I remember looking forward to going here every year when I was younger, it’s such a fun place with the amazing haunted house, Indian caves and surreal themed walkthrough
I haven’t been to enchanted forest since the 1990’s. The water show was my favorite part. It’s changed sooo much but considering its humble beginnings, I’m so happy it’s still around. Thanks so much for sharing this video!
The buttons on the railroad were my favorite as a kid, when they’re working they make a BUNCH of different parts of the environment interactable. The main one I remember was you could make the windmill turn.
I used to go here all the time. I live closer to it these days and have fond memories. The Gravity marble machine was my best memory of it beside the roller coaster
Wow. They have added a ton of rides and attractions since the last time I was there, and altered many of the existing ones. Back then, the Ice Mountain Bobsleds were the only ride. They were still building the Medieval village and had just opened the Jolly Roger Inn, with its coloured-lights water show. Western Town was one of my favourite parts of the park. The shooting gallery was fun. You used to be able to duel with that gunslinger in the museum. He was hard to beat on the difficult level. I would highly recommend this park to anyone with kids. Thanks for the nostalgic tour.
Great video! I haven't been there since I was a kid, but I remember vividly much of what you covered! The dwarves mine and the haunted house were my favorites. Thanks!
I am finally going again tomorrow. Your video is awesome quality and showing the gift shop is a + 14:17 he use to be in western town and would talk and draw gun. I think he said got you or something
I love this place! The haunted house terrified me as a kid. I’m so happy it’s still here. The wildfires in 2020 were hard on the family who own The Enchanted Forest. I hope they’re doing okay now.
I used to go to this park with my grandma in the early 70s, my favorite part is the old west town where you can walk down an old west town street and play in a replica of an 1800s cavalry fortress!
I took my sons when they were super little. Most Of the stuff was closed when we had gone. My youngest was only 2 at the time, so their ages were 2, 5, and 7 my youngest still remembers going on the Log ride. They are Now, 34, 31, and 28 We plan on going again next summer, God willing. :) My parents took my sisters and I when we were little as well.
LOVE THIS PLACE.. I went there the first year it opened and have been there many times since. I even worked there as a Clown on their MILLIONTH GUEST DAY,
Fun fact about Enchanted Forest, all of the music you hear throughout the park was composed in house by Susan Vaslev, daughter of Roger Tofte who built the park. This makes Enchanted Forest one of the only theme parks in America that doesn’t have to pay music royalties.
Enchanted Forest was my first theme park way back in the '70s, several years before Ice Mountain or the English Village existed. I will always love this park. Although I have several years of ride op experience at Oaks Park in Portland, Enchanted Forest is still the superior park in Oregon.
I used to love this place when I was younger I wanna go so bad now that I’m older and revisit but I live in Washington now and my cars shit I don’t wanna break down on my way
You know they say it’s haunted cuz rumors go around that it was built on an old Indian battle ground and I believe it cuz I’ve seen things in those Indian tunnels it was black like pitched black this isn’t fake I think it’s a very very rare scene. Thanks for reading
I remember looking forward to going here every year when I was younger, it’s such a fun place with the amazing haunted house, Indian caves and surreal themed walkthrough
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I haven’t been to enchanted forest since the 1990’s. The water show was my favorite part. It’s changed sooo much but considering its humble beginnings, I’m so happy it’s still around. Thanks so much for sharing this video!
The buttons on the railroad were my favorite as a kid, when they’re working they make a BUNCH of different parts of the environment interactable. The main one I remember was you could make the windmill turn.
Underrated family owned amusement park close to Portland and Salem.
Fun!
So much charm packed into this park, beautiful landscaping too.
It almost went out of business during the covid shut downs. But the community supported a gofundme to help keep the park going.
Really I go here every year
@@LilHuddyOffical Its been a few years for me. Though now my daughter is old enough we plan on going.
I used to go here all the time. I live closer to it these days and have fond memories. The Gravity marble machine was my best memory of it beside the roller coaster
LOVE that they have an accordion player in the park...great to see that representation. Doesn't hurt that he's handsome too 😂
I was last here in 1979. Amazing how it's held up.
