All vehicles without a ticket will be charged the daily entry rate.
Everyone going down the trail must have a ticket.
Tickets must be purchased in advance. Limit 600 child tickets per night.
Printed or digital confirmation is required for entry into the park and trail.
Tickets are only valid for the night indicated on the confirmation.
Tickets are non-refundable unless the event is canceled.
If a rainout or other weather-related cancellation occurs for the night of your ticket, you may be able to change nights based on availability. Contact the Lake Office for assistance.
EVERYONE WILL NEED A TICKET TO GO DOWN TRAIL
About:
Storybook Forest is presented by the City of Edmond’s Arcadia Lake and Edmond Electric. It is a safe alternative to traditional trick or treating. There are no ghouls or goblins here. Children walk down a well-lit path in the woods and visit life-size scenes from classic storybooks to collect candy. Families can expect to see recreations inspired by well-loved tales like The Little Old Lady Who Lived in a Shoe, The Three Little Pigs, and more!
At the concession area, there are campfires for families to roast hotdogs and s’mores as well as a reading tent where kids can hear stories. There is a carnival game area as well as a hayride for the entire family to enjoy.
Storybook Forest is come-and-go anytime between 5:30 and 8:30 pm on each evening of the event. It is not required to arrive early or right at 5:30. No one will be allowed at the event site prior to 5:15 pm.
Please Note:
No outside food or drinks
No pets
Cash only at the event site
COVID-19 Safety Precautions:
Hand sanitizer stations are located at the concession, trail entrance, and trail end.
Staff/volunteers have access to hand sanitizer at each storybook scene.
Restrooms and frequently touched surfaces are sanitized regularly.
Fire pits are spaced out and additional fire pits have been added to better allow for social distancing.
Staff will hold guests in a vehicle line at the parking lot and allow a limited number of vehicles to park at a time in order to avoid a long line forming at the entrance of the trail. This will keep families together within their own vehicles while waiting to go down the trail rather than grouping in a line with others.
A limited number of participants are allowed at the event each night. Tickets must be purchased in advance in order to restrict attendance.
