The classic mouse type coasters usually I'm not really a fan of these types of rides but this one…read moreis by far the best one I've ever ridden on! This mouse coaster is one of 4 mouse coasters ever built by Arrow Development this coaster is soo well built that it was more expensive that most of your typical mouse coasters so not that many of them ever got created making this one ride very unique! This is by far the best of the mouse coasters I have ever ridden as it's smooth and not so jerky like most other models are it's also a neat little design as it feels like it has more drops and just an all around tighter track layout then other companies models! This ride really is a gem in Great America as it's super fun and perfect for all ages just make sure you get to it kinda early because the line gets very long on busy days as everyone wants to enjoy this Arrow classic!

This line is somewhat long for the most part as it appeals to more the kids and built by Arrow. I…read morereally do not like this ride as it is not smooth and really jerky and shakes you up and down and then when it turns it jerks you side to side which is an uncomfortable ride. Definitely a ride that needs to go away for sure as Arrow is defunct and parts are hard to come by. It is in the back of the park.

My husband brought us here. We loved our time. So great that…read morethey sold cold water !!! We enjoyed the train ride so nice and we were the only ones since we came in a week day! I'm looking forward to coming back and bringing more family. Great photos and the ride is definitely worth the price.

Came here on a Saturday morning around 11am. Tickets for train and carousel is $5 per person and…read morefree for kids 2 and under. The train ride is less than 10 minutes with no cover so we brought our hats. It's a quick ride and you pass by the parking lot and a park. My girls enjoyed it. After we played by the nearby park. There is a bathroom close to the train ticket booth and lots of tables to enjoy a snack or even lunch. They were just starting the grill to cook the food for lunch but our girls were hungry so we left to get food elsewhere.

I been on this ride a couple of times, but not the ride I must need to ride every time I go to the…read morepark. It used to be called Survivor the ride, but since Cedar Fair bought them out it is called tiki twirl. The line can get really long, but the longest we have waited is 30 minutes. The nice thing is they have a cart to put in your belongings and you drop it off. Then at the end of the ride you exit the other side and pick up your things. Ride experience, not too bad considering, I do not like rides that go in circles as it makes me dizzy. It is overall fun and a good 3 minute ride. You get use the motion after awhile.

It's more fun than it looks like it would be. Just enough of a thrill but nothing too scary. Wear…read morea hair tie if you have longer hair.

DEFINITELY, go to their website to read the rules, how to get there, hours and other information. I…read morethink the GPS led us to the residential area parking and there's no parking there for the public so my boyfriend left me there and I thought he meant that I should just go there myself and there is NO signal here so I had no idea where he was at for over an hour and he was so close to calling the city to report a lost child lol. We went in the mid morning and it's a fairly bright, well lit path there that's not too far or difficult and there were lots of other hikers and travelers so at no point did I feel like something bad was going to happen. The farm is also true to its name because I did get to see a momma deer and her baby right at the entrance of the farm near the barn picnic table area. Neat! It's a great place to see animals too since aside from the deer and farm animals I saw a quail and its chicks, as well as lots of ground squirrels. The chicken are in a coop and pen but some hop out and walk around the farm. Love to see the pigs, sheep, goats, cow, bunnies, ducks and geese too. Would love to one day see the farm cats. There's lots of informative signs and flyers throughout the farm of all reading levels and how much information are on them, and there's small interactive parts too and you learn about the work that goes into working on a farm and what these animals provide for people. The docents and volunteers are also very helpful and are happy to answer questions. Lots of benches and seats in the shade too so you can sit back and take in the scenery and the animals hanging out. You can see the little gardens that they have there and I guess on some days some of the other buildings are open too. I don't mind coming back, but this time, I won't make that same entrance mistake again.

