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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: redrider on March 09, 2015, 09:29:24 AM
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50 years ago we played Putt-Putt. Like those wigwam themed roadside motels, gone. Have any of you Guzzi Tourers come across a still functioning local, mom and pop type amusement park or resort? Pics would be nice as a rainy day diversion.
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There's still a family run "recreation park" just east of Hagerstown, MD: http://famrecpark.com/ It's built on the site of the old Route 40 Drive-In Theatre and is directly across US40 from the Mason-Dixon Dragway.
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At least two here in town. Hinkley's and another on San Mateo, forgot the name.
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There is a Teepee Motel (http://www.teepeemotel.net/) in Wharton, about 60 miles south of Houston.
The current owner won the lottery and used his winnings to buy and renovate the motel.
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In Keansburg, New Jersey there is the Keansburg Amusement Park owned by the Gehlhaus family.
It has always had a kind of low rent reputation and really got hammered by Hurricane Sandy
but it always comes back. Wheels, Bars, Food, Rides and a Waterpark...it has it all.
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wiki Kennywood Park.
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I just passed a newly built miniature golf course yesterday. It's just off Lake Gaston in NC, on the north side of the lake, between the Eaton's Ferry Bridge and the dam. I was surprised to see it there, but that area continues to develop, and the lake continues to get more crowded, so the mini-golf place will probably do great business in the summer. I might even stop for a round next time I ride that route.
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Brand new one in Blairsville. Next time you go to TWO in Suches you can stop by. Get BBQ on the opposite side of the highway.
-AJ
http://www.jimssmokinque.com/pigs.htm (http://www.jimssmokinque.com/pigs.htm)
(http://www.jimssmokinque.com/images/pigs12.jpg)
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PA has Knobles amusement park. In the middle of nowhere. Quite a bit to do incl water park and some downright scary wooden coasters. Best thing is no admission charge just pay for your rides and eats if you wish. Look for your motorcycle specific parking as you enter the park. Great ride and spend a few hours people watching and eating 'health' food.
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Frontier Town in upstate NY is gone but its right next to Tracey road which is bike amusement park all by itself
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There was the Bender Tavern in Cherryvale Kansas. It was a sort on theme park for travelers in the 1870s.
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I used to lived in Carlsbad, NM. There was, and probably still is, a drive-in movie.
Rich A
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We still have a couple of drive- ins here in SC. Beaufort and Sumter that I know of. I saw Star Wars at the Sumter venue when it first aired. Awesome.