Arnolds Park Amusement Park

"We love Arnold’s Park! We love how toddler friendly it is, but also perfect for big kids as well. It is nice that you can enter without paying just to walk around if you want to do that! We love our trip there every summer-we actually went twice this last summer! The monkey bench is also a must stop!"

"I love this park. Call it nostalgia if you'd like, but it's still fun for the whole family. The roller coaster and Tipsy House alone are worth it. I like that the park is divided into two sides. The main entrance side is definitely geared toward the younger crowd with the exception of the wooden coaster. Across the train track you'll find the thrill rides. A larger kid roller coaster, the Tilt-a-whirl and fast spinner rides. The putt-putt course beyond that is top notch. You'd be hard pressed to find a better option in the area. I love the admission options they offer as well. Arnolds Park is free to enter if you're not riding any rides. They also offer a chaperone pass for caretakers of kids under 42"..I think. Don't quote me on the inches, but ask about it for younger thrill seekers. If you've never been, I highly recommend it! If you have been, you already know it's a great time."

"We had a great time walking around Arnold's Park Amusement park with my Mom and Aunt reminiscing their trip as children. There is Alot for kids to do."

"Beautiful Park! Who knew an amazing lakefront park existed in Idaho. It is a must visit place with many family friendly stores, eateries, and events! Also, a great place for couples to reconnect and find a little romance."

"Small park but it is def quality over quantity. Think of it as a snall fresh market vs a super Walmart. Entry is free and you pay per ride or get various day passes. If you are going to ride all rides at least once the passes are worth it. Combination pass with the go karts is a bit harder to get your money's worth on unless you are making a day of it. The combo pass with unlimited rides and some park bucks for fairway games only makes sense if you want to play the games. Food allowance is a joke, not even enough for a hot dog and a drink. Ride prices are 5-9 park bucks and it is a 1:1 exchange. Highlight is the "Legend" and it is a sweet 30 or so seconds of roller coaster fun once you drop past the point of no return. We were there in the middle of July and during the week crowd was solid but not overwhelming. Note: mini golf course is separate from the park. Museum kid rides/slide is included. Museums are free entry and well air conditioned with nice bathrooms."