search for ghostly communication from the other side.

Binbrook Hall is now Binbrook Centre Which is At The End Of Kent Road.