Rhaphidophoridae or camel crickets tend to live in warmer climates, like the south or New Zealand and Australia. If you don't like bugs, spiders etc. I suggest you live somewhere cold; generally colder climates don't have large populations of bugs because they don't thrive in the cold.

I am deathly afraid of camel crickets, or cave crickets, or whatever they are...and I live in Tennessee where they seem to thrive. Is there anywhere in the U.S. where they don't live? Or Europe? And what kinds of bugs substitute for creepiness there? I know everywhere has their own little pest, but I would really love to try and get away from these crickets and if at all possible many spiders in general. Any help would be appreciated!