The park was developed as part of a social investment program by the ZAO Sovkhoz imeni Lenina agricultural collective.
Sculptural elements are specifically crafted to withstand frequent physical contact and climbing by children.
The layout is designed as an open-air exhibition that integrates landscaping with folk art traditions.
The location is part of a larger planned community project that blends suburban housing with recreational, educational, and agricultural zones.
Park Dolina Skazok, or 'Fairytale Valley', is a family-oriented theme park located in the Sovkhoz imeni Lenina settlement of Moscow Oblast. It is uniquely styled as a narrative environment based on Russian folklore, featuring large-scale sculptures of classic literary and fairytale characters. The park design prioritizes interactivity, allowing children to climb on and engage with the wooden and bronze installations. It is integrated into the infrastructure of a modern agricultural enterprise, which funds and maintains the local recreational areas. The grounds include themed playgrounds, botanical plantings, and winding paths meant to resemble a storybook setting. It serves as a regional hub for local families, often visited in conjunction with the nearby berry-picking fields managed by the same collective.
Beside the large, iconic wooden sculptures of folkloric beasts found near the main park entrance.
Bring a portable phone charger, as the interactive elements encourage long periods of photography and videography.
Combine your visit with a trip to the nearby strawberry fields if visiting during the peak summer harvest season.
Check the local community social media pages for announcements regarding maintenance or seasonal themed events.
Avoid visiting during the height of the summer strawberry harvest weekend peaks if you prefer quiet, as the area experiences significant traffic from seasonal pickers.
Respect the integrity of the art installations by preventing children from climbing on pieces that are clearly marked as display-only.
