The Hockomock Swamp, known as "The Devil's Swamp," comprises 5,200 acres and is considered to be one of the world's most active paranormal hot spots. Few people have dared to delve into the dark, mysterious, remote, spooky depths of the Hockomock Swamp...until now. PICK UP YOURS WHILE YOU CAN!

Hockomock Swamp was both worshipped and feared by Native Americans. Native Americans named the swamp "Hockomock" hundreds of years before. Hockomock is the Wampanoag word for "place where spirits dwell". The colonists considered it to be an impenetrable place with an unforgiving terrain full of topographical hindrances like briar, thickets, 12-foot high reeds, waist-deep swamp water. some were terrified of it. Legend holds that some English settlers ventured into the swamp, only to never return. This is why it was deemed the "Devil's Swamp."