Castle Park, Riverside

Name: Castle Park
Address: 3500 Polk St, Riverside, 92505-1824, United States
Telephone: +1 951-785-3000

#1 among attractions in Riverside

Amusement park, Theme park, Event space

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Castle Park: Riverside's Realm of Fun and Excitement

Nestled in the heart of Riverside, California, Castle Park offers a kingdom of family-friendly amusement where laughter and joy reign supreme. Founded in 1976, this cherished amusement park has been captivating visitors of all ages with its blend of thrilling rides, entertaining arcade games, and miniature golf courses set across a picturesque 25-acre plot.

Upon entering Castle Park, guests are greeted by the iconic castle facade, a whimsical nod to storybook fantasies that sets the stage for the adventures within. The park boasts over 35 unique rides and attractions, including crowd-pleasers like the Screamin' Demon roller coaster and the antique car ride, ensuring that there's something to satisfy every adrenaline level.

For those looking to test their skills, the park's massive arcade brims with the latest video games alongside classic pinball machines, offering a perfect retreat for gamers. To add to the family fun, Castle Park features four 18-hole miniature golf courses, each with its own set of challenges and whimsical themes, from enchanting fairy tales to the mysteries of the jungle.

Beyond the excitement of the rides and games, Castle Park also hosts a variety of shows and special events throughout the year. The park's magic shows and live musical performances are sure to captivate visitors, while seasonal events like the Halloween haunt and holiday lights transform the park into a festive wonderland.

For those looking to refuel after a day of excitement, Castle Park does not disappoint. The park offers a wide array of dining options, from classic amusement park fare like funnel cakes and cotton candy to hearty meals to satisfy bigger appetites. Picnic areas are also available for those who prefer to bring their own snacks.

Castle Park's commitment to safety and guest satisfaction is evident through their attentive staff and well-maintained facilities. The park also offers various ticket options, including day passes and annual memberships, making it accessible for both one-time visitors and those who wish to return to the kingdom time and time again.

Located at 3500 Polk Street, Castle Park is easily accessible and provides ample parking. It's an ideal destination for families, groups, and anyone looking for a day of amusement and joy in Riverside. For operating hours, ticket prices, and event schedules, visitors can check the park's official website or call ahead.

Opened: 1976 (48 years ago)Season: All yearTotal rides: 27Roller coasters: 3Coordinates: 33°54'10"N, 117°28'5"W

Address

3500 Polk StWest Riverside (La Sierra)Riverside 92505-1824 United States

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+1 951-785-3000

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