7.11 | Camp Creeply 7: True Paranormal Camping Encounters and Backwoods Horror Stories
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7.11 | Camp Creeply 7: True Paranormal Camping Encounters and Backwoods Horror Stories
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🔥 🚨UPDATED🚨Youtube Premiere Tonight @ 9pm EST - of Camp Creeply 7!Join us in the live chat:👀 👉🔗https://youtu.be/Cj7_7LAeADs
🔥 Camp Creeply 8 — we’re getting weird with some wild and unnerving camping stories straight from the deep woods 🪵 @9PM EST on YouTube!
👉🔗Watch here: https://youtu.be/dcAFd8PmPUc
From red eyes gliding over Tennessee waters and a slack‑jawed cave thing stalking the Oklahoma woods, to tapping and tinkling tent fingers in haunted Utah—join us, dear Belieflings, on a camping trip into the truly strange with these true listener stories.
⏰ Timestamps
00:00 | Episode Trailer
03:09 | Coming Up: Red Eyed Watchers in the Water, Alien Orbs Outside the tent, A Spirit Infested Summer Camp, And Slack-jawed Freaks in Demon Cave
04:03 | Voices of Hillside Cabin - | Prescot Arizona | 2015 | Lamont Klepper
19:03 | Alien Orb Beyond the Tent | Clearwater County, Idaho | Miranda Self
28:45 | The Astronomers Daughter | West Texas | Mid 1990’s | Sharon Barnhill
40:04 | Red Eyes on the Water - Bigfoot in the Woods | Knoxville, TN | 1985 |Allison Shepherd
48:02 | Slack-Jawed Freak in Demon cave | Locust grove, Oklahoma | circa 2015
56:33 | Expansion Preview | Anomalous Archive: Eyewitness Testimony to the Extraordinary
1:01:51 | I am the Queen of the Woods! 🌵🐶🔪 | Mexico
1:12:09 | Whispers of Gunlock: The Drumming Shadows | Gunlock, UT | summer of 2007-2009 | Moth
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