This coastal fortification is the site of the “Ghostly Japanese Platoon,” a residual haunting of Imperial soldiers seen marching in formation near the sealed entrance of the British subterranean tunnels. The most active hotspot is the 6-inch Quick-Firing Gun emplacement, where visitors document “cold pockets” and the distinct smell of cordite and old tobacco on windless nights. A more malevolent entity is the Pontianak reported near the “Dragon’s Teeth” sea stacks, identified by a sudden fragrance of frangipani followed by a terrifying, high-pitched screech. Modern 2024 footage from local paranormal investigators highlights consistent “shadow figures” peering from the dense foliage of the Berlayer Creek boardwalk. The park’s history as a site of heavy WWII casualties creates a “heavy” atmosphere that reportedly causes electronic gimbal failures in the tunnel areas.