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*Free parking at Horse Fair Park
*Park is wheelchair accessible *Food trucks - LatteCafe and LumpiaLady *Sign language interpreters will be interpreting the stories. |
Baymont Inn & Suites by Wyndham
11200 US Rt. 12 Richmond, IL 60071 (815) 217-2392 www.wyndhamhotels.com/baymont/richmond-illinois Camping: Chain O Lakes State Park (5 min drive) Big Foot State Park, Lake Geneva, WI |
frequently asked questions
1. Is there parking? Yes, there is free parking - Follow directions to Horse Fair Park
2. Can I bring my dog? Sorry, the park does not allow dogs.
3. Will there be food? There will be two food trucks as well as beverage concessions.
4. What kind of seating will be available? Folding chairs are provided in the tents and you are welcome to bring a chair or blanket.
5. Are the stories applicable to children? The Family Tent will have stories for the whole family, including children.
6. Can I bring my own food? Yes, you can. Please help to keep the park clean and dispose of trash when you are done.
7. Is there handicapped parking? Yes, and there are golf carts for transportation as needed.
8. How scary are the ghost stories (Oct 21st)? The first hour is "not so scary" ghost stories. Following the first hour, the stories definitely move to "scary stories for grown-ups".
2. Can I bring my dog? Sorry, the park does not allow dogs.
3. Will there be food? There will be two food trucks as well as beverage concessions.
4. What kind of seating will be available? Folding chairs are provided in the tents and you are welcome to bring a chair or blanket.
5. Are the stories applicable to children? The Family Tent will have stories for the whole family, including children.
6. Can I bring my own food? Yes, you can. Please help to keep the park clean and dispose of trash when you are done.
7. Is there handicapped parking? Yes, and there are golf carts for transportation as needed.
8. How scary are the ghost stories (Oct 21st)? The first hour is "not so scary" ghost stories. Following the first hour, the stories definitely move to "scary stories for grown-ups".