Theresa

There's supposed to be a back seating area with heaters

The staff is friendly. The concession stand is large and organized making it easy to get in and out. We haven't sat outside the car with the dog yet. The whole place is well kept. You can get a dog biscuit at the ticket stand. The lot is flat making it easy to walk, park and probably sit outside, too. They ask you to walk your dog on the outer perimeter sidelines.

Mostly flat field with 3 screens. No problem with the screen or sound. Good snack bar with decent prices. We had no problem watching the movies in the car with the dog on a rainy day. The screen and sound were great. It's a nice opportunity to go out with your dog. This time, we got a biscuit for our dog at the gate.

Nice taco place with cute decorations, great margaritas and great service!

It's a good large campground business in a nice area.

It's a nice, peaceful campground where you can take their free shuttle to Knoebels (this large, city-bus-sized one from Lake Glory to the park allows dogs and the smaller one for the campground beside the park doesn't), or drive yourself. It's a beautiful setting with tall trees on the outside perimeters mostly in some areas and more trees in others, 2 ponds (swans may be in the smaller one), free fishing with permission, and it's so lovely and quiet you may not want to go to the park. They have cabins, but dogs aren't allowed to stay in them FYI.

Friendly staff

Knoebels is an amazing place to take your dog with you if you don't want to leave them in the house all day while you're at the park. I've taken one on the main railroad ride. I've read they're allowed on the other railroad ride called Ole Smokey, the small boats you steer, and a carousel. They care for your dogs by providing watering stations. Please help keep Knoebels pet friendly by only bringing friendly dogs and being responsible pet owners.

It's absolutely outstanding that we can stay somewhere next to an amusement park, and the amusement park allows pets! We've gone here for years; everyone help keep Knoebels pet friendly!

Nice that I can pick up some frozen items my holistic vet put my dog on here. It's nice I can find healthier dog treats here. This is where Burton's Total Pet was.

There's at least a table with an umbrella and another without by the table if you want to eat at a table. I guess if they're not busy you could eat in the shade of your car under the port for carhop service. In 2020, we were given takeout packaging and takeout cups, so if they normally offer refills we couldn't get them.

Nice cheaper admission, significantly cheaper food options at concessions that still taste great, friendly staff, and we can bring the dog here!!! This is an awesome option to bring your dog! Admission prices are temporarily lower to help families right now in 2020.

This small, retro drive-in has a great picture and sound. It
just converted to digital. There's old concession videos before and between the movies. There's a cool old Pepsi machine we got glass-bottled soda from. We haven't sat outside with our dog yet.

Staff will happily add a puppacino to your drive-through order. There's tables directly out front and to the side in a separate area. The one to the side has may be better situated than other Starbucks locations' outdoor seating for you and your dog.

If you look at my picture you can see that on this day there were 3 portable chairs put out front. They're right by the door which may not make it easy to eat ice cream in a cup, with your dog by the door on a thin walkway between other businesses. Outside of summer they may take them away, too.

Nice, mostly-level ground. It seems like they have digital projectors and sound that were nice. My dog got a treat at the ticket booth.

Okay ice cream, but maybe we should have made sure we ordered frozen custard. Walk up to order, but make sure your dog is within the waiting area because the drive through wraps around the back of the building and 2 sides of the area for people.
Backless hexagon of benches, and 2 or 3 others with backs.

Right off the Waterfront riverside walkway, Uno's back, covered porch allowed us to eat with our dog. Service was accommodating and friendly. We enjoyed pizza, artichoke dip and meatballs.

The staff here is friendly. We enjoy having the opportunity to see a movie with our dog close to home. Stop by to see a movie, grab some to eat and enjoy your evening. The new owners continue to make improvements.

We called to make sure, and we were allowed on the patio. There's 11 tables with 4 chairs, and most have large umbrellas. You may also get more shade since it's against the building and how the building is situated. We had a nice Meatza pizza from their wood and brick oven. The meatballs are tasty and light enough that you don't feel stuffed.

Dogs aren't allowed in the visitor center, but we got out of the hot car and waited in the shade of the bookstore entrance side while we took turns inside. You'd have to ask if they're allowed at the outdoor patio with umbrella-covered tables outside the saloon. This picture was taken at the separate bathroom rest stop on the self-guided, car audio tour.