I have to give a huge shout out to Tree to tree Adventure Park in Oregon! My family loves this zip…read morelining/ropes course and it's the highlight of their vacation every summer! This summer I accidentally booked our reservation for the wrong location! I called the location in Oregon and they offered to change our reservation to Idaho, give us credit for another time, or fully refund the trip! We are so grateful for their generosity and we can't wait to visit again next summer!!!

Even on a drizzly day, it was amazing! The staff was wonderful, very knowledgeable, patient and…read morepresent throughout the park. The challenge courses varied and were super fun. There are levels for everyone and what they are comfortable with, especially if you're looking for something challenging! If you are waiting, there's a fire pit with chairs and a picnic area. It's a really great place to visit.

This review is just for the amusement park. My family and I had a really fun time, and I especially…read moreloved being able to go on rides with my toddler. The staff were nice, and the park honestly exceeded my expectations for a local amusement park. My only gripe was the wristband pricing. Kids under 48" still need their own wristband ($23.45-$26.45), and adults accompanying them need a companion wristband for the same price. The companion wristband only covers rides when you're riding with the child, so I thought that was a little steep, especially if both parents want to take turns. Still, seeing how much fun my toddler had made it worth it. Also, the carousel is free to ride! We also enjoyed the arcade. It didn't feel ridiculously hard to win prizes like some places. And our lunch and desserts were good, with pretty typical amusement park pricing. There are also plenty of bigger rides for thrill seekers. Overall, we had a great family day and I was pleasantly surprised by Oaks Park.

Absolute banger of an amusement park. Had so much fun with my friend. Great find and will love to…read morecome here again. The 360 Atmos Fear is probably the wildest ride I have done. The split second when you are upside down staring right at the ground at 360 degrees will rewind all your life in that moment lol. Amazon adrenaline rush - lot of fun. With just a little extra you can also go for Roller Skate rinks. It was my first time trying roller skating and it was so much fun. To the point that I will be a getting a roller skate to practice. The park has many different rides some very easy. But if you think you can handle - go for 360 Atmos Fear.

Just left after 3 hours of fun. Our 10 year and 7 year old granddaughter enjoyed the pizza and…read morechicken nuggets too. Friday night and short lines for everything. Much better staffing than what we had last December when we were there. Even with all the birthday parties it was not too busy anywhere. I also appreciated the security guy at the front door keeping an eye out. Definitely going to return!

Yes, this place is fun for kids especially on a rainy day…read more Lots of space to get your kids energy out. Something for ages 5 and up Honestly, wayyyyyy too many people and understaffed. Lots of staff walking around doing absolutely nothing. This place needs a DEEP CLEAN ASAP IT SMELSS LIKE FARTS everywhere you go Employees were nice and I didn't have a bad experience with any of them. However, they are not given ample training or direction. I don't think I will be back, we had to go wait 30 minutes to rock climb. Kids running at 50mph around every corner. It's just too chaotic.

We hosted my son's 12th birthday party here. The kids really enjoyed the experience and the staff…read morewas great, BUT, you have the space for 2 hrs and the racing only barely takes up 45 min to an hour. Even if you get the kids eating for 30 minutes, you still have to find a way to kill another 30 minutes. It's a ton of fun and the birthday food was good, but there needs to be more racing or more activities for the price.

Great place to bring family or friends and the staff are really helpful. I lost my phone and they…read moretook the time to look for it even though they didn't find it right away they contacted me once they found it.

My fiancé and I got a sitter for our 1 year old and took our 6 year old here tonight. He's been…read moreasking to go to a haunted house this year so I searched "family friendly haunted houses" and this came up. We decided to give it a try and we're very glad we did. It was a long drive on curvy country roads to get there and it was rainy and extremely foggy, but it made it part of the "spooky" fun! We got here and we were greeted with friendly people and even a sucker for our son. It was only $20 for the 3 of us to get in which is very reasonable and a cheap night compared to any local events and activities we usually go to. The trail was pretty long and we were told to go through as many times as we wished. There were tons of little houses to walk through, a maze, a suspension bridge, a concrete tunnel, a crooked house, and many slides. We thoroughly enjoyed the trail, rain and all! It was well lit with Halloween lights all throughout, so it was pretty neat to walk the trails and see hidden spooky figures in the dark. The castle is so cool! It's a mini haunted house with strobe lights, animatronics, curtains to walk through, etc. Our 6 year old was scared by it a bit and got really brave to go in a second time (which made us SO relieved we didn't go to a legitimate haunted house) so it was perfect and not too scary. They've got hot cocoa, hot cider, cold cider, and donuts for sale (very cheap) too so we took advantage of that while we walked the trail. We can't wait to go here and see it all during Christmas time!

