What is up with the music here? It reminds me of a scene from The Wire (the season where they focus on the teachers) where one of the teachers talks about turning up the heat in the classroom because it keeps the kids tired and groggy. That's honestly what I think they're doing with the music here. They're trying to sedate us. Don't get me wrong. I love some good '90s/early-2000s R&B. But when I'm splashing around in a wave pool with my five-year-old, I'm not sure I need to hear: Sparkle - "Be Careful" Brian McKnight - "Anytime" Brian McKnight - "Back at One" 112 - "Cupid" Joe - "I Wanna Know" Boyz II Men - "A Song for Mama" Like, I love the sappy, nostalgic stuff from the BET Best of Planet Groove album as much as the next person but maybe not while I'm standing waist-deep in a wave pool trying to prevent my five-year-old from wandering into the deep end. At one point I genuinely thought: Are you trying to put me to sleep, or are you trying to make me reflect on my first girlfriend? Because it was working. I'm standing there thinking about how we used to eat at the Kmart Cafe before the Birds game on a Sunday afternoon in ninth grade. Ahh, life was simpler then. Now I'm trying to explain to my kid that he cannot go any farther into the wave pool because he doesn't know how to swim. Does he understand? No. Does Brian McKnight understand what I'm going through? Apparently not because he's serenading me like I'm sitting alone in my bedroom staring at an old photo album. I'm just asking for a little more BPM. I'm not saying turn the place into Disney Jr. radio but maybe we can at least move the R&B selection from "Anytime" to something with a little more bop. Give me "Honey". Give me "I Get Lonely". Give me early 90s Janet. Give me literally anything that makes me feel like I'm at a water park instead of recovering from a breakup in 2002. The music selection is so bizarre and noticeable that it actually became one of the defining parts of my experience. At some point I started wondering if I needed to be evaluated for some sort of condition. The fact that I'm writing this review probably means I do. As for the rides: my five-year-old absolutely loves them. He'll pretty much go on anything except the two rides tucked into the corner of the park. One lifts you way up into the air for a nice view of the park and the other spins you around real fast. Everything else is extremely tame. My eight-year-old daughter will do everything and is gradually getting bored with a decent chunk of the ride section of the park. She absolutely loves the rock-climbing wall and rope course, though, and would probably spend the entire day going back and forth between those two if I let her. She also loves the entire water park. One big tip is if you're local, keep an eye out for the Black Friday season-pass sale. They usually have a fantastic deal and if you're planning on going at least twice over the course of the year, I'd strongly recommend just buying the season pass when it goes on sale over the holiday. I believe it's around $80 per person for the season pass, give or take $10. I honestly don't remember the exact price. Friends of mine who went recently said they paid around $50 per person for a single day. I do not think it's worth it at that price. Overall the kids love it, there's plenty to do, and the water park is adequate for kids. Just be prepared for the possibility that you'll spend your afternoon fighting the waves while Brian McKnight emotionally transports you back to a relationship you haven't thought about in 20 years. read more

THE GOOD ---------------- + LOTS of super fun construction-themed rides and cool machinary activities (e.g., excavator operation, crane operation, driving tractors, etc.) for all ages that you just don't find at other amusement parks. + Very manageable layout and park size for kids. Not a huge park at all. A lot of the rides/activities are next to each other. + Water park is surprisingly huge and spacious with 3 pool areas, including a giant water slide, lazy river ANDDD an impressive wave pool that is loadddds of fun. ++++ Life-jackets are provided for free to kids. ++++ PLENTTTTY of adirondack chairs are available for park-goers to sit on and move around freely. + Multiple areas to buy food with typical amusement park pricing. ++++ Food sold includes burgers, hot dogs, corn dogs, cheese pizza, chicken sammies, giant pretzels, chicken tenders, quesadillas, nuggets, deliccccious soft serve ice cream and much more. ++++ Souvenir Cup purchases come with free soft drink refills on the day of purchase. $15.49 for a souvenir cup, while individual soft drink purchases cost around $4.50 (as of June 2026). + Multiple covered picnic tents to provide relief from the sun. + Big private parking lot has plenty of spaces. + Private parties can be booked here. THE NOT SO GOOD ----------------------------- - Activities, such as driving or operating heavy machinary, can feel repetitious when jumping from ride to ride. - Admission tickets are pricey at approximately $50 a pop. - Only open until 6 PM daily, but the water park does open at 10 AM, with the ride park opening at 12 PM. Wish they were open a bit later. MIXED THOUGHTS ---------------------------- = Nada. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS -------------------------------------- = Visited on a scorching Sunday in early June and it was busy, but not overly so. No waits for any rides/activities. Plenty of space and seats in the water park and dining pavilions. Definitely could get busier during the summer when school is out, but early June was perfect. CONCLUSION -------------------- = Loved that the park wasn't overly crowded. The water park was surprisingly large and fun. The rides park was fun, but the construction-themed rides/activities definitely felt repetitious after a few. The price of admission could be a littttle more affordable as well. read more

