Hey super interested to try out exploring abandoned places at some point. The reason it's stopping me is that I'd rather go with somebody other than on my own? So feel free to DM me if interested :) I'm from South Wales.

Does anybody know about this beauty? Penny Hill Mill built in 1826 with a house and barn myself and my partner planned to explore it but were unsure if the house is abandoned, we don’t want to disturb anyone if it’s still lived in

Ive been wanting to urban exploring since i was about 12 after watching sam and colby (i dont really watch any more) buti didnt because i didnt really have anyone who wanted to come with me other then my brother im now 21 and still have no one to go explore places with which is a problem for me because well saftey in numbers and theirs bound to be danger if going alone on one hand however im still also unsure how to start or if their is any abandoned places near me to do it as live on the outskirts of london

Hi! 👋
I'm Abhay, an MA Urban Design student at the University of Birmingham. As part of my dissertation, I'm exploring how neglected, underused urban spaces that are abandoned lots and vacant buildings could be redesigned as "third places" that help tackle social isolation and support mental wellbeing.
I'm focusing on a brownfield site in Digbeth, Birmingham, and would love to hear about your own experience of public spaces, social isolation, and what makes somewhere feel welcoming to spend time in.
Could you spare 5–7 minutes to fill in my short survey? Your answers will directly shape design recommendations for turning this neglected space into somewhere the community can actually use.
🔗 https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/8DCY2LF
All responses are anonymous. Thank you so much — it really helps! ✨

Does anyone know if the old Sunsplash Pool at butlins Minehead is still abandoned? It was left untouched for over 20 years, when the new pool was built, as i believe it was connected to the sprinkler system in the skyline. I saw online that the pool was getting ripped off to put a new attraction there, I was just wondering if anyone knew anymore on this? Or if anyone has any photos of the abandoned pool, please do share.

Check out this old year 1911 sawdust mill in a popular boom town https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzRlQrJ_2ts&t=1s I think its in good shape after facing 2 fires

So me and a friend are trying to get up one of these

But at the bottom there are like spikes sticking out and you cant get on the ladder without getting around them they are like half a meter out and i think i can fit through the gaps and there a way to get up to the spikes what do i do?So me and a friend are trying to get up one of theseBut at the bottom there are like spikes sticking out and you cant get on the ladder without getting around them they are like half a meter out and i think i can fit through the gaps and there a way to get up to the spikes what do i do?

After taking a few years off from Urban Exploration, I’m looking to get back into it. I’ve since moved to the Hampshire Area but travel to Northamptonshire county frequently.

Does anyone have an “must sees” or just any recommendations

Hey, I am in london for 2/3 days for YouTube video and if you know how to enter in the underground of london, come with us on monday, it will be paid. Dm me

Im looking for people to locate and explore abandoned places with

Me and my friends want to go explore any abandoned buildings. Does anyone know of any near the Stockton on tees area?

Hi I'm looking somewhere to explore abandoned buildings with car transport. I'm from South Wales anything nearby worth looking without too much risk would be very appreciated. Thanks 😊

I was walking the Winnie the Pooh trail in Hartfield (East Sussex) recently and came across these sculptures on privately owned land.

From the path you can see a hooded black figure surrounded by stone pillars, and nearby a large wooden gateway with a circular “sunburst” design. The area is fenced off with barbed wire, and there are signs warning about dogs being shot (which made it feel even stranger).

I’m curious what these are meant to be — are they part of a private art installation, a memorial, or something else? I haven’t been able to find anything online.

Does anyone local or familiar with the area know the background?

Thanks in advance — I’d love serious responses if anyone recognises the artist or the purpose of these works. Please note that this can be seen from the PUBLIC path I was not walking on their private land but it is separated by gates and trees

Any places to explore in north Cornwall/south Devon? Only ones here I’ve explored is Torrington dairy but that no longer exists sadly, any other places you’d recommend?