In 1938 Walter Knott's Daughter Virginia started a small gift shop next to the Chicken Dinner Restaurant. It eventually became its own building.
That's where the Star Fountain is
[https://www.eatlife.net/knotts-berry-farm/star-fountain.php]
Dance til you drop. Neff Co.
[https://www.eatlife.net/knotts-berry-farm/calico-saloon.php]
[https://www.eatlife.net/knotts-berry-farm/calico-railway.php]
- Crafty Coyote
- Ace Coyote Pup
- Boysen Bear-y
- Elder Bear-y
- Brainy Coyote Pup
- Crafty Coyote
Grand Reopening 2021
Stake your claim & strike it rich in Walter Knott's Wild West!
Over one hundred years ago, Walter and Cordelia Knott settled into the rural town of Buena Park to farm its land and raise a family. With the help of Walter's new boysenberry and Cordelia's delicious fried chicken, the Knott's created a lasting legacy of good food, family fun, and forever memories.
When word got out about the amazing food to be had In Buena Park, folks lined up for hour: to grab a seat. With so many guest waiting, Walter built a ghost town to entertain everyone as well as educate them about the brave pioneers who settled the western states. Using found materials and crafty know-how, Welter and a talented group of artisans spent years constructing a ghost town of real and make-believe history right In the heart of Orange County. Since then, millions of travelers have traversed Ghost Town's streets to discover America's western heritage. With this commemorative board game, you too can amble down the duty streets of Ghost Town, visit the Calico Saloon, and tangle with train bandits any time you went. Move about the board and strike it rich Just like Walter and Cordelia did a century ago!
A man's got to have a code, a creen to live by
[https://www.eatlife.net/knotts-berry-farm/general-store.php]
[https://www.eatlife.net/knotts-berry-farm/blacksmith.php]
[https://www.eatlife.net/knotts-berry-farm/pan-for-gold.php]
Go with the Flow
It's going to blow!
Make Me Fly
More Penny Press machines
[https://www.eatlife.net/knotts-berry-farm/pennypress.php]
In 1938 Walter Knott's Daughter Virginia started a small gift shop next to the Chicken Dinner Restaurant. It eventually became its own building.