Enchanted Forest Turner, Oregon

It's actually more like $27. per person now but it's definitely worth taking a look. Especially for fans of odd amusement parks. It's very strange. Charming but strange. Worth a trip.

The Enchanted Forest may look somewhat creepy from the interstate, but it's totally cool once you get inside. Admission is only about $10, and each ride only costs 95 cents. You've got to check out the Big Timber Log Ride, which is the biggest of its kind in the Pacific Northwest.

Keep in mind that the park operates on a seasonal schedule, so it opens in late March, operates on the weekends through April, is open daily from May until Labor Day, and then weekends only through September.

Oh also even though the Enchanted Forest sells food, they also welcome picnics so feel free to pack your own meal!

Loved it! My family stopped here for a day while traveling across the country. Myself, my husband and our two young teens enjoyed the park very much. Nostalgia and history at its finest!

This is a kind of amusement park that you chill, no long lines, not hot during summer time because of all the trees surrounding the park.

As Howie Mandell once said, "it's like if Disney has no money." That is how any rational outsider would see the park. You would see the folksy crafted nursery rhyme sculptures and some of the seven dwarves at times looking more like garden gnomes. However, if you are a native Oregonian and grew up here this place is pure magic. There is something awe inspiring and completely visionary about a man sculpting a park in his backyard out of concrete and rebar. Over the years it has brought such joy to all of us that have grown up here. It is full of nostalgic beauty and is a constant reminder than even the most laughable dreams can turn into something fantastic.