Freizeitpark Plohn

Freizeitpark Plohn is a family leisure destination located in the heart of the Vogtland region in Germany. This amusement park offers a mix of thrilling adventures, themed experiences, and accommodation options, making it an ideal place for a multi-day getaway or a day visit. It has developed over the years to offer a diverse range suitable for all ages.

History and Development

The park first opened in 1996. In its early days, it was a more modest attraction known as Plohnosaurierland, primarily focused on the dinosaur theme. Over the years, Freizeitpark Plohn has experienced significant and continuous growth. This expansion has manifested in the addition of major attractions, including large roller coasters, and the development of varied and immersive themed areas. This process of modernization and enlargement has transformed the site into a complete resort, capable of attracting a wide and diverse audience.

Resort Offering

The main offering of Freizeitpark Plohn is its amusement park. The park features a wide range of attractions, from thrill rides like Dynamite or El Toro roller coasters, to family rides, water attractions, and children's play areas. It is organized into different distinct themed zones, such as the Fairy Tale Forest (Märchenwald), the Western Town, or the original prehistoric world, offering varied experiences. Beyond the park, the resort offers on-site accommodation options, including holiday homes, a campground, and pods, allowing visitors to extend their stay. The offering is complemented by shows, dining options, and shops.

The Surroundings

Freizeitpark Plohn is located in the picturesque Vogtland region, in Saxony. This area is known for its natural landscapes, with hills, forests, and valleys, offering numerous opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking or cycling. A short distance away is the city of Plauen, historically known for its lace industry (Plauener Spitze) and offering cultural points of interest. The Vogtland region is also home to other attractions, such as the Vogtland Arena in Klingenthal, an important site for winter sports and ski jumping. The surroundings thus allow combining a visit to the amusement park with the discovery of Saxony's natural and cultural heritage.