Children are able to write, act out, and produce their own stories in our new indoor space!

Most people don’t know that after the Dish ran away with the Spoon, they opened a little Cafe in Fairytale Town.

Anansi’s Web opened to the public on September 8, 2018!

When you enter Fairytale Town, visit the Box Office to get your admission tickets to the park!

Located adjacent to the Pirate Ship, Pirate’s Cove is the site of swashbuckling birthday parties at Fairytale Town.

Deep in the 100 acre wood where Christopher Robin plays you’ll find Pooh Corner, the home of the beloved Winnie the Pooh!

Hundreds of families and organizations purchased commemorative bricks to form the Yellow Brick Road leading to Humpty Dumpty’s gate.

Make a wish and watch your coin spiral down into the wishing well! All proceeds support nonprofit Fairytale Town.

Ahoy, matey! Captain Hook and Peter Pan are just over the next wave.

A last-minute snack shack for travelers in need, the Station also offers a souvenir penny machine.

A traditional Japanese-style garden based on the ancient fairytale The Fisherman and the Tortoise, featuring authentic stone structures from our sister city, Matsuyama, Japan.

This garden gives plants and flowers the power to teach literacy to Fairytale Town’s guests: each letter of the alphabet is flanked by plants that start with that letter in a changing seasonal display.

Peter was captivated by it, and so are birthday party guests and thousands of school children who discover the magic of gardening here each year in this interactive learning garden.

The lesson of slow and steady wins the race is represented by the larger-than-life slow poke of a tortoise and his lightning-quick pal, the blue hare.

Hickory, dickory, dock,
The mouse ran up the clock.
The clock struck one,
The mouse ran down,
Hickory, dickory, dock.

The Cheshire Cat occasionally makes an appearance directly above this slide into Wonderland.

Theater performances are held throughout the year and are a great way to introduce your children to live theater!

Feel the power of positive thinking aboard this engine where anyone can become the engineer or just go along for the ride.

With a team of carousel horses, the pumpkin coach transports the imaginations of young and old.

Built in 1997, this set features a giant beanstalk slide and what is certainly the largest foot in the Sacramento area.

From a distance, she appears to be a statue of this beloved nursery rhyme character, but closer examination reveals an innovative slide built into her voluminous apron.

A trip to the top of this hill reveals a real working water well and a slide for tumbling after.

This slice of Swiss cheese is a favorite climbing spot and photo backdrop.

Flanked by towering stacks of storybooks, the Mother Goose Stage is home to some of the most imaginative performances you’ll ever see – including the impromptu escapades of our guests!

Take a romp through Robin Hood’s own playground. A favorite venue for birthday parties that also features a large climbing fort for your own little Merry Men.

Imagination propels this giant tractor next to Farmer Brown’s Barn.

The home of the Little Red Hen House, Charlotte the Spider, Clementine the green iguana, Ferdinand the gentle bull, and Dory the miniature horse.

Climb to the top of the tree house, home to Pooh’s wisest friend, then take an exhilarating ride down the corkscrew slide.

The number-one, all-time favorite set of park visitors, this winding path provides a tenth of a mile of exercise and fun.

The fastest, tallest slide at Fairytale Town, an iconic landmark of the park for decades.

The seat of royal birthday parties at the Round Table of legend, this is one of the original structures at Fairytale Town. It features a maze-like entrance, vibrant murals of Queen Guinevere, King Arthur’s Guards and Merlin the Magician.

Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall,
Humpty Dumpty had a great fall.
All the king’s horses and all the king’s men
Couldn’t put Humpty together again.