decay

Hi guys, first time poster! I just recently started with exploring as lockdown was getting a bit much! My best friend and I went to Westbury House near Petersfield yesterday and I was honestly amazed with its good condition and the amount of items there compared to other places! Surprisingly...

New to this site first post... Visit a Hospital over in Germany before the pandemic.

Whilst on a spontaneous trip to the Norfolk Coast I was scanning online to find some abandoned spots to visit, just cant help myself sometimes ;) Found this cricket pavilion that is located next to a large manor house in the Norfolk village of Guist. It is believed to have been built in 1907...

RAF Upwood (Night time) This was one of my first introductions to exploring abandoned places, I had previously seen it in the day light but me and my friend went on a spontaneous trip here at night time. This allows a different perspective of it and to get more of an eerie vibe. There was no...

Two farm houses with sheltered storage buildings located in the village of Thorney which I believe are the least structurally sound buildings that I have been in and an old beat up landrover discovery. It has since been demolished so no longer exists but was on the edge of the village and access...

Whilst on a hike in the Peaks we stumbled across this little hidden church in complete disrepair and all of the gravestones unkept and forgotten. UrbexTreasure

History: Opened and established in 1983 however closed to the public in 2012. Camelot Theme Park was originally inspired by the legend of King Arthur and featured medieval-themed attractions and roller coasters such as Caterpillar Capers, Junior Dragon Coaster, Dragon Flyer, Excalibur, and...

History: This factory was established in 1981 and was a major producer of data security systems and other IT-systems. This company ran successfully until 2014, at this time the company went bankrupt. Nowadays after 6 years of abandonment this facility has decayed severely, and gave of a really...

History The earliest known record of the pub is from 1818, with the first record of the name "Waggon & Horses" from 1834. The pub was renamed Potters Lodge, before returning to its original name in 2009 when new owners bought and refurbished the venue. A local resident said it had been...

ST JOSEPH'S SEMINARY: So I explored this place a little while ago, and decided to post my first report in a while because it's been cropping up a bit more recently. This place has been abandoned since 1991, leaving it abandoned for 28 years! This is largely shown in the decay that this place...