Sahuaro Ranch Park in Glendale, Arizona, is reportedly haunted by several spirits, including a mysterious woman in white and the ghost of an early owner. The 17-acre historic ranch, with its century-old adobe buildings and grounds, is a popular destination for ghost tours due to its many paranormal tales. This enigmatic, kind-spirited woman is one of the most frequently spotted apparitions at the ranch. She is often seen in an old-fashioned white dress and is described as glowing. She has surprised park employees after dark and is sometimes felt as a warm, comforting presence. It is speculated that she may be the wife of one of the ranch's former owners. Another commonly sighted ghost is a man dressed in a serious, black outfit, which is notable in the hot Arizona climate. Many believe this to be the spirit of Stephen Campbell, a ranch owner who passed away in 1890. He is reportedly seen wandering the grounds and the original adobe house, appearing to still look after the property. Some visitors have reported a more disturbing encounter involving a young man who seems to be in pain. One visitor claimed to have felt his presence during a picnic and later heard him screaming for help. The spirit did not seem malevolent, but appeared to be suffering. The property's extensive grounds and many buildings are also rumored to be haunted by other 19th-century figures. Visitors have seen apparitions vanish around corners and have felt the unnerving sensation of being watched by unseen eyes from the shadows. Sahuaro Ranch Park's long history provides a backdrop for its alleged hauntings. Multiple families have owned the property, and the stories of their lives and deaths are linked to the reported paranormal activity.