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- Super fun and unique theme park for kiddos (and adults) who are into construction vehicles; guests can drive different vehicles around enclosed courses and operate a variety of machinery; some attractions can feel a bit repetitive after a while, and the enclosed rides can get quite hot and stuffy during the summer months - The water park features multiple pool areas geared toward different ages and sizes; complimentary life vests are available on a first-come, first-served basis; there are plenty of self-service lounge chairs throughout the water park, along with day-use locker rentals and cabana rentals; restrooms and changing stalls were clean and well maintained - The park is the perfect size for young children--not overwhelmingly large where little legs get tired, but not so small that you'll run out of things to do; it was easy to navigate and felt very manageable for a family day out; there's also a small arcade area, a kids' playground, a rock-climbing wall and a rope course - Admission (includes both theme park and water park) is on the pricey side at around $50 for a single-day ticket, though children under 36" enter free; admission includes access to most attractions, although a few specialty rides require an additional fee; note that the theme park and water park may have different operating hours - Food was decent overall: the chicken tenders, corn dogs, and fries were fresh and tasty; the burger was a little dry and light on toppings, while the pizza was cold, doughy, and could have used more cheese; prices were about what you'd expect for a theme park - Guests may bring one sealed bottle of water per person, along with a few small snacks; outside food and beverages are otherwise not permitted - Parking is free; in-and-out privileges are allowed throughout the day--just remember to get your hand stamped before exiting through the gift shop - Employees and staff were warm, friendly, and welcoming; many team members greeted our birthday boy with big smiles and birthday wishes, which made the day feel extra special read more

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Fortunately, my family visited on a day where kids still had school so it was not crowded at all. My kids had a blast at the water park with the wave pool and the obstacle course. There are only two large umbrellas here so good luck it in the sun. The amusement part was a great opportunity for the kids to drive construction vehicles. They had a blast but it was warm in some of them. Can't imagine doing this in 90+ degrees. There's also a ropes course that even by 4 year old was allowed to do. Cooling fans around the park was a plus. read more

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A hit with the kids! Diggerland is the perfect place for young kids. The park is just big enough to keep them entertained, but not big enough to have them overwhelmed. Pretty decent price for entry as well! The food was definitely better than average amusement park food! I would recommend doing the wet rides early in the morning and opting for the dry rides on your way out. read more

