Knoebels Amusement Resort

A Little "Knoebel" History

The property that today is home to Knoebels Amusement Park was been owned by a member of Knoebel family since The Rev. Henry Hartman Knoebel bought it in 1829 for $931. At first, the family used it for farming and lumbering.

The birth of what is billed as America's largest free admission amusement park occurred in 1926 when a Knoebels Grove opened with a merry-go-round that was on loan, a pool and a few food stands.

Over the years, the park has added rides and attractions second to none but still kept the home-town tradition and family value ideals. Knoebels has been voted USA's favorite traditional amusement park several times!!

Wow, Another GREAT TIME at Knoebels Amusement Resort! Great Food, Fun Rides, BIG Crowds, and Dancers having fun! THANK YOU to all of our friends, family, fans, followers... YOU make it happen!


We will be back to Knoebels: Sun, August 13th

The pre-show selfie	It's a tradition
	Stick buys his mom a new vehicle!





And there it is... ALL DAY!!


	Ice Cream Break



Dancers? Dancers? You betcha!!








	Hey hey...Kozmo and Dexter joined in the fun!!






Love to get pics with our fans...Smiley!	A chili dog conference
	Pat and Tess Davison...from the Davison Family Circus GREAT talent and great people!
Ole Smoky Crew	Our buddy Mitch - Thank You!!
Drummer Schrampie's family	An original designed Lucky Afternoon T-shirt
It was Father's Day and Dave was very happy... He was with both his kids and playing at Knoebels!!	More father and son pics on Father's Day!
"No Stick...he's not your father...."	"I am...I think?"

	Our "Lucky Camera Lady"...Beck!
Thank you Becky for all the help and pictures on Fri, Sat, and Sun (Benton, Watsontown, and Knoebels - a marathon) and to Mike and Ruthie for helping us load up after three exhausting days of playing.	A GREAT day at Knoebels ...beautiful weather, big crowds, dancers, rides, food, and celebrating Father's Day! THANK YOU Knoebels and EVERYONE who came out to see us!
The many sights, sounds, staff, and fun things to do at Knoebels' Amusement Resort
The "Knoebel Portrait" The Knoebel family is deep in family tradition	A Little "Knoebel" History The property that today is home to Knoebels Amusement Park was been owned by a member of Knoebel family since The Rev. Henry Hartman Knoebel bought it in 1829 for $931. At first, the family used it for farming and lumbering. The birth of what is billed as America's largest free admission amusement park occurred in 1926 when a Knoebels Grove opened with a merry-go-round that was on loan, a pool and a few food stands. Over the years, the park has added rides and attractions second to none but still kept the home-town tradition and family value ideals. Knoebels has been voted USA's favorite traditional amusement park several times!!
Always an honor to meet up and chat with Knoebels' owner Dick Knoebel - a good, hard-working man with a distinguished career.	...and co-owner brother Buddy Knoebel
Dick and Buddy work hard and take pride in carrying on the Knoebel family tradition.	Buddy Knoebel running around with his grandson Alex



In memory... "The Bumper Car Legend"	John "Bumper Car Jack" J. Niedzwiecki 1928 - 2017










Don't be scared Stick	Stick looking for the basement of the Alamo








	A Knoebel Tradition











	We will be back to Knoebels next year!
THANK YOU Knoebels Amusement Resort and THANK YOU Family, Friends, Fans, and Followers for your Love and Support!!	Send Dave and the band an e-mail and say hello.... luckyaft@ptd.net We'd love to hear from you!