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On Saturday, May 16, Storybook Gardens opens for another season of adventure and wonder.
Londoners of all ages are invited back to one of the city’s beloved destinations, where imagination leads the way and every visit brings something new to discover. From themed playgrounds and climbers to the splash pad and play village, Storybook Gardens offers a full season of affordable family fun close to home.
Londoners can make the most of summer at Storybook Gardens with the purchase of a season pass. The pass includes unlimited visits all season long and pays for itself in just four visits. Valid until September 7, it’s a great option for families planning repeat adventures or spontaneous summer fun.
Throughout the summer, Londoners can also look forward to special programming on the Village Square Stage, including live musical performances, clowns, puppet shows, sing-a-longs, storytelling, and more.
“Storybook Gardens holds a special place in the hearts of Londoners,” says Cheryl Smith, Deputy City Manager, Neighbourhood and Community-Wide Services. “We’re excited to welcome families back for another season of imagination and memory-making. If you’re a first-time visitor or longtime pass holder, Storybook Gardens continues to be a place where children and families can play, connect and have an endless summer of fun together.”
Storybook Gardens is located at 1958 Storybook Lane, just inside Springbank Park. Parking is free. For hours of operation, season pass information and individual admission tickets, visit london.ca/StorybookGardens.