StoryLand in NH
 

We are taking our 3 year old to Storyland. <BR>Any suggestions or tips for visiting the park? Can we picnic or are there food vendors/ <BR>Thanks

Storyland is a favorite spot of our family. We went at least once a year when the kids were younger. If I remember correctly you can bring a picnic in with you or you can eat there. There snack bars are fairly reasonable and the food was not bad. The rides are great for kids 3-8 years old. Lines usually are not too long except for the antique cars. There are lots of things for a 3 year to climb on and to touch. The park is very clean and well maintained.<BR><BR>Have a great time.

you and yours will love it. There is plenty of food and plenty of space for a picnic. I brought my 2 year old early this summer and she love it. We actually took our picnic to the base of Mt. washington, about a 15min. drive away, and then you can get back into the park. Just a suggestion.

This is a great place for kids, we still go every year.<BR><BR>If possible, go mid-week since it's most crowded on the weekends. <BR><BR>Get there as soon as the park opens as it's less crowded.<BR><BR>When you arrive, tackle the park counter clockwise (every one else heads to the right when they arrive, so the left side of the park doesn't get busy until later).<BR><BR>Using this technique Labor Day weekend, we only waited about 5 minutes for the antique cars (normally about 45 minutes to an hour later in the day). The kids (ages 3, 4, 7, 10 & 12) got the Polar Coaster and the log ride virtually to themselves for about an hour. We did both rides about 5 times each without a line. Later in the day these areas were a nightmare.<BR><BR>I have to say that the food prices in the park were very, very reasonable. <BR><BR>The kids other favorite's included Clark's Trading Post & trained bears show (across the Kangamangus) and Santa's Village if you you have the time to hit some other attractions. <BR>

Thankyoufor the counter clock wise tip! and the food info-- I won;t bother with a picnic I do not think!<BR>

Hi-<BR><BR>I was wondering about inns in the area. Any one know anything about Storybook resort inn, Stonehurst Manor, Nestlenook Farm, or Farm by the River?<BR><BR>Thanks for any info-<BR><BR>Sally