NJ amusement park Clementon Park and Splash World closes, owners seek buyer
New York Post • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Clementon Park and Splash World, a 119-year-old amusement park in Camden County, New Jersey, has permanently closed after the 2026 season, with its final day of operation on Monday.
- The park's owners, IB Parks & Entertainment, announced the closure and plan to sell the 52-acre property, expressing hope that a new buyer will preserve the park's legacy.
- The park has a long history dating back to 1907, featuring notable rides like the Hellcat and Dragon Coaster, and has undergone multiple ownership changes and expansions over the years.
- Previous closures occurred, including one in 2019 after a loan default, with IB Parks & Entertainment acquiring the park at auction in 2021 before reopening it.
- No specific reasons for the closure or sale price have been disclosed, and further details about the sale will be announced in the future.