Wow. They have added a ton of rides and attractions since the last time I was there, and altered many of the existing ones. Back then, the Ice Mountain Bobsleds were the only ride. They were still building the Medieval village and had just opened the Jolly Roger Inn, with its coloured-lights water show. Western Town was one of my favourite parts of the park. The shooting gallery was fun. You used to be able to duel with that gunslinger in the museum. He was hard to beat on the difficult level. I would highly recommend this park to anyone with kids. Thanks for the nostalgic tour.
Great video! I haven't been there since I was a kid, but I remember vividly much of what you covered! The dwarves mine and the haunted house were my favorites. Thanks!
I am finally going again tomorrow. Your video is awesome quality and showing the gift shop is a + 14:17 he use to be in western town and would talk and draw gun. I think he said got you or something
Three generations of my family have been there! It's a fantastic place!
I love this place! The haunted house terrified me as a kid. I’m so happy it’s still here. The wildfires in 2020 were hard on the family who own The Enchanted Forest. I hope they’re doing okay now.
Yo this brings back some childhood memories
52 years old and I still get my kids together every year for a trip here.we've been going the last 26 years.
I used to go to this park with my grandma in the early 70s, my favorite part is the old west town where you can walk down an old west town street and play in a replica of an 1800s cavalry fortress!
That brought back memories of our visit to Enchanted Forest back in 2019, when we did our West Coast road trip. Ice Mountain Bobsled was great!
I took my sons when they were super little. Most Of the stuff was closed when we had gone. My youngest was only 2 at the time, so their ages were 2, 5, and 7 my youngest still remembers going on the Log ride. They are Now, 34, 31, and 28 We plan on going again next summer, God willing. :)
My parents took my sisters and I when we were little as well.
Great place to take kids of all ages
I worked there! They are still going strong :)
My all time favorite
I have driven by, looks like a cute place!
LOVE THIS PLACE.. I went there the first year it opened and have been there many times since. I even worked there as a Clown on their MILLIONTH GUEST DAY,
I remembered that I went there.
Does anyone remember Thrillville, that was right next to The Enchanted Forest??
Yeah, never got to go there
Fun fact about Enchanted Forest, all of the music you hear throughout the park was composed in house by Susan Vaslev, daughter of Roger Tofte who built the park. This makes Enchanted Forest one of the only theme parks in America that doesn’t have to pay music royalties.
That is neat
Enchanted Forest was my first theme park way back in the '70s, several years before Ice Mountain or the English Village existed. I will always love this park. Although I have several years of ride op experience at Oaks Park in Portland, Enchanted Forest is still the superior park in Oregon.
"Now put the gun in the holster, and when I say, 'Draw,' draw.... Draw!"
Love the video and the positive views on the park you got a like and a new sub
cool place
my whole childhood lol
Enchanted Forest should have outside food vendor trucks for the parking lot.
Haven’t seen remote control boats in forever.
I'm so excited to go with the family. Does anyone knoon average what the wait time is for rides?
I used to love this place when I was younger I wanna go so bad now that I’m older and revisit but I live in Washington now and my cars shit I don’t wanna break down on my way
Enchanted Forest would be more practical if they had strollers for the children and Walkers or mobility scooters available for the seniors.
Enchanted Forest should have chainsaw sculptures of various animals.
I was on this vid I think
We have been there in September 1st
You know they say it’s haunted cuz rumors go around that it was built on an old Indian battle ground and I believe it cuz I’ve seen things in those Indian tunnels it was black like pitched black this isn’t fake I think it’s a very very rare scene.
Thanks for reading
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This park is haunted too. Ghost Adventures did a whole show on this park.
Came here to say this! The Haunted House is supposedly actually haunted!
They upgraded the haunted house so much at this exact place
It looks fun, but it looks like a more dumbed down and mini version of silver dollar city in Branson
is the little miss muffet mary had a little lame tilty house peter peter
pumpkin eater a real fairy tale story ?
This place creeps me out Everytime I drive past it.
Right!
why!?
@@_mh711 it just has eerie vibes
alr listen here mf, thats mean and hurt my feelings
@@ollieno971 ur buggin
Better Just To Go To Wild Waves In Federal Way Washington Way Better For Your Buck
you aint got a clue whatcu talking bout
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