Enchanted Forest

"And where do stories come from? Imagination? That has to come from somewhere..."

- Jefferson to Emma

The Enchanted Forest, also known as Fairy Tale Land  and Misthaven, is a world featured on ABC's Once Upon a Time and Once Upon a Time in Wonderland. It first appears in the first episode of the first season of Once Upon a Time.

Locations
For detailed location information, please see the list of Enchanted Forest locations.

Kingdoms
The Enchanted Forest is divided into kingdoms, much as the Land Without Magic is currently divided into countries. Known kingdoms of the Enchanted Forest are:
 * Agrabah (formerly ruled by the Sultan)
 * Aurora and Prince Phillip's Kingdom
 * Camelot
 * Evil Queen's Kingdom (previously ruled by King Leopold)
 * King Midas' Kingdom
 * King Xavier's Kingdom
 * The Maritime Kingdom (ruled by Prince Eric's parents)
 * Mulan's Kingdom (ruled by an emperor)
 * The Northern Kingdom (ruled by Princess Eva's parents)
 * Rapunzel's Kingdom (ruled by Rapunzel's parents)
 * Prince Thomas and Cinderella's Kingdom (ruled by The King)
 * Prince Charming and Snow White's Kingdom (formerly ruled by King George)

Arendelle
Arendelle is a faraway land located overseas within the same world. Some of Arendelle's inhabitants are aware of the existance of the Enchanted Forest, although they call it Misthaven instead. Navigating the seas between Arendelle and the Enchanted Forest is possible, but it is a dangerous and time-consuming voyage.

Inhabitants

 * Abigail
 * Abraham †
 * Adair †
 * Agrabahn Vipers
 * Anastasia
 * Andre †
 * Anita †
 * Anton º
 * Ariel ^
 * Argyle †
 * Arlo †
 * Aurora
 * Baelfire †
 * Bashful
 * Behemoth †
 * Belle
 * Black Beard †
 * Blind Witch
 * Blind Witch †
 * Blue Fairy
 * Bo Peep
 * Bossy *
 * Prince Charming
 * Cinderella
 * Cora †
 * Daniel †
 * Doc
 * Dopey
 * Donna †
 * The Dragon †
 * Prince Eric ^


 * Eva †
 * The Evil Queen
 * Emma Swan º
 * Fairy Godmother †
 * Flying Monkeys †
 * Frederick
 * Friar Tuck
 * Gaston †
 * King George
 * Geppetto
 * Glinda ^
 * The Gnome †
 * Grace
 * Granny
 * Gretel
 * Grumpy
 * Gus †
 * Hansel
 * Happy
 * Honora †
 * Hook º
 * Hordor †
 * Huntsman †
 * Jack †
 * Prince James †
 * Jiminy Cricket
 * Johanna †
 * The King
 * Sir Lancelot †


 * King Leopold †
 * Knave of Hearts
 * Liam †
 * Little John
 * Lumiere ^
 * Mad Hatter
 * Magic Mirror *
 * Malcolm †
 * Maleficent †
 * Marian º
 * Martin *
 * Sir Maurice
 * Merry Men
 * King Midas *
 * Milah †
 * The Miller *
 * Monstro *
 * Morraine *
 * Mother *
 * Mulan ^
 * Myrna *
 * Neal Cassidy †
 * Nova
 * Ogres ^
 * Peter †
 * Peter Pan †
 * Prince Phillip
 * Pinocchio º
 * Quinn †
 * Rapunzel ^


 * Rocinante †
 * Red Riding Hood
 * Robin Hood
 * Roland
 * The Royal Doctor *
 * Rumplestiltskin
 * Ruth †
 * Seer †
 * Siren †
 * Sheriff
 * Sleepy
 * Sneezy
 * Snow White
 * Stealthy †
 * Stephen †
 * Prince Thomas
 * Tinker Bell
 * Mayor Tomkins *
 * Troll Group ^
 * Trish †
 * Valet †
 * Watchy *
 * Wicked Witch of the West †
 * William Smee
 * Wolf *
 * The Woodcutter *
 * King Xavier *
 * Zoso †

Trivia

 * The exact size and scope of the Enchanted Forest is not known.
 * The Enchanted Forest does not appear for the first time in the twelfth episode of the second season.
 * The Enchanted Forest can be accessed via the Mad Hatter's hat, a portal created with a magic bean, travelling to another world with the Shadow, by taking a ship from Arendelle and by undoing the Dark Curse.
 * The Enchanted Forest is across the sea from Arendelle and across the desert from Agrabah.
 * According to a map, there are rivers named the Kitsis river and Tigelaar River, which are named after the writers Edward Kitsis and Liz Tigelaar respectively.

Appearances
Note: "Archive" denotes archive footage.
 * The Enchanted Forest appears in Henry's storybook in "Pilot", "The Thing You Love Most", "Snow Falls", "The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter", "What Happened to Frederick", "Hat Trick", "The Stranger", "Queen of Hearts", "Selfless, Brave and True", "Lacey", "The New Neverland", "Going Home", "Snow Drifts", "There's No Place Like Home" and "A Tale of Two Sisters".