Deep in the peaceful forest elves keep a very magical secret of Christmas – a real Toy Factory! Come and join the unforgettable journey to share joy & kindness and do some elf magic in the real elf workshop.

Embark on a magical journey to Santa’s Toy Factory deep in the Arctic forest. Experience Elf-guided training, meet Santa, and create cherished memories!

Come and join the unforgettable journey to share joy kindness and do some elf magic in the real elf workshop. Your new forest friends will reveal top secrets of real woodwork, art of making...

In Christmas folklore and legends, Santa's Workshop is the workshop where Santa Claus and his elves live and make the toys and presents given out at Christmas. The exact location of Santa's workshop varies depending upon local culture, however it is generally said to be somewhere around or on the North Pole.

Come to visit us at Santa Claus Secret Forest – Joulukka and enjoy an unforgettable private meeting with Santa Claus, discover the secrets of the real elves and take part in fun holiday activities! Group programs are taking place several times each week from the beginning of November to end of March and joined by multiple families. Read more.

Explore, play and learn with Santa's elves all December long

Castle Noel 260 S. Court Street Medina, OH 44256. Email – Send a Message Phone – 1-330-721-NOEL (6635)

Rent The Elf Factory for birthdays, private playdates, or special events! Call us for details: 70 129 344 | 03 333 396 ️ Our factory is proudly covered by @beirutingkidz .".

Here a Lemax enthusiast would win the prize of having their idea and concept of a new Lemax building come to life. Paul Sellars of Hervey Bay Australia was the winner and now for 2018 his piece called Elf Made Toy Factory has come to life. 1. Gears in front revolve. 2. Raw materials move in and out of workshop. 3.

This place is like a private tour of Willie Wonka’s Chocolate Factory mixed with Disney magic. And you hold the golden ticket to experience it all at Castle Noel. But this story began long before Mark Klaus came to town, relocating Christmas from the North Pole to Northern Ohio.