TOURING THE “CREEPIEST” TOWN IN FLORIDA! (Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp)

[@GabeAndNikkee]

Okay so my name is Gabriel Ross I was born and raised in Deland lol I'm on my gf account, but I actually grew up at this hotel. My grandmother Natalie Crawford used to have an acupuncture shop in the hotel and I grew up playing at the lake and the hotel there 😅 it's such a small world because now I live in reno and I've already deeped dove all your videos almost and have two redfoots and a bearded dragon! Haha p.s it's pronounced casa-day-guh haha love your video me and my gf watch all the time sorry for the long comment just had to chime in I miss my hometown thank you😊❤

[@GabeAndNikkee]

Also the houses on the sides idk about I grew up playing at the actually hotel which is way cooler than those little houses on the side streets, sorry about your ten bucks tho my grandma always talked about them being a scam lol

[@sdqsdq6274]

no way , thats your grandma ?

[@dwayneroberts6616]

Hi from Deland FL your hometown. I live right by the high school. Moved here 13 yrs ago. I grew up in Taxachussetts. Sometimes I miss my hometown too. I can tell you it's not the same at all. Even since I moved here it's become more crowded. Traffic is brutal and the cost of living has gone way up. Daytona beach is a mess but down town Deland still has incredible charm and you grew up in a beautiful little town. You should see where I came from now. Oof! I think we are headed to NC next.

[@stimso]

Proceeds to visit a place that isn't creepy in the slightest. All the while calling it "Cassadogga." It's Day-ga! Hehe. We used to drive around late at night and walk around here. It does have an unusual vibe!

[@healinggrounds19]

I live next to Casadega and have NEVER heard it pronounced the way you're saying it 😂

[@kpopnoonanikki9211]

The fun about going to Cassadaga is making an appointment with one of the psychics. The readings my mom and I got were spot on.

[@ktCol64]

Cassadaga isnt creepy to me either but i live only a couple of miles from it! The gift shops are so much fun to go through too! I run there when i need to grab sage to burn lol

[@ThinkingForward-we1ql]

I frequently rent a room there on saturday so i can partake in karaoke night so i dont have to drive. Very nice and quiet, not creepy at all

[@sailorbychoice1]

That _"Haunted Museum"_ isn't really part of Cassadaga (Cah sah day gah), the "Camp" is all on the side of the road with columns and heading down toward the small pond and the next four or five side streets on the same side with all the little cottages. Everyone who lives and works within "The Camp" belong to the small church at the bottom of the hill by the lake. The shops across the street aren't part of the community as a whole and are taking advantage of the Town's reputation~ everyone who works within the Camp are certified and have to be able to demonstrate their skills before hanging a shingle, takes a couple/several years of class work to qualify. Those across the street do not. Technically _The Cassadaga Hotel_ is no longer part of The Camp either, it was sold by The Camp back during the Great Depression (as I understand it) to save the rest of the Camp from financial bankruptsy. The Camp itself runs as a nonprofit, existing on donations to the church and the proceeds from the gift shop by the gate columns, and a couple psychic fairs put on per year, they break even every year but aren't taking in gobs of tourist trap bucks as some places do, so has never had the financial resources to buy the hotel back. There's very little gouging of the tourists allowed inside the Camp, but not so much can be said for some of the folks across the street like the Piece of Thhpt "Museum."

[@clistiarobinson34]

Oh fun, I would love to visit there sometime. Awesome vlog today. Have an amazing Monday

[@GabbityGabby]

A Spirit Halloween would be scarier than that place. On a serious note, I would totally watch Dav tour a Spirit Halloween store. 😀

[@jebVlogs556]

13:04 the doll from the Dead silence movie 😳

[@DragonFantacy]

The creepiest part of that museum was you Dav, lit by that red light at the end. And you aren't creepy! 🤦🏼‍♀️🤣

[@donnarivo7955]

It's not creepy at all , it's just defferent. And most of us from Florida born and raised here are actually quite proud of it. Especially those of us with Indian backgrounds like myself. It has a very unique history as a lot of Florida does. If you weren't born and raised here you just would never understand Florida nor her actual people. But creepy , no , defferent yes. Oh and you mispronounced it's name . Anyone there you could have asked how to pronounced it. It's Indian actually being this little town was built on Indian ground. No disrespect intended here. Much respect.

