Knoebels Amusement Resort in Pennsylvania marks its 100th anniversary this year, having opened on July 4, 1926. Across multiple reports, the park is described as an old-fashioned, family-oriented destination that continues to offer free admission to visitors. Rather than charging an entry fee, Knoebels maintains its long-standing policy of keeping the grounds open without admission cost.
The park is also portrayed as having grown over time while preserving its traditional character. One report notes that it features dozens of attractions, including rides and food stands, and emphasizes the park’s classic amusement-park feel. Both sources frame the anniversary as a milestone for a business that has kept the same admission approach for nearly a century.
Overall, the coverage focuses on the park’s longevity and its continued decision not to charge admission, alongside brief descriptions of what visitors can find there today.
