For kids of all age. Good food and nice enivronment, well organized

This is an amusement park with a distinctive German flare. You can ride a giant Birkenstock-style shoe, taste wine or juice in a wine cellar, slide down a spiral slide on old feed sacks, ride a rambling river on a washtub, and enjoy traditional German stories and styles throughout the park. This is one of our family's favorites, and it... More

We went here for my daughter's 5th birthday. This by far has been the best attraction we have been to living here in Germany. This had an Old European theme. The rides were great, no long lines, the kids enjoyed the bird shows and it by far was one of the best days out. We brought in with us our... More

It was a pleasure to recently visit this amusement park as many of the old rides still exist. There are also four more modern rides that would appeal to more adventuresome visitors. The park has a lovely setting among the local vineyards. As part of admission, you can also visit the nearby wild animal park on the forrested hillsides. A... More

We planned to visit an amusement park on our summer vacation in Germany. We planned on going to Europa-park but after researching felt that Tripsdrill would be a better choice for our family. (Family of five with a 17 year old girl, 9 and 7 year old boys) . We prefer smaller, family run amusement parks and Tripsdrill was a... More

We decided to stay at Tripsdrill after finding it in the German tourist board website as a last minute idea for the bank holiday. We stayed in one of their gypsy caravans brand new for this season....apart from a little bit of mud around ( it was hot and dry) due to new landscaping it was immaculate. The shower and... More