I have a few stories from when I was at my cottage, about a year ago.
I have no idea if the things I saw were actually paranormal, for all I know, they could have been animals or maybe even people.
So, my friend was with my at the cottage, and he asked me "Want to go for a walk or something"
And I respond with "Yeah, sure"
So that's what we do, until we come across an RV on the side of the road. The thing was entirely wrecked, the front half was practically non-existent any more and there were shards of glass everywhere.
My friend turned towards me and said "Wanna go check it out?"
We probably shouldn't have, but we were going to anyway.
As soon as I took a step towards it, I heard what sounded like a low guttural growl mixed with a person crying.
We got the hell out of there in an instant.
The next day, we decided to go to the beach. To get there, we had to take the same path that had the RV.
We both shot an awkward glance towards it as we walked by, still a little spooked about what happened the day before.
We made the mistake of staying at the beach until 6:30, dusk.
Now the way there and back was through a forest, with very thick trees all the same distance apart, with only a few places that you could see far through.
Half way through, my friend stopped, looked to the right, muttered something then started to sprint away from me.
I just sat there for a moment, puzzled and asked my self what the hell scared him so much.
Then I looked to the right.
Standing in the forest were three shadowy humanoid figures all standing straight up and just staring in the opposite direction. They could have been people, but there's a little problem. One of the things had to atleast have been 10 feet tall and he was pretty damn bulky.
I let out a little squeal, and they all turned towards me at once. The big one made some kind of noise while looking at the other two, then they slowly started to advance towards me.
That is when I worked up the strength to run. And run I did.
When I made it back, I told everyone what happened, and naturally, no one believed me except my friend.
Luckily we were leaving that night anyway.
I haven't been back there yet, and I never want to.