[@DavKaufmansAdventures]

Thank you for your comment I really appreciate it. I really enjoyed this town and I hope to visit again one day.

[@sailorbychoice1]

The members of Cassadaga are Spiritualists; not Witches or Wiccan.

[@sherrybrzeczka7966]

Something tells me there would've had at least a headset/recorded overview loosely guiding one in the Haunted Museum. Felt like you were wandering in someone's attic....😂

[@grantcnd9935]

The dummy was from goosebumps. His name was slappy! He was the only goosebumps episode that actually scared me as a kid. 😂

[@nicholas87541]

Interesting place. Enjoyed the video!

[@candicetipton331]

That doll towards the end..is from the movie, Magic starring Antony Hopkins

[@LabKritter]

Great video my guy

[@jebVlogs556]

From my understanding 7:18-7:24 "Jack Skeleton was a soldier,I don't know the year exactly but he either hid inside of a canon cause his fellow soldiers were getting killed(to avoid getting killed by bullets, loved getting shot from a canon cause he was that Guy lol..or was captured behind enemy lines and killed by getting shot from a canon.." either way he was a decent guy,nothing hunted about him.. 7:25 that's Slimer from GhostBusters, he's a massive of ectoplasmic energy(somehow he gained a joking personality and he's harmless) hmm 🤔 unless his pranks become major problems ..

[@Lunaisawsome-v6l]

I live in the town next to cassadaga

[@kritterkyle]

I have so many questions, although the place does look cool I have doubts by what you showed as far as authenticity on most of the things. Love the creepy vibes though, still looks like an interesting place!

[@Lilith218]

You wouldn't like it. You'll find spiritually alright, but not the good kind. The stones in their cemetery have black trails like tears. They look like they're crying :(

[@sailorbychoice1]

@@Lilith218 Cassadaga doesn't have a cemetary, the bordering town of Lake Helen does, if there's anything resembling a cemetary within Cassadaga it's only decorative and meant as a goof by the locals. _(Some Spritualsts do have a sense of humor about it it.)_

[@joannatroutman8485]

❤ enjoyed your tour I agree should be more informative. I'm a true believer in the paranormal but I didn't sense that wasn't so haunted they might have the spirits I mean moved on somewhere else 😂

[@Venom-kf6jp]

righteous! righteous! right on my dude

[@clistiarobinson34]

That is the dummy from goosebumps

[@Fenrir-cf5rt]

Have you been to the ones in Jamestown NY?

[@sailorbychoice1]

Lilydale

[@clistiarobinson34]

The outside looks better than inside because inside looks boring

[@jakewood6770]

Nice shirt in the beginning, I'm from the real Mayberry!!

[@VeronicaLeigh79]

I have so many of the Halloween decorations that are in that museum. 😂

[@Jazis1337]

Would love to see you hang out with Sam & Colby. See if spoopy stuff happens when you’re around.

[@SLAYERCAM]

cassa-DAY-ga not casa-dah-gah

[@mapsofthecontinuum8753]

Its cass-a-day-ga

[@Venom-kf6jp]

lol the review of the museum.

[@jessicagutowski1271]

If you’re ever in St. Louis, right down town. There is an area called Laclades Landing (probably didn’t spell that right). They have a wax museum there. It’s not on the level with Madame Tussaud’s, but it’s hysterical to go through. $10 gets you wax figures that look not completely unlike certain celebrities. Best $10 ever spent.

[@thereptilorian]

There are no signs because you're in psychic city - everyone walks in and immediately knows all - duh dav! 😂 they are pretty brave to charge $10 for that... 😮

[@leesreptilesandaquatics6368]

The dummy is slappy from goosebumps

[@alchemicmuse7198]

Magic, starring Anthony Hopkins?

