Fairytale Town

Kids love it here! Great place to get some energy out of the kids. They evens have some animals to view here. It's not too big but big enough to entertain the kids for a good while. There is also an are you can draw, play with toys, and read books. Tickets are $10 and kids under 2 are free.

Brought our little one here, and it was a great experience from start to finish. The whole park is designed around classic fairy tales, with well-built play areas like King Arthur's Castle, Jack and the Beanstalk, and the Crooked Mile. Every section has something fun for kids to climb, slide, or explore, and it's all in a safe, enclosed space.The place is clean, well-maintained, and has plenty of shaded seating for parents to relax while the kids burn off energy. The small farm animals, like donkeys and sheep, give it an extra touch that keeps kids engaged. Admission is affordable, and parking is easy. If you have young kids, this is one of the best spots in Sacramento. We'll definitely be coming back.

Our little ones love Fairytale Town! They're 2.5 and 6 and this age is perfect for Fairytale Town. They love to run around and climb all the different structures. Some of the big slides are too much for my 2.5 year old, but the smaller structures are perfect for him. The craft room is a popular spot but it gets crowded quickly. The whole area is pretty small and the kids finish going through it quickly. But they have fun go round and round!Our most recent visit they had abbreviated plays to watch. This time it was the Wizard of Oz performed by a local high school students. It was wonderful! Our little ones enjoyed watching it and the actors did a great job singing and dancing on stage. They even stayed behind for pictures with all the little ones. There's a snack bar and a some tables to eat. However, a lot of the tables do get occupied for reserved parties. The area is clean and parking can be a pain. Also, there isn't much shade, so we tend to avoid going in the hot months.

I've been getting membership here for a few years now. The breakeven point is 4 visits so it's worth it if you plan on going a few times a year. Membership comes with 2 free guest passes and discounts on drinks. This is a great place for young kids. It's like a giant playground. There is a limited age range that this would appeal most to which is around 2-8 years old. I first took my son here when he was 2 years old and he was too young and only went on one of the small slides. So far at 4 years old has been the optimal age and he's been able to do all the slides and activities and asks to go every week. There's themes throughout the year. My son loved "talk like a pirate" day with all the pirate themed crafts. There are small animal enclosures here with tortoise, pigs, goats, pony, cow, and sheep. There is a small food court with ice cream, shaved ice, nachos, hot dogs, corn dogs, pretzel, and some snacks for the little ones such as string cheese and pb&j snacks.

Went for my daughters birthday party, she turned 4. It just didn't have anything really fun for her to do. A few things here and there were fun but we paid $9 to be in there like 30 minutes. We moved through the place like it was about to close. The animals would have to be the best attraction for my daughter because it was up close and personal and what kid doesn't like seeing animals. Of course she wanted to take one home. I just think Funderland may have been a better choice because it has rides for the kids, Fairytale Town doesn't.

Adorable location for children to play . It's been redone, remodeled and looks very inviting for kids.

My kids had a blast at the spring egg-stravaganza event. They picked Easter eggs, played on the slides, built blocks, and played with bubbles. They were able to pick either 2 small prizes or a large prize in exchange for the egg hunting. My kids selected finger lights and small legos. There could have been better prizes for the cost of admission.

Reasonably priced fun for young kids. I'd say age 3-7 years old is the perfect age for this place. We went with a 3, 4, and 6 year old and they loved it. We stayed for almost 4.5 hours! Most of the playing areas are outdoors, but there is an indoor reading rainbow house that has books, coloring, and dry erase boards. Surprisingly, our group spent more than an hour just in that reading house. Multiple areas with water fountains, restrooms, and there's also a concession stand if you need to buy food or snacks.

Very nice little park. Great for kids. Easily spend a couple hours there. Farmer Brown's Barn has goat, ox, horse, Dory etc.....There is a little Cafe in Fairytale Town. The Dish & Spoon Cafe has a few outdoor tables. You can get hot dogs, nachos, popcorn, ice cream, peanut butter & jelly sandwiches, fresh fruit and more.

My toddlers love this place with many different things for them to do. Fun slides, climbing opportunities, book shack, farm animals. Get a membership. It's worth it.