Bowcraft Amusement Park

AVOID IF YOU HAVE SMALL CHILDREN
Management would not hesitate to sell you an unlimited rides pass to a 2 year-​old, but will not allow a parent to ride with him in a carousel unless the parent pays as well. The rides are old. Nothing like their website show. Three of the rides for smaller kids were not in operation. Of course, I still had to pay full-​price.
If you want to have a great time, go to the Boardwalk at Point Pleasant!

Came to this park due to a groupon deal, found it to be a great value. The place is small but the staff was friendly. The lines were small and 99% of the rides kids over 48″ can ride alone. The ⁹¹⁄₂ and ⁴¹⁄₂ year old kids both had enough rides to keep them happy. If you live within a half hour drive. It’s worth the trip.

Clean and pretty. A great place to spend a few hours with the kids. Definitely meant for children, but my husband and I went on a few rides and had fun! The workers were courteous and the grounds were immaculate. Nice little oasis on that ugly Route 22!

A fun, fairly inexpensive amusement park best suited for younger kids.
We opted to get the fun-​pass all-​inclusive $ 25 pass for the kids, and to just buy tickets as we needed for adults. All kids over 48 inches can go on just about everything. Kids under 42 inches are strictly kiddie rides. Kids 42 – 48 inches can on nearly everything – some require they go with an adult, while on others an older sibling is sufficient.
They offer two fun passes. 1 is open to 4pm. The other is 3 – 8 pm. If you get there at 2:15 like we did things get a little frustrating. We opted to get a lay of the land and do an early snack break – (no popcorn available – unbelievable!) – to kill some time until 3. Most rides are 4 tickets while a few are inexplicably 5 tickets. An amusement park of this small scale, with no real main attractions should just keep all the tickets the same.
20 tickets $ 20
40 tickets $ 36
100 tickets $ 77
There’s probably less than 20 rides in the entire park. Just to reiterate, unless you plan to go on most of the rides as an adult, I recommend fun passes for the kids and to just buy tickets as you need for adults. You’d need to clear 5 rides in order to make the fun pas worthwhile.

Bowcraft is great for toddlers and younger kids. The fun pass is definitely a must if you get there as soon as it opens-It’s $ 24.95 for unlimited rides and valid until 5 pm only.