This is a cute little farm! I can't believe someone has all this great stuff on there property, a…read morecastle with a moat, a crooked house, a pirate ship with a maze!!! Those were just a few of the buildings this place reminds me of Enchanted Forest it's like a mini version without the thrill rides.The Trail is well maintained and the attractions are cute. We went through the haunted house before heading down the trail. The trail was a child's dream come true with slides and mazes galore. Pumpkins are $2,$4,$6 depending on size. They have snacks available for purchase at a reasonable price. If you have children under $12 you'll love this place not much for older kids, but definitely worth the $6 admission price.

We had such a great ride today. The two hour premium ride took us through the forest and some…read morespectacular views all the way into town for a short break for us but also for the horses. The guides and horses were so sweet and made the experience so fun. Thanks Erik for giving us this opportunity.

We had a good ride? Meaning not me. I meant my Daughter in law and grandkids ages 6, 11 y/o and…read more16. It was last Monday on my Granddaughters Birthday the 11 y/o. I didn't ride but met them all in La Center with ice cream? the ride back was in the dark but they all enjoyed the experience guided both ways by the owner Eric? it was an adventure the 16 y/o said 5 stars *****!

Cool modern carnival. Big rides which my son loved. We went to a fair in Washington and will be…read morecoming back.

I had a relative go to this carnival in another state and they said 10/10 so when I saw them off…read morethe i-5 off el toro it reminded me of my childhood Im definitely going tomorrow!

My family and I had a great time at Mt. Hood Adventure Park. We rode the alpine slide, which was…read moredefinitely the attraction I was looking forward to the most. The park was quieter and less crowded than I expected. The alpine slide alone was $29 per person, but you can purchase an unlimited pass for about $79-$89 per person. I recommend the pass if you plan to experience several attractions. The park has two sections--the east and west sides--which are about a three-minute drive apart. I don't recommend walking between them. Other attractions include a maze, zip lines, bungee jumping, go-karts, batting cages, rock climbing, a summer tubing hill, and much more. There is also a bar and restaurant on the west side of the park.

(This review is my kid's opinion about the alpine slide specifically)…read more "We didn't have to wait very long to get on [mom's note: we were there around 11AM on a Monday] so I recommend to get there early for not a lot of lines. There was good view from the top. The people were helpful to get you off the lift and onto the slide. They will tell you what to do, like how to go fast and slow. I liked feeling in control of the speed. There are leisure and experienced tracks but I didn't really seem to notice a difference. It took about 5-10 minutes to come down. Probably the trip up was longer." Another mom note re: missing 5th star: the website and pricing details were not easy to navigate. There is NO WHERE on the a la carte page that clarifies that the rides are per person (only on the paperwork at the gift shop do they make that clear). I had to fork over an additional $20 onsite but was not ready to spend an additional $30 beyond that for the experience. Instead, stayed at the bottom to get photos.

This is a great Halloween event. I would highly recommend this for families (might be too scary for…read moresuper littles), a spooky date or friend's night out. They don't open until 7, and I mean 7, so if you think you're going to go early and skip a line or do other things at the park, think again. There is NO line to get in also, which was funny, it's free to enter and you just walk in, the "tickets" are for the three houses themselves, so if you're first time--I wish I'd have known that. The VIP tickets are worth it, as you just head to the right of the lines to enter the houses and walk right in. Nice. They have a few vendors of super cool, handmade things and one food cart with fresh, artisan dogs and other sides. Wish there was more food and adult drinks are great (no hard booze that I saw), but reasonably priced wine, beer, cider. 3 drinks for 30$ with a nice tipper, I'd say a deal at an event. The houses are really well-done, and I like that they don't touch you, haha. As I'm a little bit of an anxious person, but I got along fine. Hardcore folks might be disappointed, but I'm here to have fun, not a heart attack. And the people in costume walking the grounds are really cool, the "deer" lady is crazy good and I have no idea how they keep up that scream and voice all night, wow! We will be going again next week, that's how much we enjoyed our time, so I'd recommend you check it out, and again, this doesn't break the bank.

What a great activity for families looking for some Halloween fun! The amusement park rides all lit…read moreup at night add to the excitement, but visitors will find Scaregrounds tucked away in the back of the park behind the rollerskating rink. There is a lively causeway with selfie stations, various games and attractions, as well as costumed characters wandering through the park. They've done a great job with makeup and special effects, and stay in character as they engage with attendees. The main attraction is the three haunted houses. This year, in 2024, they have a castle with twisting and winding halls, a scary church full of ghosts and ghouls, and a haunted cinema. They've curated some really nice scenes, and sourced enthusiastic performers, which makes up for any bare hallways or lengthy delays between scares. The hardcore haunted house aficionados may judge this attraction too harshly, but for an anxiety-ridden middle aged man like me... it does just fine! Any event taking place at Oaks Park has the benefit of great accommodations like ample, affordable parking, easy to find restrooms, food and other amenities. If you can afford the hefty admission, chances are you'll have a great time at this event.

