It’s raining in Griddle Creek but that is no reason to stay home. The town still has a lot of options for vacationers. Head over to the Griddle Creek Bowling Alley for some fun on the lanes. You will be so glad you did. Everyone at the bowling alley is so friendly and welcoming.
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For visitors to Griddle Creek who don’t want fast food but are not in the mood to cook, may we suggest the Sunnyside Diner. Their pots and pan work as well as yours do, stop in and give them a try.
Inside tip: If you’re not fully satisfied with your meal, order something else next time.
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It is the last day of the Griddle Creek Town Fair. If you plan to visit the Fair today is your last chance. It has been another successful year for the Fair with new attractions and bigger attendance crowds than last year.
What to do: The most classic ride at the Fair is the Ferris Wheel. All ages of fairgoers love the Ferris Wheel. Unlike rollercoasters, it is something the whole family can enjoy.
Where to do it: The Ferris Wheel runs all day long. Once in the cars, the wheel can feel a lot taller than it does from the ground. This ride is not for people who are afraid of heights.
Inside tip: The view from the top of the Ferris Wheel is amazing, it feels like you’re on top of the world.
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It is another beautiful day at the Griddle Creek Town Fair. If you have not had a chance to go yet there is still time to visit. Come on down, the fairgrounds await you.
What to do: You will never go hungry at the fair. One of the most popular fair activities is eating. Have fun choosing, there are lots of on-a-stick items to choose from.
Where to do it: Head down to the Griddle Creek fairgrounds. There are so many food vendors to choose from. You are sure to find a food vendor selling something you like.
Inside tip: There is no limit to what foods can be put on a stick, everything is fair game. Fair food just tastes better on a stick.
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It is opening week at the Griddle Creek Town Fair. The GC Town Fair showcases the best animals, rides, and foods on-a-stick. The Griddle Creek Town Fair is quite the event for both locals and tourists.
What to do: One of the most popular rides at the fair is still the Jumbo Slide. Riders climb the stairs to the top, grab a burlap sack, and enjoy the ride down to the bottom. There is officially no racing allowed on the Jumbo Slide however you’ll find that racing to the bottom is what most sliders do.
Where to do it: Head down to the Griddle Creek fairgrounds. Once inside grab a handful of ride tickets and head over to the Jumbo Slide. Anybody at the fair can point you in the right direction. Come down and have some fun.
Inside tip: The Jumbo Slide is a fast ride. We do not suggest you go down the Jumbo Slide on a full stomach. Also, Wyat likes to capture the races he wins with a winning selfie.
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It’s like they say, there is always room for fries.
What to do: Come on down to the Sunnyside Diner and test that theory.
Inside tip: Bring your appetite, you’re going to need it.
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Is chocolate a food group? Sonny seems to think so.
What to do: Join other chocoholics and indulge in something chocolate.
Inside tip: Remember…chocolate…it’s not just for breakfast anymore.
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Tonight is fireworks in Griddle Creek. The locals know all the best spots to watch the fireworks from. Stay safe everybody!
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Summer, summer, summertime. It is officially summer in Griddle Creek. Stay cool everybody.
What to do: Have some fun in the sun. Check on the elderly. Remember to stay hydrated.
Where to do it: Outside of your living room. Stay safe out there.
Inside tip: The Sunnyside Diner now operating under reduced summer hours. Sonny doesn’t plan to spend his whole summer standing over a hot flat top grill.
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Meet Wyat. Wyat never misses a chance to take a selfie. The residents of Griddle Creek know that phone is an extension of his body.
What to do: Grab your phone and have some fun with filters.
Where to do it: On your own phone. Residents of Griddle Creek get upset when they find pictures of you on their phone.
Inside tip: Work on your poses because you never know when Wyat is around taking selfies.
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