It was thanks to Tiktok that I learned about this place! I was scrolling the app like usual, when I came across the park's official website, and thought, "This is perfect for my nephew!" He's a child who loves anything involving vehicles. This is the only Diggerland in the United States, so it's really rare, and therefore a special treat to give to my nephew who could enjoy a unique experience at a park catered to his interests. On March 29th, 2025, I went with him and my mother to Diggerland; the Spring day pass tickets costed $137.97 for three people, and that did not include the water park since it is closed until the summer season. We arrived at 12pm and left around 4pm, and during the entirety of our visit, I never felt like it got super crowded. The park has several rides that accommodate large groups, so it makes the lines very short. Even if it looks long at first, give it a couple minutes and soon enough, you will be seated with the other 13 people waiting in line with you. Majority of rides involve sitting in a construction vehicle, being either driven or lifted in the air, which is as mild of fun as it gets. There is also an arcade, but I recommend avoiding that if you want to save money. This park is fitting for families with small children, the elderly, or those who have a low tolerance for extreme thrills. For me, I could've used some more excitement. My 5-year old nephew, who's not a big risk taker, went on rides that as one operator put it, is so boring that it, "puts kids to sleep." It's great for the views of the park, but getting your heart racing is another story. I still had fun, but more so because I liked seeing my nephew enjoy himself. His favorite quote-on-quote "ride" was the 'Hook & Ladder' where he could explore different trucks, including a firetruck and an ambulance. As for my favorite ride, it was the 'Spin Dizzy' where you're spun around in the air by a JCB. The food and drinks tasted good; I tried their chicken nuggets and fries with freshly squeezed lemonade. Careful though, the lemonade is so fresh that they put two half lemons in the drinks. I noticed this after I was caught off guard by lemon seeds being sucked through my straw. The bathrooms were clean and abundant, with wheelchair accessible ramps. The parking lot is free and has ample spaces to choose from. In order to leave the park, you must exit through their gift shop, which is as blatant of a tourist trap as I've ever seen. However, if you wish to re-enter the park, you can do so by getting your hand stamped by an employee before exiting the gift shop. Then you'll show that stamp at the entrance; this is helpful in cases like ours where we wanted to save the food we bought for later and left it in the car so it wouldn't be a hindrance when we got on rides. So would I recommend this place? Yes, but for specific groups of people. As said earlier, this would bring the most joy to those with small children who are experiencing rides for the first time, older people that don't want to be tossed around like they would on a roller coaster, and people in general who would rather embrace the gentle breeze of the air rather than it getting whipped in their face. As a young adult who enjoys coasters, I felt unfulfilled in my quest for excitement, but if this visit brought a smile to my nephew's face, then the experience was worth it. read more

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We had a birthday party booked at Diggerland at the beginning of August. Although I liked the place, I would not recommend a birthday party. First, I was told that they would call my party into the party pavilion a few minutes before it started. Needless to say, they never called so all my guests arrived to the pavilion late, therefore, the party time was cut short. Second, they were so cheap with everything, this includes asking them for more ketchup - we were given 2 little packs (total 10) for the whole party of 20+ people. We had ordered a chicken nuggets platter ($70) of course you need ketchup. Drink refills were $7.99 although one of the pitchers was never touched as the guest preferred the other choice and they were out of lemonade. Pros: (1) Free parking (2) Free Water refill station (3) You can go in and out of the park after getting stamped (4) Small enough to finish the whole park in 2-3 hours Cons: (1) Waterpark water was extremely cold although we went on a 90 degree day (2) Lines for the rides were decent but we waited for a really long time as there were only a few machines working read more

Diggerland USA - Party Pavilion - Amusement Parks Near Me - West Berlin, New Jersey

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Great place to bring kids! Full disclosure, we have only come for the Christmas lights so far 2 years in a row lol! Our kids are too young to fully appreciate the concept of diggerland. My kids had an amazing time at the Christmas lights! Wish it were 5-10 cheaper but you get your money's worth the slower you drive. Kids love standing on the seat or out the sun roof! Staff is always friendly. I wish they had a few more signs out front as you come in. Also maybe, just maybe since 75% of the traffic in the area is going to you, put up more than 1 small sign... lol! They really go alllllllll out with decorations! Truly splendid! The amount of money they pay per second to turn on all those lights, all I know is I wouldn't want to see that bill lol! Staff is always friendly! We pay ahead of time. Scan in and drive. I wish they had someone like last year with the menu at the beginning so you knew what to order, this year as you got to the booth you were handed a menu. Food was reasonable, even for theme park standards. Got a few cookies and a few pretzels! Kids are too young for hot chocolate, so maybe next year. All in all, they do a great job or decorating! Every single thing is illuminated with dozens of strands of lights! Really amazing! I wish it was a little bigger, maybe another 10-15 minutes to spend driving through? You can knock it out in under a half hour to 45 minutes. Maybe do the parking lot as well? And put up more signs!!! read more

Came during a weekday so we did not have much of a crowd or wait time for most rides and attractions. The dry attractions were not opened yet when we arrived so we went straight for the water. The water was on the colder side, but felt like it warmed up over time. There was a good amount of pool and water play areas for different groups of people to enjoy, which allowed it to look more spacious. The wave pool had real looking waves too! The dry attractions were cute and allowed the children to explore how construction machines work. Most of the kids had fun and enjoyed what they were doing. Food was the average theme park styled taste and cost. read more

