About Silverwood Theme Park
Silverwood Theme Park offers a diverse range of attractions for families, including a combination of amusement and water park experiences, making it a versatile choice for parents looking to entertain children of various ages.
What parents should know
Summarized from real visitor reviews.
Best for: Families looking for a full day of activitiesParents wanting a mix of relaxation (lazy river) and thrill (roller coasters)Visits before school starts for less crowded experiencesToddlers can enjoy the toddler area and lazy riverOlder kids can experience roller coasters like Tremors and Timber Terror
Why families love it
- Cleanliness of the park
- Variety of rides for all ages
- Mister spots for cooling down
- Magic show and train ride robbery show are entertaining
- Two distinct parks (amusement and water park)
- Ability to bring small coolers and bags
Insider tips
- Arrive early to claim seats at the water park
- Consider visiting on rainy days for shorter lines
- Get to shows early for good seating
- Wear a wet suit if visiting on cooler days
Good to know before you go
- Peak summer days when the park is packed
- Busy weekends and holidays
- Times when shows are about to start to avoid long waits for seating
- Train ride is loud and not sensory friendly
- Long lines for popular water slides
- Crowds
- The park can get very busy during peak summer days and weekends; visiting right at opening or on rainy days can help avoid crowds
- Value
- $367 for a two-day pass provides access to both parks, which is competitive compared to other amusement parks. Hidden costs include food and drink prices, which may be higher than expected.
- Food
- No large coolers allowed, but small bags and coolers are permitted
- Accessibility
- Sensory-friendly accommodations are lacking, particularly on loud rides like the train
- Safety
- Lifeguards present at water attractions, but some concerns about staff attentiveness to safety
What parents say
"Visited last summer and had a great time here. Tremors blew me away its a really good ride while Timber Terror blew out my back that one maybe could use a retracking but the park is still fantastic overall and is really clean. I also recommend doing the train ride its long and is a fun ride."
a month ago
"We had a great time at Silverwood Theme Park right before school started for us. There’s two parks. Once you get through the main gate you can go to the amusement park side or the water park side. The first time ever visiting it was packed. We started off at the water park right at opening time. We claimed some seats to set our stuff and wandered around. We spent a lot of time in lines for water attractions. If you don’t like to wait in line you can go to the wave pool, ride a tube around the lazy river, or go to a toddler area to watch your little one run around. After playing at the water pa"
4 months ago
"This was our first trip here! It was amazing for $367.00 It got us into the park two days in a row. It was well worth the money.All of the rides were a blast and the lines shockingly were not very long. I love the way they have little mister spots throughout the park.To keep you a little bit cool. You aren't allowed to bring big coolers in, but you are allowed to bring some bags and littler coolers, so that helps a lot. There were a couple lines that were a little longer and took a minute to get through, but out of all of the rides they have there, it wasn't, that bad. The ones that were along"
8 months ago
Reviews sourced from public Google data.
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