[@ericboff7273]

Great video! Looks like an interesting place to visit. They should put your commentary to the museum, then it would be worth thr price of admission. I couldnt stop laughing listening to you tour that. Lololol

[@sdqsdq6274]

you know what they say , things happen you least expected , they could be the real deal , lol

[@MNDLOU13]

Fairies are very real. 2 of my friends and myself have seen a real fairy true story.

[@joycejimenez701]

The dummy is from the movie Dead Silence.

[@jebVlogs556]

4:23-4:35 🙅🏽‍♂️ naaaah huh, don't you dare touch any of those.. #DavKaufmanAdventures we don't need to you coming back to the states with someone attached to you

[@shanabanana1]

I need a few hainted dolls out I have she can have them or you can.

[@Donna_G]

I think that people who live there would be more interesting, especially if they could explain and possibly demonstrate why they identify as psychics, mediums, or witches. The Indians were represented probably because of their connection to the ancient spirits.

[@heveyweightheveyweight5399]

Real ones don't brag on camera or feel they owe an explanation . It's not everyone's business it finds you and if it hasn't your not meant for it

[@Lilith218]

That place has evil energy. Ive been there and I'll never step foot again.

[@sailorbychoice1]

I have known many of the folks who live there and have lived near for two and a half decades and I have never met an evil person associated with the place. Any evil you sensed you brought with you.

[@billiescott4949]

pretty cool collection creepy crap

[@greggbaker7120]

So..... what's creepy?

[@HorrorQueen67]

The funny thing is, you’re pronouncing the town wrong. 😂😂😂

[@kpopnoonanikki9211]

It was bugging me the entire video lol

[@slitheryserpents]

💜💚🥰🥰🥰💚💜

[@LibertyWarrior1776]

Dude, it's pronounced Casa-DAY-Ga, at least learn how to pronounce the name of the place you're visiting.

[@misss9978]

That was peewee herman

[@AmberTraylor-h1h]

Dead silence (the dummy)

[@NerinaRSA]

Very boring video of a very boring hsu Ted house. Maybe they want to scare children Not your fault Dav. You videos are always good.

[@ANGELBABY_57]

In other words Sodom and Gormrah lol that is so sad people turn to the wrong one God is the only way, not satan and his tactics Anyways thank you brother You rock so glad you went to AnimalCon God bless take care friend. Tell Brian Kusko I say Howdy

[@Lilith218]

Don't go there. Its evil.

[@JeremyDennard]

My buddy from orlando told me a story about a chair in the woods if you sat in it at the right time all kinds of bad shit would happen to you his older sister said the same

[@sailorbychoice1]

That's not Cassadaga, there's a chair in Lake Helen Cemetary (no offiliation to the Camp) that local kids gossip about, but it's all bs.

[@JeremyDennard]

@sailorbychoice1 I figured it was he embellished quite a few things in the story I just remembered the story he told and how cringe we acted about it

[@sailorbychoice1]

@@JeremyDennard Near where I grew up in Massachusetts there is a Seminary School for Ministers that is pretty much in the middle of the woods. Strewn about those woods are big hunks of rock and boulders left over from when the four mile high glacier receded during the last ice age. A couple hundred years ago some folks put a large flat rock on top of a couple smaller rocks to make a table where a dozen or so people could use like a picnic table... Of course, according to the local kids is isn't a picnic table in the woods, it is absolutely a devil's alter to conduct human and animal sacrifices. The fact that there has never been any sign of blood (human or animal) ever found on or near the rock, nor any reports of local people disappearing and found dead, hasn't changed that rumor in about 14 generations of kids.

[@pippi1972]

It’s called the devils chair. It’s in the cemetery there. When I was a teen we would go there at night all the time

[@JeremyDennard]

@@pippi1972 I had to ask my friend how could you not get out of it if you sat in it