Everything was wonderful and my 2 yr old grandson loved it so much! He had me go out and buy a bunch of big size construction vehicles and stuff. He's the BossMan and Owner of all the vehicles and workers, hahaha ! I told friends and family to go and have fun for all ages will enjoy Diggerland. read more

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Overall: Clean, unique, organized construction themed amusement park with all sorts of inclusive restrooms My 2.5 year old had been obsessed with construction vehicles for over a year so we brought him here and it did not disappoint. I think one of the reasons we had such a fabulous time was because we went on a super cold Sunday in March and it was empty. Having no lines or crowds made the experience much more fun. We paid $50 per person. I am NOT an amusement park person, but this place surprised me. Everything was clearly labeled and the map was nice. There are different heights requirements for different attractions. I wouldn't recommend coming until your kid is over 36 inches tall. We got to operate and drive mini versions of everything you could think of- road rollers, tractors, excavators, cranes, gators, and more. Everything moved slowly and felt both safe and fun. Even I enjoyed learning to operate things like the crane and excavator. Additionally you could ride in bigger vehicles operated by employees and there were larger rides that were all construction themed. There as a playground and large emergency vehicles to explore. We didn't try the food or arcade. There was a shaded pavilion and a gift shop they force you to walk out of. read more

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First time at Diggerland, it had so much to see. So much beautiful lights, and different scenery also. It's a must see, go there before it's over. It's worth the money. You'll enjoy it. I sure did. #Diggerland #Lights #Beautiful #WorthTheMoney read more

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Diggerland USA is truly the best place we've ever took our grandkids to . Everything was pure perfection . All of its staff were so friendly and professional . The food was great . Cleanliness of pools etc was awesome it was just fabulous . Thank you so much for making beautiful memories read more

Diggerland USA - My grandkids Michael and Marianna - Amusement Parks Near Me - West Berlin, New Jersey

Fun atmosphere where kids can be exploratory and there's something for everyone. Our family had a great outing for our first ever visit. The park was generally well maintained and workers were polite. Despite a 2 hour drive, we hope to return in the future! Only con was that at closing, people are forced to leave via the gift shop and if you have a lot of items to carry/stroller with young kids, it's a complete nightmare to maneuver so beware of this is you and plan accordingly! - we sure will next time read more

Diggerland USA - Family working on using the claw! - Amusement Parks Near Me - West Berlin, New Jersey

This is such a great place and a fairly reasonable price at that. We stuck to diggerland and out of the water park on a day that started with a downpour but ended in beautiful weather. This meant the crowds weren't really an issue. Highlights: my elementary school aged daughter got to drive a car right off the bat. Sure she couldn't reach the pedals, but seeing her in the driver's seat of a knockoff jeep was worth the price of admissions. My son loved the whole thing. it really is kids (and adults) operating heavy machinery in a relatively safe environment. It wasn't that loud. My youngest is a bit sensitive to that, so I didn't even want to go, but was talked into it. He had a blast. On most days I think the crowds are probably louder than the machines. 50 inches will get you through most rides by yourself. There are a lot of machines a 7 or 8 year old could do on their own. Downsides: There is are small electronic toy diggers set up right at the entrance by the bathrooms that cost money to run. It seems silly to pay $2 after the price of admission only to find the big real ones are free - but it's also hard to tell the kids to be patient while you're waiting for everyone to use the bathroom after the long drive. No good food options, and you can't bring your own. You're allowed to leave and come back. The real loss of one star though is that you can't bring in non-disposable water bottles. Its 2024, and that is ridiculous. read more

This is a great amusement park for kids under 7 or as a first amusement park experience. There are a lot of kid friendly rides that aren't fast but still fun (dumper truck rumble ride, tractor ride, etc). The construction theme is really fun and they do a great job making it engaging especially being able to operate an excavator and such. Tickets are around $50-60 so it's not cheap but make sure to use a AAA discount if you have it! My parents went as seniors for free (they just can't do anything, can only follow along but they were happy with that). Parking is easy and there weren't too long of lines so you're able to do quite a lot. We didn't try the water side of the park so can't speak to that but overall a nice fun day for kids! read more

