Campfire Horror Stories

By: New Horror Stories
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  • Grab your flashlight and step into the spine-tingling world of horror with Campfire Horror Stories. Join us for terrifying campfire tales that will keep you up at night. Dive into a world where shadows hold secrets and every snap of a twig means you’re being watched. 🔥 All stories are podcast exclusives, meaning they won't be found anywhere else. Support our podcast on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/CampfireHorrorStoriesPodcast Listeners Beware: Stories contain mature themes and content and therefore may not be suitable for young audiences.
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Episodes
  • S1 E4: The Snow King - Campfire Horror Stories Podcast

    S1 E4: The Snow King - Campfire Horror Stories Podcast
    Aug 28 2024

    Stay tuned for a JARRING twist ending! Plot: The town bully gets more than he bargains for after being dared into a test of bravery...
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    9 mins
  • S1 E3: "Animal" - Campfire Horror Stories Podcast [EXPLICIT CONTENT]

    S1 E3: "Animal" - Campfire Horror Stories Podcast [EXPLICIT CONTENT]
    Aug 11 2024

    Caution: This episode includes explicit content and is NOT SUITABLE FOR YOUNG LISTENERS.


    Plot: A cattle farmer recounts his twisted life from a prison cell.
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    8 mins
  • S1 E2: Straw Walkers - Campfire Horror Stories Podcast

    S1 E2: Straw Walkers - Campfire Horror Stories Podcast
    Aug 11 2024

    Obsessing over a local legend, two kids decide to stage the ultimate prank at their grandparents' farm... Original story written by Crispin Yata.
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    6 mins

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