As summer begins in New Jersey, families and thrill-seekers alike are turning their attention to classic seasonal attractions. Among them stands a landmark of amusement in South Jersey: Clementon Park and Splash World, a historic amusement and water park located just off the White Horse Pike on Berlin Road in Clementon, Camden County.
Established in 1907, Clementon Park has drawn visitors from across the region—including nearby Philadelphia—for more than a century. Over the years, the park has undergone numerous ownership changes and even faced a temporary closure from 2019 to 2021 after being put up for auction.
The park’s revival began when it was acquired by Indiana Beach Holdings, a company with substantial experience in the amusement industry. Under new ownership, Clementon Park has seen a resurgence in popularity and now welcomes enthusiastic crowds each summer.
A signature attraction at the park is the log flume ride, historically known as “King Neptune’s Revenge.” Introduced in the late 1980s, the ride remains a fan favorite. In recent years, it has received a fresh coat of paint and a new name, while continuing to deliver the same adrenaline-pumping experience.
Affordability is a key draw for visitors. Currently, adult season passes are available for just $59, making it an accessible option for families seeking summer fun without breaking the bank.
With its deep roots in New Jersey’s recreational history and a renewed sense of vitality, Clementon Park and Splash World appears poised to continue delighting generations of visitors for years to come.
