Knotts Berry Farm
Trying to Photograph everything there
Updated October 2024
Posted March 2022
Gold Trails Hotel
Inspired by an old hotel outside of Prescott, Arizona, the Gold Trails Hotel once held Knott's Covered Wagon Cyclorama, a tribute attraction to the West's pioneers. The hotel's founding moniker, 1868, references the year Walter Knott's mother and grandmother moved to California by wagon train.
Inspired by an old hotel outside of Prescott, Arizona, the Gold Trails Hotel once held Knott's Covered Wagon Cyclorama, a tribute attraction to the West's pioneers. The hotel's founding moniker, 1868, references the year Walter Knott's mother and grandmother moved to California by wagon train.
1868
and Mercantile
Another Entrance
And another Entrance
Boysenberry Festival Stuff
Lapel Pins
Lapel Pins
- Boysenberry Pie Makes Me Happy T-Shirts
- Snoopy Plushies
- Knott's California Mugs
- Keychains
- Boysenberry Pie Mugs
- Buttermilk Pancake Mix
- Canned Boysenberries
Sweatshirts
- Hydro Flasks
- Blankets
- Watering Cans
- Mugs
- Mugs
- Mugs
Knott's California T-Shirt
- Pancake Mix
- Boysenberry Shortbread Cookies
- KBF Sweatshirt
- Canned Boysenberries
- Cans of Boysenberries
- Boysenberry Pie Mugs
- Buttermilk Pancake Mix
- Boysenberry Pie Cozy Throw Blanket
Snoopy Boysenberry Festival Shirt
Boysenberry Festival
- Cutting Boards
- Shot Glasses
- Cutting Boards
- Mugs
- Fans
- Sun Glasses
- Boysenberry Mugs
- Cookie Cutters
- Keychains
Boysenberry Sweatshirt
Knott's California Shirts
- Clothes
- Coffee Mugs
I'm here for the Boysenberries
KBF Robes
Knott's Berry Farm Pennant
Mrs. Knott
Knott's Berry Farm Stand
Berry Stand
Flat of Boysenberries
Boysenberries Picture
Hangman's Tree on the right
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At Night
Gold Trails Hotel
Inspired by an old hotel outside of Prescott, Arizona. 1868 references the year Walter Knott's mother and grandmother moved to California by wagon train.
Inspired by an old hotel outside of Prescott, Arizona. 1868 references the year Walter Knott's mother and grandmother moved to California by wagon train.