iking: A+ The hike itself is beautiful and absolutely worth…read moredoing. We didn't encounter any unsafe encampments or concerning people. Farm Experience: F If you're visiting to experience the farm, I wouldn't recommend it. The whole experience was confusing from the start. Volunteers are allowed to drive up to the park, but the public has to park elsewhere and walk about a mile. This isn't a leisurely stroll--it's hilly, poorly marked, and more difficult than expected. Once we arrived, the farm was essentially closed to visitors. The animals, gardens, orchard, and historic buildings were all locked. It felt more like a museum that you can only look at from a distance. The most frustrating part was that there were numerous signs everywhere telling the public not to feed the animals, not to pet them, and not to enter restricted areas. Then we watched large groups of camp and school kids doing exactly those things as part of their program. They got to interact with the animals and explore areas that were completely off-limits to everyone else. I understand that organized educational programs may have special access, but it made the experience feel like the public was only allowed to watch from the outside. It's hard to understand why the farm is promoted as being open to the public when there's so little for the public to actually experience. If you're looking for a great hike, this is an excellent destination. If you're hoping for a hands-on farm experience with your family, you'll leave disappointed especially since your kids get to watch other kids in camps or schools experience and enjoy the park and they are allowed

Amazing park and zoo for younger children…read more My sons are five and eight and this was the perfect park for them. They are very active so I appreciated how there are multiple places for them to run around and play. If you were there for the zoo, a lot of the habitats are under construction so I wasn't as impressed with that area. Same with the rides, they are for pretty young kids, I'm thinking 3 to 5. So none of them were that interesting to my older son except for the one small roller coaster that he rode once. Also, they weren't open all day so a lot of them weren't open when we walked by them. But the reason none of this bothered me was because the playgrounds were a spectacular and the price point for a day is quite low so I felt that the quality match the price. They do have a quick service Restaurant here where you can grab food. I was very impressed by the selection. They had both food that kids love as well as healthier options. Although take this with a grain of salt because we are visiting from Florida, so our options are generally not healthy. I don't know what the standard is in California so this may just be the norm. We did bring a stroller which was useful when my younger son refused to keep walking. However, this park isn't huge so you could get away without bringing a stroller. This place is pretty much all outdoors so I wouldn't come here if it was raining. The weather was beautiful when we were here. If I lived closer, I would definitely have an annual pass.

Great place to take the kids. Rides aren't scary for the little ones. I don't like rollercoasters…read moreso I can vouch that it isn't scary and the toddlers and first graders find it fun. There's lots of shades so that's nice. It is a big place so it's hard to keep track of the group of kids. The barn animals are so cute but stinky. The kids enjoy seeing and feeding them

This park seems closed? We went by and there was only adult exercise equipment. No longer for kidsread more

Smaller playground than some of the ones we've been to in Palo Alto, but they have a stationary…read moretrain if you're into that! :) The slide, jungle gym has a "western" theme, you know - cowboys and horses, etc.

So much fun! Whether it's a date or family fun, it's so worth it. The lazy river is one of my favs!…read moreHighly recommend!

This is a ride I enjoy to go on during the park. Beware the hours from from 11am to 6pm on most of…read morethe days. It can go to 8pm in the summer months, but it does have a specific opening and closing hours usuall at 11am. The best time to go is usually in the morning or at night when the line is a walk on. In the afternoon, the line can be an hour long easily but that is when it is the hottest. This ride is a hit or miss when getting wet. You get wet the most when people use the geysers to soak you. There is parts where you get bumped hard on the edges and then when you hit the wave you will get wet as well and your shoes soaked. I have not gotton drenched yet on the ride. You do dry off fast which is great. I believe they have dryers for $5 dollars as well.

"Ant Park" is our goto place for outdoor play dates. They have it all:…read more- bathrooms - parking - creative play structures - giant open space for touch football - convenient location The only caveat is that parking is shared with the nearby Field, so it may get full of there's an event on.

Nice playground for taking the kids as the structures are very clean and interesting to climb on…read more However, I would not recommend this park on a hot day as there is NO shade...