10 Strangest Lodgings To Stay In Around The World (PHOTOS)

The world is certainly full of weird places, so why not weird accommodations? So if cave dwellings and wigwams pique your interest, than look no further. Here are the weirdest lodgings that span the world over all put together courtesy of Trazzler.com. Captions and photos courtesy of Trazzler.com.

 

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Spiritualist Camp, Cassadaga, Florida

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The Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp is a small community 40 miles from Orlando. It was founded l00 years ago so like-minded people could live together and practice their religion. Today, the streets are lined with turn-of-the-century cottages, most of them occupied by psychics, who will give you a reading. Start your visit at the book store/information center, where you may schedule a reading (for a fee) or use the center’s phone to make arrangements directly with the medium of your choice. By the way, the word “camp” simply describes the church-owned property. There are no actual camping facilities at Cassadaga, but the 1920s-era Cassadaga Hotel is open for business and rumored to be haunted. Caption by Pat Pape

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The Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp is a small community 40 miles from Orlando. It was founded l00 years ago so like-minded people could live together and practice their religion. Today, the streets are lined with turn-of-the-century cottages, most of them occupied by psychics, who will give you a reading. Start your visit at the book store/information center, where you may schedule a reading (for a fee) or use the center’s phone to make arrangements directly with the medium of your choice. By the way, the word “camp” simply describes the church-owned property. There are no actual camping facilities at Cassadaga, but the 1920s-era Cassadaga Hotel is open for business and rumored to be haunted.

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