This place was basically a park with some animals, a few rides which you pay extra for, there is not much to do. Quiet atmosphere but definitely not worth the money ($25 per family)

nice place . its a little older and could use a sprucing up, but its a fun place for the fam to get together and kids to play

They are trying to update/improve after some years of neglect. It is working, and it shows. Perhaps more to come this spring? We'll be back to try again.

We traveled from Toronto to London this past weekend, with the main point being a trip to Storybook Gardens for our three year old. Unfortunately the beautiful play houses scattered across the park were mostly locked, signs were posted on much of the climbing equipment stating that it was closed for the season, and there was really not much to... More

it's still a nice place to go on the weekend to kill some time with the kids. However the place is just not what it used to be. Huge cutbacks have taken their toll on familiar sights for us that came here in late 80's early 90's. Still it is a great place to go and be with your family.... More

just lovely to be outside. Love skating here. Let the hockey dudes go to their arenas and let families enjoy a gentler pace.

We actually didn't go into the park, just outside the gates. Went on the train and the Merry-Go-Round. Both were a lot of fun for our 3 year old and the cost was reasonable. Our 3 year old asked to go on the train again afterwards.

Story Book Gardens is a London staple and a must visit for my kids every summer. More suited for smaller kids 9 and under but still something for everyone. You can also enjoy magical skating there in the winter.

I haven't been there for quite some time...my kids are grown now but understand there has been an enormous update to the grounds.