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We went with the Grands, one of them turning two that day. Clean park, very friendly staff. It was April so no crowd. We were there 4 hrs and did not cover the entire park. We will be back. Already spread the word to other Grandpops. Give it a go you'll dig it! read more

This place is fun for kids but a very stressful experience for adults. Know before you go: this part of NJ is rife with traffic any day or time, and it will easily tack on 30min to 1hr to your drive. The traffic is also aggressive, full of anger-disordered drivers with no care for human life. It's frankly worth avoiding this place just for that traffic. First impression, they nickel-and-dimed us on a "free" ticket we received as a birthday gift. It was supposedly pre-paid but they charged us tax to get in. WTF? I'm sure the gift giver was charged PA tax upon purchase, yet they claimed it had to be redeemed at the window as a gift card buying a ticket there. Why? Then they charged NJ tax. Total fraud, and so obnoxious over less than $4 to put a damper on a "gift" from the start. (We received a free ticket to Storybook Land as a gift as well and they didn't charge us a cent; they too are in NJ and the purchaser was online in PA.) Staff attitude at the gate, and when calling, is very rude and uncaring. "Just gimme your money" is how I felt. They don't seem to have interest in the experience they're selling. The construction-themed rides seem safe enough but as a woman not into construction type stuff, it's a little intimidating to feel fully safe with my kid on this heavy duty truckage. A lot of rusty parts all over the place did not make me feel any safer. A huge complaint is their hours. Most weekends (as in standard hours in season) they don't open the rides until noon. The water park opens hours earlier but no rides until 12-6pm which is very annoying. If you don't enjoy water parks (like my family) then you are paying for half a day because there is no rides-only option. Other observations: Not all rides fully staffed and that causes lines. Some of the most popular have longer ride times that cause more delays. Not all concession stands open even during the summer. Their fall festival had a lot of "go at your own pace" activities that were a nice break from standing in line. Bottom line: My family visited twice so far but I'm not eager to return. I will bribe my kid with something else if he asks to go back. read more

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First thing inside the gate is a paid excavator attraction that doesn't work well. Food is WAY over priced and not good at all. Once you get past that it's about the most exciting place on earth for younger kids. Cranes! Grapples! Excavators! Fire trucks! Water park has a decent water slide and a great wading pool with squirting traffic barrels and a tiny water slide. We did most of the attractions and would do it again, except for the food, and that infernal backhoe thing at the gate. read more

Diggerland USA - Happiness - Amusement Parks Near Me - West Berlin, New Jersey

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Prices are expensive at about $50-$60 per person. They nickel and dime you for everything sodas are like $5 for a 20 ounce bottle. Honestly, you're better off packing up the family running down the street to Wendy's to grab food and then coming back. Amusement wise they have a limited number of rides. The lines are relatively short as long as there aren't that many people there but I can totally see this taking a solid half hour to 45 minutes per ride if the place is busy all in all. It's a good afternoon away read more

This place is perfect for little ones. I'd say the money age is 6-12. My boy is 6 and LOVES Constructicons - I mean, construction vehicles. This place is chock full of them - that have been converted into interactive and fun rides. I'm just going to list the fun rides: Fun go cart type rides for the kids to drive around. Mini excavators for digging, some outfitted with a wrecking ball for some smashing. A giant tug of war type towing exercise with a large tractor that my whole family of 4 had to team up to move. Huge scissor lift that can go up 80' - we couldn't due to wind but it was still high enough for me at half the max height. Very friendly staff. Helpful and patient w kids. Especially when choosing to redeem ticket toys LOL. And super awesome in sanitizing the rides after each use! (This is the COVID era, after all). Reservation ticket to adhere to 50% capacity. Great space - no long lines. Clean and spacious - no COVID anxiety. read more

Diggerland USA - BIG bucket truck - the boom arm extends up too to about 25' - Amusement Parks Near Me - West Berlin, New Jersey

