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f a camping trip is in your plans for this summer and you ain't afraid of no ghost, there's a spot in Rhode Island you might want to check out. The house that inspired the 2013 horror flick The Conjuring is offering fans of the film and amateur paranormal investigators the opportunity to go ghost camping, or "ghamping," on the property. Eight campsites have been set up on the grounds, each with a 3- to- 4-person tent. Each tent has its own "fright factor" rating letting campers know how spooky their experience will be. Visitors are encouraged to bring their own equipment to investigate paranormal activity. The campsites can be rented for $300-$400 a night. The home was not actually seen in The Conjuring, but it hosted the real-life events that the movie is based on.