Dutch Wonderland Inn
$50+Family hotel next door to Dutch Wonderland, with pools, an arcade and daily visits from Duke the Dragon.

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Dutch Wonderland is an attraction in Lancaster, PA, part of the Lancaster & Amish Country guide. Cost: $50 or more.
2249 Lincoln Highway East · Lancaster, PA
Dutch Wonderland opened in 1963 and calls itself "A Kingdom for Kids," with a 48-acre layout aimed at families with younger children. You enter through a stone castle built by founder Earl Clark, a potato farmer. The park has 32 rides, including the wooden Kingdom Coaster and the inverted Merlin's Mayhem, along with a monorail and train. Duke's Lagoon adds water slides and a play platform, and Exploration Island has animatronic dinosaurs.
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