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Pirate Ship Picture Courtesy of lollipoppark. com, Amusement Park, Park, Lollipop Park sits at the tip of Lake Arrowhead Village peninsula, with magnificent views of the lake to delight in while riding the merry-go-round, bumper automobiles or go carts or playing a round of a miniature golf. Lollipop Park is a picturesque place to unwind with an ice cream cone and let the kids have some fun.

With your exact aim and intense arm, you too may prove to be a strong hunter or warrior and deserving of being Knighted by the King of the Northwoods.

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When my family strolled towards the entryway of Sky, Park at Santa's Town, past the giant candy walking cane and over to synthetic alpine houses to sign our activity and COVID-19 waivers, we weren't sure what to anticipate. The parking lot for the outside adventure park was slowly filling up with riders and mtb with sufficient suspension and fat tires to get any outdoor enthusiast's heart rate up.

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Newsletter Get The Wild newsletter. The necessary weekly guide to delighting in the outdoors in Southern California. Expert suggestions on the very best of our beaches, routes, parks, deserts, forests and mountains.  Learn More Here  may occasionally receive advertising content from the Los Angeles Times. Anticipation was high, after all. For our boys, 7 and 10, the options exceeded those of Disneyland or Legoland: archery, BB guns, ax throwing, rollerskating, rock climbing and fly fishing! We had not even entered the park, and I was currently eased we decided to camp across the highway at the freshly opened Sky, Park Camp +  Recreational Vehicle Resort, set down on the edge of the mountain, to give ourselves 2 days of enjoyable.

Sky, Park at Santa's Village in Lake Arrowhead retains its midcentury alpine vibe.(Elisa Parhad) While the Christmasy kitsch was just enough to hint at the retro alpine village-themed theme park that generations of Californians liked previously, it wasn't off-putting. The park opened in 1955, six weeks prior to Disneyland made it's debut, according to the website.

First top priority was pedal vehicles and archery for my youngest, fly fishing and BB weapons for my oldest. My partner and I wished to check out the 10 miles of mtb routes behind the park. So we did what I imagine numerous families do: tag team to guarantee each people had an opportunity to pursue our diverse activities.