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First time and my 4 year old was in heaven. We originally took him there to ride the equipment since he lives construction vehicles but we couldn't pull him away from the water rides. The park is very clean and was enjoyable. My only issues had to do with the freezing cold water at the water park. It's August and the water was unbearable at times. The other issue is the price of concessions but that's at every park. Expect to pay $4 for a bottle of water. We will be returning!! read more

Diggerland USA - My little buddy enjoying himself at the arcade - Amusement Parks Near Me - West Berlin, New Jersey

Diggerland is an all-around, great time for all ages. While there isn't the same thrill of rollercoasters, Diggerland provides uniquely enjoyable experiences and activities. I estimate that at least a third of the rides are operated/driven by the rider. In addition to this there is a zip-line ride (for an additional fee), rock-climbing wall, and a tiered rope course that goes up at least 4 stories high. There is also a decent arcade (around 5-6 claw machines and ticket-redeeming games pay out prizes) in the park which operates on its own pay card system. There is also a no-queue playground. For those of with infants and toddlers, there is a 36 inch height minimum to ride on the lap of the adult for most rides (the only exceptions to this rule in my experience are the Barrel Train and Battle Trucks; even then, the adult must accompany the child on the ride itself). While the pricing of the food is what one would expect for a theme park, the quality of the food was surprisingly good. The Caesar salad, chicken tenders, fries, churros, and freshly squeezed lemonade were all delicious. It was definitely worth the money. We visited the park in April with 5 and 2 year old girls on a special promotion that the park had for the any-day pass. We purchased the passes in advance online with the tickets exchanged for wristbands at the box offices (there is no specific line for pre-purchased passes). The park is stroller/wagon (we have a double side-by-side stroller; all the ramps appeared to be wide enough for this) and wheelchair friendly. The park has ramps at almost every attraction that requires it. Unfortunately, the water park portion was closed during this time (you can get the information about the water park operating status direct on the park website), but the venue was still super fun without it. Diggerland is definitely not a one-time visit for the family, and we are definitely coming back here in the future. read more

We visited Diggerland yesterday! We got there early and were one of the first families through the gate. It also happened to be the first day of there Fall Festival with live music, hayride, fire pits and farm animals. The adventure park was open from 11am-6pm. They had closed water park for the season. General admission is $45.95 but offer discounts for military and first responders. Zip line tickets can be purchased for an additional 6 bones. They many places to purchase the typical amusement park food that you would wanted. Chicken finger and fries were a hit with my kids. The attractions are to drive and operate construction vehicles and equipment. If you are of height you are able to operate the vehicle or equipment by yourself. However, for the smaller kids they are able to sit on a guardians lap as the adult can drive. It was extremely fun and they day went by quick. We had wished that some of the equipment/vehicles went just a LITTLE faster. The park throttles down the speed for safety. They also have a mini arcade, play tower area with swings and slides and a area for parents to relax after a day of being a construction worker. *No outside food or beverage except for medical purposes* read more

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Good wait is horrible . 45 minutes with a receipt in hand . Place is mobbed , understaffed and don't seem to care

This was surprisingly fun even for the adults! We brought my 6 year old nephew here for a fun day for him and we ended up having fun too. A lot of the rides the kiddos can ride themselves but they can also be accompanied by a parent or multiple people in some cases. We lucked out and there weren't too long of line at any of the rides so no impatient frustrated meltdowns. All the waiting line areas had some shades or umbrellas so you were cooking in the sun while you waited. We all had a good time and some awesome memories were made for the kiddo. Definitely recommend. read more

Diggerland USA - Amusement Parks Near Me - West Berlin, New Jersey

Fantastic! Fuma and perfect for kids of all ages. My four and ten year old had such a great time at Diggerland. Tickets ($45) to the park include both wet and dry parks. The Waterpark itself is not gigantic but it's perfect to stay cool on a hot summer day. The water park includes a wave pool, lazy river, pool, 2 water slides, a mini while out area and a pool area for younger kids. Food: regular park food - chicken tenders, pizza, hotdogs, salads, ice cream. Dry park: the day I visited it was 107F in NJ therefore, we skipped that park but seemed really fun so many rides to choose from. Overall a great park will at to our yearly visits. read more

