Amelia Earhart Park

We had a great time at Ripley’s Believe It or Not! The park had a little bit of everything—tons of food options, fun games, and rides for all ages. Even though it was raining that night, it didn’t take away from the experience at all. There was still so much to do, and the atmosphere was lively and entertaining. Definitely a fun spot to visit!

Only reason why I’m giving it a low rate is I’ve been coming here since I was a kid and now I’m an adult and it gets worse and worse. I enjoy walking thru nature and meditating but sadly the grounds aren’t kept. I volunteered my time and mentioned to a ranger if I can have some help instead I ended up carrying the heavy bag across the way as there isn’t enough trash cans. I’m not looking for recognition what I was asking for is an ounce of effort to keep the park clean as there’s broken glass on the grass. It’s illegal to dump pets at a park for various reasons along with feeding the wildlife but they seem content having the cats live in the disc golf course as there is shelters for the kitty. People have gone to feed the cats and have caused for raccoons and other native wildlife to wait for kitty food which led me to get attack on the trail as I guess no one fed them that day and my nutrigrain bar was yummy. I mentioned it to Ranger David who hasn’t done anything about the cats since my incident with the raccoons. I had a incident where a homeless man was sleeping in the park in a tent and I spoke to a lady attendant in the bathroom and she didn’t care I was shocked and found a ranger who luckily did call his supervisor and since then it’s been free of homeless people. This is a community park that has a lot of history and I’ve enjoyed coming here but human safety is the biggest concern as the park doesn’t care about people feeding the wildlife and discarding the trash in the woods instead of the garbage. P.S not against the kitties as I found my dog abandoned in the woods which is why this matter hits close to the heart

This park is BEAUTIFUL I love the sights… but for running… absolutely not lol. It was such a mission completing a TWO mile run. If you’re coming to ride the bike trails or take a walk and enjoy the view, I think it’s a great place for that… but definitely not for runners.

It was a great time, there's a nice food stand to get some snacks and drinks, there's some much space to walk around great for bike riding and you could also rent a family bike too! The barn though, the times are very unconvenient, the times are 11:00AM-3:00PM. The park great, there's a lot to do, but they remove and ban from u climbing the cave there it's a shame really. Again it's a really go place for exercise or for family, 4 stars

My family and I visited Amelia Earhart Park on Thursday, 10/3/2024, and had a wonderful experience. Although we didn’t get to explore the entire park, the parts we did see were fantastic. We spent time at a small playground, which was perfect for the kids, and then took a walk along a lovely path that features a beautiful butterfly garden and a workout area. The workout section is great because it offers machines that allow you to use your own body weight for exercise—perfect for an outdoor fitness session! We also noticed there’s a dog park, which seemed like a fun spot for pets and their owners. Parking was free, which is a great perk on weekdays, but be aware that there’s a fee for parking on weekends. While walking around, we saw lots of people working out, biking, skating, and enjoying the fresh air. There’s so much more to explore here, and we can’t wait to come back for another visit. Highly recommend this park for families and fitness enthusiasts alike!