Enchanted Forest

So much fun... we live in Southern California, but have driven up to Oregon about 4 times. Have taken the kids there every single time. Family run, all staff is wonderful, entertainment crew is phenomenal. Clean property, and so beautiful amongst the trees.

A pleasure every time... can't wait until our next vacation!

So fun to take my kids here after having gone as a kid. I was shocked to see how well the park has been maintained. It's clean, well maintained, the staff are helpful and professional, and the nostalgia is 100%. Definitely would take my kids here again and hope it's around someday for them to take their kids.

What a whirlwind! The last leg of the tour was much lighter, more wholesome.

However, the beginning of the tour were fairytale scenarios. The dolls were what my 6 year old called, "creepy."
Have you seen the Mr. Rodger's Daniel Tiger puppets? Those kinds.

My daughters were not fans but the paranormal fan in me was very curious. Thus, 3 stars for my experience.

The food was actually cheap! Plus 1 for the food!

My 9 year old daughter loved the car race and my 6 year old loved the bumper cars!

The $5 per ticket x multiple tickets per ride pricing makes this park a no-go for us. The park is heavy on theme, and light on rides. For older kids, the only real fun to be had will be the larger rides, and those cost an average of $10 each. This is in addition to your price of admission. I wouldn't go again unless they bring back the unlimited ride bracelets. Without them, the park simply isn't worth the price of the ticket(s).

The rides are too expensive. They need to bring back the wristbands. Other than that it is great.

Came here for a friend's birthday and had a wonderful day!!! It was the last day of the season and it was bustling! We got a free birthday pin and it was ready in 10 minutes. We loved the log ride and the dwarf cave. Will definitely be coming back again soon!

Really great place if you have younger kids; perfect for 2-5 for sure. Reasonable in terms of admission ($25 for adults, $22 for kids, under 2 is free), parking is free, and food is not super expensive (and I think you are allowed to bring in your own food. You pay extra for rides but there are plenty of free, cool slides (kiddos loved the shoe slide) if you are on a budget. Lush landscaping make it nice and cool on a hot day.

Awesome place to take the kids. Seriously a historic part of Oregons history as well as a great family theme park. We went as a remembrance trip as we haven't been in years. Very clean and well organized.

We've driven by Enchanted Forest thousands of times and finally made a stop. We're so glad we did!

It was Saturday afternoon and the parking lot was packed.  There was an employee in a bright vest in the parking lot but thankfully,  we found a parking spot without asking for help. 

We purchased tickets at the entrance and walked around. The ticket counter did not provide a map of the park. There are signs to point you to attractions.

We were there for a couple of hours and saw plenty of the park. We followed the path, walked in and out of structures, went down slides, screamed at the Haunted House, rode bumper cars, and shot at targets at the Challenge of Mondor. We really wanted to do the Big Timber Log ride and the Ice Mountain Bobsled roller coaster; however, the lines were long and there was a sign saying it'd be a hour wait at that point in the line. 

We ate churros that were reasonably priced. There is a snack bar with a bigger menu in the same building as the water show. 

There were also live performances throughout the day. 

The gift shop near the Haunted House played a video of the the park's history. Amazing story of a man's vision and creativity.

The park allows outside food. Note: The park does not offer beer or alcohol.

You can purchase advanced entry tickets online. Ride tickets are sold separately and there are height requirements for each ride.

Highly recommend!

It's camp. And that's a good thing! Hella good photo opportunities!
Endless wacky backgrounds, all sorts of fairy tale ceramics and art! It even has live music! When we were there it was a lovely Irish band! Granny was elated

An Oregon childhood tradition. There's nothing else like it. From Eugene, I went when I was a kid and enjoyed myself. I recently brought my own kiddo from near Seattle, and she had a blast. She talks about that day months later.
The food options leave something to be desired, so pack a lunch, but you won't starve. Lots of walking, hills, and cobblestones --so unfortunately not super accessible. Skip the stroller if possible and bring a carrier instead. Star off for those two, but if you can--go.