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    3.9 (92 reviews)
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    Silly hubby with witch from Hansel & Gretel!
    Rachelle P.

    Storyland Fresno is such a magical place for children, our family of 4 enjoyed exploring the classic fairytales and all the play areas! Princes and Princesses are just $8, King and Queens are $10 and Elders of the King's Court are $9! Magic Keys are $7 and you can use them throughout the land to unlock classic children's stories like Alice in Wonderland and The Tale of Peter Rabbit! The best part? You can bring them back your next visit! The collectible cards are a nice souvenir as well, we got Frog Prince! Our 8 year old helped plant a Five Spot flower in Mr. McGregor's Garden, she can check on whenever she visits! This park opened in 1962, they're located next to Fresno Chaffee zoo if you're looking for more activities to take your kiddos! We'll have to return to ride the Storyland Train that's currently in operation and our eldest wanted more time on the slides and sand area! Maybe try something from the Concession stand and catch a performance as well! *Song Credit: Magical Fairy Tale by SoundGalleryBy Site: https://pixabay.com/music/-christmas-music-magical-fairy-tale-for-children-kids-125101/

    Monica G.

    This place is soo adorable for the little ones big imagination. I love that they still use the keys like when I was little. Most places gone digital for everything so that's a memory I love from childhood that still exist. The park was pleasant, clean, they had a little snack bar where you could purchase hot dogs, nachos, ice cream, drinks, some stuff on the list they don't have and no different flavors of chips they just had BBQ lays. Alice was waking around so you could take pictures with her. I wasn't sure if she worked there or if she was with a family since she had long straight pretty hair instead of blonde but movies change over the years so maybe Alice has brown hair now. Either way she was super sweet and the baby took pics with her. They still have alot of little statues of characters that are cute to take pictures with. In the children's Chapel only 1 out of the 2 organs/piano worked. But we don't really need to hear both playing at the same time so it was still enjoyable. Over all a great visit. And brought back great childhood memories

    Jack and Jill Sledding
    Christina F.

    A quaint, explore at your own pace, fun story and activity place. We've come here a handful of times, and it's been great every time. Suggestion, bring your own food and drink because there are places to picnic and the little cafe seems to always have mini open hours. Purchase magic keys first time, and bring them back for subsequent visits. For some physical sensation thrills, there is a grass hill for sledding and a nostalgic playground merry go round. The train ride, with wildlife, dinosaurs, and a light tunnel, is a great way to start or end the fun.

    Darlene T.

    Storyland is a local gem. It's a perfect spot to bring a young child to have a low cost day filled with fun. It sparks imagination, encourages physical activity, and helps to develop an appreciation for literature with children. It is very hands on and interactive. They have story time and art supplies on various days during summer break. They also have actors who dress up as princesses and fairies/other fairytale characters. My toddler loved the gardening area.

    Dayla A.

    I recently took my granddaughters, ages 3,4,6. I was pleasantly surprised at the pristine condition of Storyland. My old keys from thirty years ago still worked beautifully. The speakers were easy to understand. Turn left for Spanish and right for English. All structures were painted vibrantly, landscaping was manicured, the river flowed beautifully, paths were mostly shady. We enjoyed our visit thoroughly. The Three Bears house was our favorite. I liked the Jack and Jill hill to roll down! Lovely and so nostalgically refreshing!! Thanks to those who have poured into this historic Fresno Gem.

    My favorite: Alice and wonderland
    Christy L.

    We visited on a Saturday morning, first thing when they opened. It's summer so we expected it to be a hot day and it was but there's plenty of shaded areas. We brought plenty of water and let the kids explore the park. The train wasn't working but the park was still fun. Total we spent $40 for the entrance-2 adults and 3 kids. They have an option to buy a key to use throughout the park and it plays storybook lines out loud and you can keep it and bring it whenever you visit, the key is an added $8 I think. We are a homeschool family so we are pretty familiar with old story books and nursery rhymes. I love that this is "dated." It feels like you walked back in time, no screens, just book related activities and experiences. There's plenty to see, pack a picnic and enjoy the time with your kids. They have several houses with slides, activities like seesaws, outdoor games, sand pits, etc. We enjoyed our time!

    Melissa C.

    Some friends asked if we could meet here for a play date and since I had not been here in so long I was happy to oblige. Decided to make a day of it and go to the zoo too. This was our first stop. Ill get off my soapbox in a moment but first, the charge for parking is silly. It's fresno, you need to draw people to this spot and it should be like anywhere else you go in this town and not have a fee. But also beware you have to know your license plate number and there is an attendant there to help bc it's not an easy process to buy a ticket (also cash is exact change only). Once I got over that annoyance we made our way to the etntrance. It's cute like I remember! Paid just under $20 for two children and one adult. The key is $5 more but our party inside had extra keys. The keys tell the story in English and Spanish. The kids loved every single spot in Storyland. It's super clean and there's not a lot of traffic. They played for a really long time on the slides, the cute little houses and I enjoyed myself as well. The concession stand was closed and some of the attractions looked like they could use a remodel. This place has so much potential! I easily think it could attract more crowds. We will be back especially if Playland next door reopens! is sooooo much potential here

    STORYLAND!
    Katherine J L.

    A cute getaway for the kids in STORYLAND! DO NOT purchase the keys UNLESS you wanna hear the stories for every single story. This place reminded me of those miniature golf places but without the golf. A must see for the kids at least once :)

    Super cute castle!
    Sarah D.

    I have lived in fresno my whole life and have never gone to Storyland through my adulthood life. We took our son today and it was the cutest place ever. The entrance fee was fair and with the key my son was entertained to hear stories from each spot we went too...they sold hot dogs and chips and water and warm sodas but it was still a super fun time. I recommend this place for pictures for a special event... They had little party places to hold a party of ur own... Check it out!

    Mad hatter in Alice's Courtyard
    Crissy D.

    Highly Recommended for Birthdays. We had an Alice and Wonderland party and the outdoor venue was so fresh and magical. I recommend adding an extra hour. You can even add face painting! I thought it was well worth every penny. And it's so great for parents and kids. There's so many activities and plenty of fresh air. Luckily we were by the kids adventure section where they had hiking blocks and activities. The kids were entertained. And set up and clean up were fine. Please consider storyland you won't regret it. One of the best parties we've ever had.

    Marisela S.

    I remember coming here when I was little and now it is so special to be able to bring my little one to the same place I have memories from. We have been coming here for a couple years and with the pandemic, they really took the time to upgrade some things and give it new life and it is awesome! I love the train ride around to see the dinosaurs and the ducks and then all the story books with the special key to hear the stories. The pathways have directions so you know how to go about them and everything is newly painted and it just gives it such a new life! I love that they still have this here, some new spaces have been brought in as far as little secret pathways and music items and play structures. We don't come often, but when we do it is so much fun for all of us!

    Ariella S.

    Playland was closed so we just visited storyland. It was a cute little park and I loved the theme. BUT I think it's ridiculous for adults to have to pay to get in. There's nothing an adult would be able to do. Everything was pretty dirty and not in good condition. Doesn't look like the property is well maintained. If it was free for adults I would go back but otherwise we won't be returning.

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    I love this place. All of the employees do a great job! It's educational and fun for kids of all ages.

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    It's a small park but BIG in all the details! We loved it! ( even my 11 yr old daughter ) enjoyed it!

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    This place is a hidden gem My 2 & 1 year old LOVE IT, I recommend this place too everyone truly so cute!

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    We paid $15 for the both of us and we got a key to play the story boxes and a color map of both storyland and playland.

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