They need to be more accurate with the way they measure the kids for the rides my son was tall enough for 148 inch ride but too small for another 48 inch ride doesn't make sense
This place is like a tiny little festival with a large roller coaster and a small rollercoaster. They have plenty of food and drinks. They do serve beer. You can not smoke in the park but they do have one smoking section. The rides need to be updated and fixed. A coat of paint would help too. There is a picnic area with picnic tables. You may bring your own food and drinks in.
first time I wad there. Great place for the kids. We had a blast. The good was good.
Perfect for young children. Have only be there for company day so I don't know about times. We always had fun with the grandchildren. The older one could venture out by herself without worry.
Driving, driving, driving. Scenic country views, leaving all signs of city, then bam! A neat, clean, family-owned amusement park with county fair style parking. It's not a slick, huge park like King's Island. It's more like a come-to-life memory of your childhood fair experiences, but with safe rides, clean surroundings, and well-maintained rides.
Perfect place for my 3 year old. I remember this place as a kid, now I can take my own. Fair prices, short lines and lots of fun.
Fun place for the kids. Enough to keep everyone busy for the day. Rides, games and mini golf. But safety is not top priority. Most attendants don't check seat belts or restraints.
Great place to spend time with your kids quality family time at an affordable price could use an update and better concessions but overall id definitely go back. Nice vibe!
While it may suck they close for things like Lunch and Dinner it does make sense. Food and Drinks are affordably priced and delicious. Rides are fun and have short wait times. It's nice to see a small park that caters to it's crowd and provide good customer service.
Always have family company picnics here, and go when open to the public! Always have a blast, me and the kids! Great family place!
This is one of the best family places around. It's only open 4 days out of the year to the public unfortunately. This place is like a carnival with rollercoasters. There's around 5 dedicated kiddy rides for only kids, and then some family rides; such as a carousel, ferris wheel, dumbo ride, and flying scooters. There are 2 rollercoasters there, one of which is great for kids just getting the feel of them.
There's also a 1/2 mile train ride that takes you around the property. even for a thrill seeker, the coasters have old fashioned buzz bars, and give you plenty of "air-time" to more than enjoy yourself! Plus most of the days they offer free parking, soft drinks, cotton candy and even free sno-cones (depending on the time of year). They also have a dedicated skee-ball arcade, regular arcade and good old fashion carnival games.
They shut the rides down for an hour around dinner time, and you can either eat in the park (a hamburger plus chips, potato salad, and corn on the cob or baked beans runs you around $5) or you can bring in a cooler, tableclothe, picnic blanket, drinks, food, just about anything (except alcohol, which they do serve there) and picnic in their grove full of picnic tables or under their spacious shelter house. They also have a huge banquet hall for private parties/corporate picnics. I almost want to dock it a star for only being open 4 days, but even going once a season is well worth it!!
This is a diamond in the rough. Always great to take my family here. Even though it's a very small amusement park, it's got a great flat ride selection, their roller coasters fit the park, and the atmosphere here is very laid back. Well worth the drive and prices are good.
Stricker's is only open to the public a couple days a year, but if your company has a picnic here, I can't recommend it enough. The food is always very good, they have plenty of drink options and the rides are fun.
The mini-golf course is good and the two rollercoasters are fun, even though they are a bit small.
The rides at this park were so much more fun than bigger-name parks like Kings Island. My paternal aunt's employer once rented this park and she was allowed to invite me, my parents, and my sister. When I was there, it was a private rental park, though, so you couldn't just go whenever you can afford to. It'd be so cool if that ever changed.