Brought our 2 and 4yo and parents to the park, and everyone loved it. I had gone quite a few years ago and back then it was in great need of repair and new paint jobs so thankfully since then they've refreshed everything and it was all brightly coloured and everyone had so much fun. Many of the houses adults can get into as well and some have multiple levels. What you can expect is a fun interactive loop in a lush forest, with fairytale creatures and houses throughout. There are multiple restrooms throughout and there's a spot at the end with picnic tables. It's a great way to tucker the kiddos out! Looking forward to visiting again.

Glad I visited on my own as this place had me feeling nostalgic. It was like seeing all the fairy tales and nursery rhymes from my youth come to life. Definitely worth the drive to get there. The only downside is there's not much else in the area to do afterward. It's sort of a "stop on the way to" type of destination. Still beautiful and enchanting. There's a ton more to see than the pics I'm sharing

I have driven past this place for 45 years. Finally, we stopped and took our daughter to see the Enchanted Forest. Our daughter loved it. All the fairy tales and nursery rhymes. The pathways are nice and wide. Being only 3 years old she was small enough to interact with the multiple character houses. We did the loop twice. We will return next year and hopefully bring a few friends us to enough the day.

Had lots of fun at the ropes course in the trees! The course is rated with colors from easy to extra hard. Green blue black and double black diamond. Most of the course was fairly easy, and can be completed by most people. The black was a bit challenging and the double black diamond was super tough! It's definitely do able but the last section took everything I had in me to finish! Highly recommended for all age groups!

It's better for kids. Really just a short hike with painted clay figures around. The best attraction is the tall tree house. The boats at the pond looked nice. We went later in the day and the boats were locked away so we couldn't take one out. Everyone was really nice. I wouldn't pay 14 for this again.

Great for kids! It was cool not lots to see but a good job. Quick break on our travels home not something I'd go to everytime we travel to BC though. Gift shop was also reasonably price! Also dog friendly so that was great!

It hasn't changed much since I was a kid but even so my girls were enchanted by the forest, just as I was as a little girl. My older daughter loved the houses and getting to run to her hearts content. My younger daughter loved looking at all the characters. We will be making this a family tradition for sure!

So much better than expected! My husband and I wanted to take my step son here. We watched some videos online so didn’t have high hopes for the walk through the forest but we’re pleasantly surprised. A lot of the buildings you could go into (more for kids but I was small enough that I could go in some too 😂) and then at the end we did the nature walk. I think it took us around 20 minutes and we really liked it. Gave us something fun to do. At the end you can feed the fish and my step son really liked that since they all came up super quick to try and grab the food. Was also quite dead so we picked a good day to go haha.

Must stop! Just as perfectly creepy and wonderful as your hoped. We spent an hour here walking through the forest enjoying the little fairytale setups while on route from Vancouver to Alberta. Best place to stretch your legs. Even big kids will enjoy this pit stop! Popcorn and drinks after we walked the trail was a bonus in the gift shop. The price was decent. Around $34 for the three of us.

Did this in pouring rain and I was still completely entertained. The figurines are incredibly cute, witty and well done. There's a ton of stuff to see and the place is huge! We didn't do the nature walk as we were pretty wet. There's also a tree parkour kind of thing that's perfect for kids. Actually everything here was great for kids. Lots of mini houses they could go in and visit. I don't usually get anything in gift shops but this place totally kept my child at heart alive that I had to encourage them in some other way than just the entrance fee (which is dirt cheap considering all there is to see!). You could easily spend 2-3h here if you have kids that want to visit all the tree houses and play in the humongous playground they have set up for them! Highly highly recommended.

This place is super cute. All the little kids we passed loved it. We were with older kids and still had a great time. Lots of laughter.

I'd been by this place many times, and it always reminded my of being a kid and being intrigued by these type of roadside tourist attractions. So this time I stopped! There has been a lot of work to capture fairy tail creatures and create a walking museum in a beautiful mountain forest!

