Enchanted Forest

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8462 Enchanted Way Southeast, Turner, OR 97392, USA

503-371-4242

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Overview

A Willamette Valley icon, Enchanted Forest has thrilled the little ones for decades with its own version of Fairy Tale classics.  In this fun theme park, you follow the path through a forest filled with the imaginative displays of Storybook Lane, then explore an old western town, maybe pan for gold, and continue on to Ice Mountain where you can ride the bobsled rollercoaster.  There are light displays, miniature train rides, carousel, and the ever popular recreation of the Pacific Northwest style water log boat ride, restaurants, and more.

It is a fun day for everyone in the family.

Open Mid March – end of September.

8462 Enchanted Way SE, Turner, OR 97392 – just south of Salem

 

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