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Diggerland is a fantastic theme park for a boy between four and eight years old. You can actually use real equipment which is modified so no one gets hurt. From steam rollers and excavators to go carts and gators. Even the bed of a dump truck. The water park is included in the ticket. Small but just right. The two make a full day, a good day. There is also a portion of the park for 18+ who want to try real equipment without limiters. Maybe I'll do that next time... read more

I think this place is a bit overrated. Unless you have very small kids that are easily amused, or kids with a particular fascination with trucks and construction equipment, this park won't be anything special. Alternatively, if you live within an hour, its not bad to visit once and give your kids some new things to try. But if none of the above applies to your family, you might want to skip this one. They water park seemed to the most popular part, with many kids having fun in the wave pool, water slides, and pool obstacle courses. The construction rides are somewhat interesting, but very tame and typically just allow for a ride in a small circle. Although the lines don't get too long, they do take awhile to move through due to slow rides and safety precautions. It seemed only very small kids had interest in the "Digger" portion of the park. This area will allow for some cool pictures of your kids operating machinery. Diggerland does have an advantage over other parks with free parking and a quick and painless ticket purchase. They offer discounts to military, AAA members and a couple other groups. Overall not a bad place if the items in the first paragraph apply to you. Its well intended, but mediocre for everyone else. 3.5 stars. read more

Great FUN, for the entire family!!! The park is open from 10am-6pm. Get there early! The time goes by so quickly. General admission ($45.95) includes both the dry park and water park, but excludes the zipline. You can buy the zipline ticket for an additional $6. The food is the typical adventure park food. Chicken fingers and fries, pizza, mozzarella sticks, fresh squeezed lemonade, icees and of course the souvenir cup $13 (...refills of soda $1, refills of icee $5). Etc. Get there early and enjoy the water park. They have an area for kids and adults of all ages to have a good time. Splash with the little ones in the baby pool (life vest are available at the park). Glide along on the lazy river (no tubes), play some water basketball, challenge yourself on the obstacle course, slide down some water slides or just ride the waves in the wave pool. The adventure park has attractions where the kids based on height are in control. No worries if they don't meet the height requirements they can sit on your lap and control the gears. They have duck racing, bumper cars, rock wall, rope course, an off road jeep the kids can drive just to name a few. They also have a mini arcade, padded play area with swings and slides. And a nice seating area for parents to relax after a long day while the kids run and play. And of course an adventure park wouldn't be complete without a gift shop. Of course it's strategically placed on your way out. Why just why do they do that. Overall you'll have a good time. No matter what side of the park you spend your time. read more

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This park is perfect for the whole family and all ages. Although, in the ride part children less than 36 inches cannot get on a lot of rides. Fun thing is that they can keep cool in the summer months in the water park, which is included in the admission. There are some attractions which are not included zip line and some digger stations. Children of all ages will enjoy this adventure. read more

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First trip here yesterday, I was hoping for so much better but sadly, this won't be on our visit list moving forward. I'll add some pros and cons for other reviewers to weigh out for their own needs: Pros: 1. Very clean park and bathrooms 2. For a child who loves constriction, they will be on cloud 9 just seeing all the vehicles and such 3. Free parking Cons: 1. Long lines and very slow loading/unloading of rides. We waited, on average, 30-40 minutes to get on each ride. 2. Long line and wait just to enter park--30 minutes and we already had our tickets. Why? 3. Pricey. Cost to enter is on par with other parks but $30 for two soft pretzels and three bottles of water--again, why? 4. Food lines--took us 45 minutes just for above. 5. Staff needed work--a bit slow with everything and super lax approach. Maybe going for that but if every line contains 25 screaming 4 year olds, I might pick up the pace. 6. Allowing adults to ride solo--I'm all for adults having fun but when a line is already long, having three grown men live out their construction worker dreams and operating mini excavators for ten minutes is infuriating. Adults, do better and park, use some judgment here. Water area was nice and spread out so we didn't feel cramped which was nice. My kids had fun, all that matters, but this place has so much potential with some changes and training. Being at an amusement park not that large in size but only having the ability to get on five rides total, such a letdown. read more