I returned to the fair on 8/10/25 to watch the Monster Trucks. I seen the 2pm show and it was good…read more I will defiantly return to watch the Monster Trucks again next year. I returned to the Hog Daddy's tent to get a 4.00 refill in my Fair souvenir cup. I had to leave the Fair early due to the heat. It was 100 degrees out. I already can't wait till next year to visit the Fair again.

I returned to the fair again this year (2026) and must say if the food, rides, and games prices was…read moreas cheap as the admission tickets to get in to the fair, more people would come and/ or return. The price gouging once inside is what keeps people from returning. Let me start off with the pros about the fair. I enjoyed all of the farm animals. Curly the Camel was awesome, Dogstown, The Pirate Parrot Show, Evergreen Dance Academy, Magician Adam the Great, and Tyzen the Comedy Hipnotist was all great shows. Now for the Grandstand I enjoyed seeing Collective Soul, Extreme Bull Riding, Mutton Bustin', and of corse the Monster Trucks never a disappoint. One thing I missed from last year was not at the fair this year is the Budeweiser horses and wagon. I felt the I love the 90's Tour Concert featuring Tone Loc, Young MC, & Vanilla Ice could have been better. They played a couple of there own songs and a whole lot of other singers songs from the 90's. To be honest I have been to lots of concerts in my life and I think this one was the worst one I have ever seen. Looking for a deal on food, I found the Greek Cuisine. For 22.00 tax included you get a Gyro with choice of Lamb or chicken with Garlic Fries and a drink. I wish more restaurants would have a meal deal. The cons about the fair was the prices. I expected prices to be more expensive than outside of the fair but all of the food was outrageously expensive. Large Corndogs for 15.00, corn on the cob for 10.00, Turkey legs for 20.00, Popcorn was 9.00, most burgers started at around 10.00 with no side or drink included. 10.00 don't sound expensive but by the time you add fries and a drink its between 25.00-30.00 What a scam! Even the lemonade was expensive 8.00 for the first one and 5.00 for refills. I wasn't aware lemons, sugar, and water was so expensive. Crazy! Another expensive thing was the rides. 1.00 a ticket and most rides was 7 tickets. And the games was around 4 to 6 tickets. They did sell ride bracelets for 35.00 but if you have little ones that can't ride many rides due to height requirements and are limited. Ride bracelets are not worth it. There was no special discounts or bracelets for the games. Another thing that was new this year i did not like was having to wait till Approximately around 6pm till we could get into the Grandstands to reserve a seat. Security would not let anyone up to sit in the bleachers. All of these prices may not seem expensive to some people, but with a family of 4 or 5 that all adds up quickly. I ate at Philly Diner and had a Philly Cheesesteak and got the worst sandwich I have ever had. It cost 11.00 which wasn't badly priced for Cheesesteak but when I recived it the bun was cut in half and the meat, onion and peppers was very greasy and made the bread soggy and the sandwich was overfilled. I went to take 1 bite and all the cheesesteak fillings emptied out the bottom and was no longer a sandwich anymore. In a Philly cheesesteak the bread isn't supposed to be cut all the way threw so you don't loose all the cheesesteak fillings. I ended up throwing that hot mess away and was very disappointed. Will definitely not be eating there again. Definitely no one working here was from Philadelphia that was for sure! The only things I didn't do at the Clark County Fair was the Midland Country Music Concert, Rough Stock Rodeo, SxS Racing, Tuff Trucks, professor Smart Sience Show, Break-A-Boyz, and Mars Encounter Live Show. Next year I will Probably not doing any rides or games and will bring my own cooler with cold drinks and food in the fair with me. What an expensive scam they are running here. If prices go up again next year it just might be a 1 star rating. I defiantly think it's time for whoever is in charge of the fair to get some new food options and a new ride vendor to come in to the fair and kick the expensive scammers to the curb. And invite local business that won't run off there customers with expensive prices. I actually think that instead of vendors from out of state they should invite local food truck vendors from threw out Clark County and the State of Washington and Oregon to support local business instead of vendors that more than likely came up from California. Butler Amusement is located in Fairfield California. A Local Amusement Vendor is Funtastic Traveling Amusment located in Portland. Very local. I will Yelp and Google Review an update again next year. Hopefully the Clark County Fair improves and stops the expensive scams in there Fairgrounds.