Great park with some slow and thrilling rides.
Tip great Dutch food.
It's a small park and mainly focussed on children. But it's actually a lot of fun and quite well themed! There is one roller coaster; Gold Rush, which is a VERY good coaster and is already worth the visit. But if you're a teenager there is not much to do compared to other parks, but with kids it's without a doubt a 10/10 park! Especially if you combine it with an overnight stay in a tent!
Had a lot of fun at this attraction park. They have different rides, suitable for different kids of different age groups. On the weekend when we went there, it was not that crowded, which meant we spent around 15 minutes per ride standing in the queue.
Nice park for children and adults, but I suggest to come here in low season, otherwise it’s very crowded and you have to stay in the queue for a long time, both for playing and eating. And you can’t finish all the programs in one day during the high season. You may able to do that in a lower season. The automatic sell-machine stopped to give changes back, even, which is annoying.
Very nice park with lots of attractions. The surroundings are very beautiful as well and you can discover many places by bike. The Breakfast buffet was terrible for the price we payed, when we got there, almost nothing was left, just waiting on the line for some croissants and scramble eggs there was a lack of personal for the quantity of people. We stayed at the wigwam deluxe and they are nice but I wonder how often they clean this places!! spider nets on the edges, behind the kitchen, in the bathroom..Cleanliness should definitely be improved!
The park is really nice and the attractions are great. The low score is for the accommodations where you feel they take advantage by providing very low quality houses with charging extra for things that should be included like normal checkout times
Had an awesome weekend with the family. Felt like we could have stayed a few more days. Will definitely be returning.
Gold Rush is a short but intense and very nice ride!
Not really fun for anyone above 12 years old.The ponys are being less abused like they used to next to the cabins, and that's a good thing.The parc feels more like a fair to me instead of a theme parc with loads of quality rides.
We just spent one of the best weekends in our life and partially because of this attractiepark :)
My son is just impressed. He was so disappointed that we need to go home that we decided to visit it again next week :)
Great thema park for little children.
They have the best pony's.. you can pet them. You can date them. You can grab them by the pony it's totaly amazing.. it's true!
Nice holidaypark for children up to 12 years old. Rides are somewhat older, but well-kept. It's almost impossible to pay full price so do keep a lookout for reductions, there are plenty. The main street is quite lined with shops, a bit too much so for my taste
Great place for hanging out with children at any age. Reserve your self at least a day for this site.
Be ware of the lucky games at the park - they are all fraud !!! (Ball in the buckets, cans, basketball and others)
The park has some nice rides for kids, and wait times are very short. But the height requirements are ridiculously strict, which ruined our enjoyment of the park with our 5-year-old, who at 115 cm was too short to go on almost anything that would interest a kid of his age. I've been to amusement parks and fairs all over the world, and they all have height requirements that are 10-30 cm less than the same rides at Slagharen. For instance, you have to be 120 cm to go on the swing ride, slide ride with potato sacks, spinning cars, or flume ride. At other parks, 90-100 cm is standard for these type of rides, letting 3-year-olds go. For instance, the height requirement for Splash Mountain at Disneyland, which has a bigger drop than the flume ride at Slagharen, is 40 inches (101.6 cm). Slagharen even has a ride that is basically just shooting water guns, while moving at slower than a walking pace, and you have to be 130 cm to go on it without a parent, and 90 cm to go on it at all!! Why can't a 115 cm 5-year-old be allowed to shoot water guns by himself, and why can't a parent take their 85 cm 2-year-old on such a ride?! It's really ridiculous. The rides at Slagharen are mostly quite tame, so not allowing little kids to go on them completely defeats the purpose. My 5-year-old was pretty disappointed, and even my 132 cm 7-year-old was disappointed that she was not able to go on the drop ride (140 cm requirement), which she's gone on at other parks. We got our tickets at a steep discount, so I guess it was worth it, but we will not be returning. If your kid is under 120 cm, don't bother visiting, unless you live really close by and can get in for super cheap.