3901 Land Park Drive
Sacramento, CA 95822
Winter Hours!
Winter Wonderland Sat-Sun 1pm-6pmMarch - October
Daily, 9:00am to 4:00pmNovember - February
Thu-Sun, 10:00am to 4:00pm3901 Land Park Drive
Sacramento, CA 95822
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Phone:
916.808.5233
Email: mail@fairytaletown.org
Winter Hours!
Thu-Fri 10am-4pm
Mr. McGregor’s Garden is opened and has up to 40,000 school children visit each year for hands-on learning at Fairytale Town. The Garden features four growing beds where seasonal fruits and vegetables are planted, and guests get to help water the plants! It also hosts birthday parties in the arbor-shaded gated area.
Photo Credit: Fairytale Town
The City of Sacramento and Friends of Fairytale Town, Inc. design a Partnership Agreement, making Fairytale Town a board-run, non-profit organization.
Photo Credit: Fairytale Town
Jack and the Beanstalk along with the Giant’s Foot were playsets created in memory of Franco J. Bilotta and with donations made by the community.
Photo Credit: The Goodness
Farmer Brown’s tractor is placed by his barn.
Photo Credit: Fairytale Town
A gift shop was re-purposed and created into the Box Office. Fairytale Town would hand out admission tickets through the Box Office for the next 30+ years.
Photo Credit: Fairytale Town
The Mother Goose playset was created by award winning San Francisco artist Lorraine Vail. The playset was unveiled on March 15 at a celebration featuring a juggler, magicians, and storytellers.
Photo Credit: Lorraine Vail
Fairytale Town hosts its first Safe and Super Halloween weekend. This event continues to be popular among the community today and is hosted every year during October.
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Sherwood Forest was added to Fairytale Town with the help of a multitude of sponsors. The Forest is an open play area with a large round table for gatherings to take place.
Photo Credit: Fairytale Town
A dogwood tree was planted in front of King Arthur’s Castle in memorial to Helen Mering Ray, who inspired the creation of Fairytale Town. She was a founding board member from 1959 – 1981.
Photo Credit: The Sacramento Bee
King Arthur’s Castle was originally built with no roof. So, in 1980 a roof was installed to cover the royal court! This was a gift from the Junior League of Sacramento Inc. and was made possible by the generous donations from numerous businesses and people within the community.
Photo Credit: Unkown
