Un-hitch yer wagon, set up camp and kick off
yer spurs cause ya ain’t got to leave the ranch pardner, if’n
ya don’t wanna. You can get groceries at the Camp Store to fix your
own vittles or visit the Crystal Pistol Pizza Parlor or the Camp Store
Deli for a fine meal prepared by one of our cowhands. After loadin’
up on souvenirs at Land & Sea Gift Shop for the kinfolk back home,
cool down with an ice cream cone or thick milk shake at Miss Alice’s
Ice Cream Parlor. In between shows at the Western Theme Park (entry fee
required), mosey on in to a genuine Cowboy Store and Leather Shop or buy
yerself a cowboy hat and western duds at the General Store. Enjoy a fine
range meal (not to mention the Can Can girls) at the Golden Nugget Saloon
or down a sarsaparilla at the Longhorn Saloon.
Frontier
Town Camp Store Location:
North side of main campground road. Open:
Daily Memorial Day to Labor Day. Limited Hours in Spring and
Fall. Phone:
410-641-0074
Mosey on down to our Camp Store cuz its got a lil' bit of
everythin' . . . groceries, full-service deli, firewood, ice,
propane, charcoal, bait and tackle, souvenirs, toys, gifts,
newspapers, magazines, campin' supplies, beach supplies, beer,
wine, soda, t-shirts, hats and much, much more! Open Daily
Memorial Day to Labor Day. Limited Hours in Spring and Fall.
Pony Island Gifts Location: At the Front Entrance
of Frontier Town Open: Daily Memorial Day to Labor Day. Limited Hours in
Spring and Fall. Phone: 410-629-1141 Fax: 410-641-1552
Adding a new dimension to the Frontier Town experience is Pony Island Gifts. There is plenty of fun for everyone. Come on down and shop ‘til you drop! The shop’s diversity of products will delight everyone. It’s a “barn” full of great gifts that range from Nautical, Garden and Country to souvenir T-Shirts, postcards or even a pet hermit crab! Be sure and see what’s happenin’ at our newly expanded arcade. You and the youngins can try your skills on over 60 machines, including Skee Ball, Daytona Racing, Bingo and much more! Turn in your tickets for some great prizes!
Stop by or call for our daily specials.
Miss Alice’s
Ice Cream Parlor Location:
At the Front Entrance of Frontier Town. Open: Daily Memorial Day to Labor Day. Limited Hours in Spring
and Fall. Phone: 410-629-0013
Cool off on a HOT summer day! Generous Portions of Hand-Dipped
Ice Cream. Featuring 15 different ice cream flavors, heavenly
sundaes, thick creamy milkshakes, an array of delicious candies,
fudge, saltwater taffy, Fisher's® Popcorn, smoothies,
coffee & espresso drinks, Beach Moose Apparel & much,
much more!
Painted Pony Saloon Location:
At the Entrance to the Water Park
Formerly The Crystal Pistol, the restaurant has come under new management and is now The Painted Pony Saloon. We are very pleased to welcome Denise Venable (former owner of Crab Alley) as the new proprietor at the Painted Pony Saloon. It is a full service light-fair restaurant and bar serving delicious pizza, subs, sandwiches, seafood and more! There is a carry-out window too.
Painted Pony Pool Side Grill Location: Inside the Water
Park across from the shade pavilion.
The Painted Pony Pool Side Grill serves delicious hamburgers, hotdogs, fries and sodas.
Golden
Nugget Saloon Location:
Main Street of Frontier Town Western Theme Park (Main Gate
Admission Fee) Hamburgers, hotdogs, chili, fries, subs sandwiches
and sodas.
The Cowboy
Store and Leather Shop Location:
Main Street of Frontier Town Western Theme Park (Main Gate
Admission Fee) Leather goods, western wear and souveniers.
This is a working leather shop where Nelson Kennedy (proprietor)
will custom make or repair your leather goods.
Theme Park
General Store Location:
Main Street of Frontier Town Western Theme Park (Main Gate
Admission Fee) Western wear and souveniers.
Longhorn
Saloon
Location: Main Street of Frontier Town Western Theme Park
(Main Gate Admission Fee)
Soda fountain in an old west saloon.
JAWS EXHIBIT Location: At
the Front Entrance of Frontier Town, next to The Beach Moose
Ice Cream Parlour Open: Daily,
Year-Round
Da Dum . . . Da Dum . . . Da Dum . . . The summer of 2000
was just like any other, until a Great White Man Eating Shark
called "JAWS" came to town. Located at the front
entrance, of Frontier Town, this 31.5 foot long Great White
Shark Exhibit was an actual working prop used in the filming
of the Paramount Pictures® "JAWS". The Great
White, the Father of all Man-Eaters, has jagged, razor-sharp
teeth, better-than-human eyesight and an incredibly sleek
body made of strong cartilage. This Great White Shark was
seen in the movie "JAWS" lurking in the murky ocean
waters, close to the beaches in hopes of finding his next
meal. Over the years, dissections of stomach contents of Great
White Sharks have included nuts and bolts, coil wire, lumps
of coal, boat cushions and clothing. However, most Great Whites
prefer to eat waterfowl, other sharks, dolphins, seals and,
of course, an occasional human. Take a picture with him .
. . if you dare!
AMERICAN
BISON EXHIBIT Location:Next to the Front Desk
American Bison (Buffalo) are the largest North American Land
Mammal with weights from 1,800 to 2,600 pounds. Until the
19th Century, as many as 60 million Bison lived on the Great
Plains from Mexico into Canada. They were central to the existence
of the Plains Indians, who used them for food, hides and bone
tools. Even the dried dung called buffalo chips, was used
as fuel. From 1830-1889, methodical destruction by encroaching
white settlers reduced their numbers to less than 1,000. Today,
30,000 Bison live on private ranches and protected areas such
as Yellowstone Park and Frontier Town. These animals played
an important part in the history of the great American West.
