Jay and another camper, Roger, decide to go to the forbidden bunk. The boys hear strange animal howls outside. Mike's hand continues to hurt because of the bite. Uncle Al warns the kids not to be outside after curfew, and he instructs them to stay away from the Forbidden Bunk, an boarded-up bunk at the camp. The boys go to the campfire, and they are given food to eat. Mike and Larry eventually return apparently, the camp has no nurses.

Mike goes in search of the nurse, and the other boys remove the snakes from the cabin. When Larry leaves the bunk, the four boys find snakes lying in one of the beds, and one of the snakes bites Mike's hand. Mike, Jay, Colin, and Billy are assigned to Bunk 4, and the four boys meet their bunk counselor, Larry. The girls are dropped off at girls' camp, and the boys are taken to the boys' camp. A second bus comes by and picks up the campers. When the creatures try to attack, they are stopped by a man - later revealed to be the camp leader, Uncle Al - armed with a strange rifle. The kids see a group of wolf-like creatures standing upright. Since none of the kids know where they are, Billy tries to ask the bus driver, but the driver speeds away. When the bus stops, the driver ushers all of the kids off.

Billy also meets two members of the girls' camp, Dawn and Dori. During the bus ride, Billy meets three fellow campers: Mike, Jay, and Colin. And Billy might be next.īilly is traveling on a bus to Camp Nightmoon. What's going on? Why won't his parents answer his letters? What's lurking out there after dark? Camp Nightmoon is turning into Camp Nightmare. But then his fellow campers start to disappear.

And the camp director, Uncle Al, seems sort of demented. THOSE SCARY STORIES ABOUT CAMP ARE ALL COMING TRUE. 8.1 References in other Goosebumps media.

Ghost Camp by R.L. Stine