We went on a 90 degree Saturday in July shortly after opening, there was a bit of a line to get in but parking was free, which is appreciated especially since some other local parks charge Disney prices. This was our first time here and I have a 7 year old daughter and 4 year old son, my son, 41 inches could do most but not everything and we took him there specifically (online said over 36 inches you could do pretty much anything) he was 1 inch short to do several rides even with a parent. It was super hot so after the water park we did the construction rides but it was just too uncomfortable out. The water park area was awesome, extensive and clean. I could've staid there all day honestly. I just wish it wasn't such a long walk to it. It was like you had to do one then the other. I think on a hot day it would've been nice to go back and forth between the 2 parks then we could've enjoyed it more. Like sesame place is like that. Though we will be back, in the fall or next year when it's cooler out and my son is atleast 42 inches and we will explore all of the construction park. Also, I have to add, the pizza in the water park (and I have presume throughout the park) was delicious, way better than any theme park pizza I've ever had. Definitely recommend! The prices for food were a little steep but considering parking was free we let that slide. read more

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Perfect day for this park. (Thursday). My 2 Grandkids, ages 3 and 6 were just the right age. It was surprisingly pretty empty today. Most times we got right on the rides without a wait. The pool was pretty empty also. We picked the right day. I would be writing a totally different review otherwise bc I am not patient waiting in long lines...especially with young children. In my opinion, the best way to enjoy Diggerland is plan to split the time between the 2 large pools and rides for the full day. At 10 am when the park opened, we started at the pools, hit the rides at 12 pm when the rides opened and then went back to the pools until the kids were about to fall asleep standing up. Ha! They both fell asleep in the car within seconds from their very active day. The rides are clever and well thought out. My 6 year old Granddaughter loved the 4 story climbing thing. I was horrified just how high it all was. She was securely strapped in and she was fearless. Climbed all the way to the top which as I mentioned is 4 stories high. Even walked the ropes at the top. Omg. I was freaking out. My 3 year old grandson loved driving all of the tractors. We packed our lunch and found 3 picnic tables outside of the entrance. They do not allow you to bring your own food into the park. I deducted a star for this reason. I don't understand why we could not bring our picnic lunch inside the park. We prefer eating healthier than what the park offers. The pools were warm enough as the weather has been in the 90'. My 3 yr old was not able to go on the popular water obstacle course but our 6 year old was old enough and went on it several times. The 2 water slides were fun also. I too went on the water slide and it was fast! Overall, we all enjoyed the day. It is a once and done...I don't see us ever going back but still I recommend for young families. read more

Ok. Diggerland. Great place for kids. Lot of fun. Not much shade but still a lot of food rides for kids. Must go during week as lines are not as big weekends are horrible w lines. As of now not as good due to lack of workers due to people not willing to work. But when full staff it is good. Good food but the. Worst wait ever. I ordered french fries. I waited 25 minutes for fries. If order anything else be willing to wait 20 to 30 minutes. Worst wait for regular park food EVER. NOT withstanding foods place is fun. But don't waste ur money or time fir food. Because it is kinda expensive there is no excuse for food time read more

Diggerland USA - Amusement Parks Near Me - West Berlin, New Jersey

Great place for kids to do stuff on their own. However, I'd bring my own food next time. $40 for a burger, grilled cheese, two bags of chips, a water and an icee... that's insane. read more

Just adding photos to my already stellar review. Oh they do provide wifi at the park, so feel free to upload those selfies! read more

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Unique stop that makes a lasting memory! We were gifted tickets through a charity and made sure to stop on our way to visit friends! It is a bit small but had a blast! A very clean amusement park with friendly staff! read more

Diggerland USA - Excavator ride! - Amusement Parks Near Me - West Berlin, New Jersey

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My husbands son, daughter in law and 3 year old grandson visited from Spain this summer and he took them there along with his 14 year old granddaughter. They all had a blast! His little grandson loved the trucks and digging equipment. Everyone loved the pool. It was clean; crystal clear, and the inflatable obstacles courses were a lot of fun. They all had a great day. Too bad I had to work. read more

Wish it was more attractions for the price... No outside foods are allowed... but the foods inside are so expensive for the size of the park... 1 large pizza, 1 salad, 1 chicken fingers+fries, and 1 ice costed us about 43 bucks. It's unique I have to admit, but once you experience, nothing is really special. read more