Excellant place to visti, very clean, good times everytime we go there. Lots of parking and awesome people there

One of my favorite places to visit. If you like a retro, nostalgic feeling this is the place to go. A local dairy with handmade frontier town including an old fashioned theater.

My grandchildren and I visited Dairyville and Story Book Lane this Christmas. I had gone when I was a little girl and had fond memories. It did not disappoint. There's an Oprah House that was hosting a local dance group's Nutcracker Ballet. So cute. Also, it's free. You just bring canned food or a toy to get in. How great is that for a family. My daughter stood in line to get into Store Book Lane while the grands and I strolled around Dairyville. It's like an old west town. Some of the windows/doors have mock ups of things you'd see in that shop - like the post office or bank, etc. It's cute. Some of the shops are actual shops. We bought home made cookies and got some candy to take home. There was a bazaar going on when hand made items. We then went through Story Book Lane with little scenes and live animals. This is what I remembered from my childhood. Very sweet, and there were many, many live, flocked trees in there, so the smell was wonderful. We petted a goat, sheep, rabbit, dog and a donkey - there were also ducks and chickens and a pig. Even my 14 year old grandson got a kick out of it. You can see Santa, but there's a charge, and I would recommend making a reservation. There's a old sleigh that you can climb in for the photo opt. I enjoyed the dairy's museum of vehicles used to deliver milk. The dairy has been around since 1901 I believe. Since I remember getting milk delivered, I loved the walk down memory lane (even boring the grands with my recollections). There was a tribute to Rusty Nails the local clown that had a children's TV show. I'd forgotten about him and his association with Alpenrose Dairy! It was a fun couple of hours and a great memory for this Gramma! Sorry, I didn't take any photos of the little town.

Cold day, (bring you big coats) but is was fun too see the many decorations, & all the different Christmas trees. It's free to get in & they give you mini candy canes too. Santa is there during specific times only, so call ahead. We brought our own hot coffee & chocolate to keep warm.

I was there to see the World Series Little League girls series. The field is nice. The spectators need more shaded area. The concessions were great. The restrooms are a walk from the field. I understand a child was hit by a car while was in the cross walk during one of the games. Maybe there should be speed bumps by the restrooms to,slow cars down.