Super cute place. The kids loved it, and on your way in, you get a bag of fish food you can feed the fish at the end of the trail. They have this sky trek place right next door to them as well. You can zip line and do all kinds of fun stuff.

Great place to spend with family with young kids and adults alike. Brings back the magic and imagination of most of the fairytale characters. They also have a little gift shop there. Bring your own food and drinks.

This was a great spot to break our journey and stretch our legs. The sculptures were....interesting. some were cute and some were a little creepy. The nature walk was great...we saw a few salmon. It took us about 30 mins. The sign said it would take 30mins to 1hr 20 mins. The sign did indicate you could do it with a stroller but I would not recommend taking a stroller through

Enchanted! It was amazing to see the crazy amount of work that was put in to all the sculptures. A wife and husband bought the land and decided to make it an enchanted forrest walk. Everything is hand made and with great attention to detail. The only thing is it is a little expensive for the 1 hour long walk that only takes that long because of the waits at all the sculptures. Worth the one time through and absolutely beautiful. Kids love the fantasy setting! There was a staff member who was cleaning the dungeon area in the basement that was cleaning the dragon pen, and my child asked if the dragon was real. She said yes, of course, and the bones are of its last meal. My child looked at her with absolute amazement and horror. She then said it's ok, he's already eaten! In that moment, she was brought to a place of magic and whimsy. Beautiful

A wonderful little journey through our childhood nursery rhymes. Small children enjoy going into the storybook structures with paths to follow . As well a huge skytrek that takes a few hrs to complete. With large rockwalls and nets and lines to cross; looks like a lot of challenging fun. Worth a stop to put a smile on your face and make you feel like a kid again. We could all use some of that 😀.

Had a wonderful time on our visit. The little bit of rain did not keep us away. Loved that you can actually go inside the tiny houses. It did feel quite magical to be wandering through this fairytale land in a true inland rainforest. I would say a large stroller would be difficult to manage - doable, but difficult. I was so thankful that it was not busy during our visit, we basically had the site to ourselves until nearing the end. There are many washrooms on-site but there is no concession stand. The only food available was popcorn and candy in the gift shop. The gift shop was packed with little souvenirs. Unfortunately we didn't make it down to do the nature walk as we were short on time to include participating in the Skytrek Adventure next door. I would highly recommend this experience especially to young families.

While younger kids would enjoy the story book sculptures, the nature walk rewards you with great scenic views of the area around it. Tip: if you buy duck or fish food, the pond is at the end of the Enchanted Forest experience near the exit but we found the ducks and fish uninterested and overfed. We thought the fish in the river were the fish we were supposed to feed until we discovered afterwards (they were eager and ready to eat in contrast).

Quick visit as we arrived an hour before close, but it was enough time. Kids enjoyed running thru the forest and exploring all the little fairy tale/ nursery rhyme themed houses. The giant tree house was awesome as was the castle with the dragon at the beginning. Kids were ages 3 to 7years old and everyone enjoyed it.

I drove by this place so many times without stopping, and then we decided we had to do it. Words can barely describe how amazing this is. Yes, some things are cheesy. But it's all hand made, and they have a resounding amount of charm. This is something that photos do no justice to. Bring your family. Stop on your own. Build memories that your family will talk about for years.

Beautiful forest area. Love all the little nursery rhymes and children's stories portrayed throughout the walk. Great hands on experience for their visitors! Super busy, so I recommend going early in the morning.

Great place to bring the kids. They can run and explore. Nothing scary (except the dungeon in the castle but even then not really). Kids (and small adults) can go into most of the houses/displays lol. Took us over an hour. It was very cute and the woman at the ticket stall was very nice. Lots of parking including RV/trailer parking. Oh, where was the 7th dwarf? We could only find 6 (the ones in the line, on the furnace thing and blowing the horn by the tree)!

So much to see and do, we did the main hike as well which was fun. Not expensive and though smokey, it was still a ton of fun. Always wanted to go as a kid. Was glad to go for the first time with my own. Magical. Wish it was a little more interactive.