Confusion Hill (founded 1949) is a quick stop, you could be in and out in an hour depending on if you decide to take the train ride or not. We were running on a time crunch to check into our next campsite, so we only walked through the Gravity House, which was super cool. The house is on a slant on the hill, making it difficult to walk up right. Everything is leaning south, although you feel like you are being pulled North. There is a chair inside that you can sit in, downhill, and try to get out of without using your arms. It’s not impossible, but definitely a fun challenge. They have a ball and little ramp that you can swing or roll a golf ball down, and interestingly, the metal ball and the golf ball do in fact swing uphill (North) or roll up hill.

I did feel a little weird just being in the house, like my center of gravity and balance we’re thrown off. There was a family inside playing with their children and the kids looked like they were having a blast. Contrary to Mystery Spot, there was no tour guide with us and we had an unlimited amount of time to play in the gravity house and take photos. We visited the gift shop on our way out and purchased a sticker for $1.99. There is also no one to tell you what’s going on at Confusion Hill… but if you go on a little scavenger hunt, you might just find a sign like I did, explaining a theory behind it…