Abandoned Williams Grove Amusement Park (PRIVATE)

We weren't able to get in, because of the locked gates on both sides of the property. The best address near the flea market to find it on your GPS is 1611 Williams Grove Rd, Dillsburg, PA 17019. Stay to the right as you drive in the flea market to find a small road near the steam engines. There is also a gated road across from the Williams Grove Speedway. Not worth going off your path unless you can some how get permission from the property owner. If not, you'll be trespassing.

This is amazing!! Not where you say it is but find the road which is the name of the park and follow signs to be flea market. Drive through flea market and down to the woods and it's there!! It's so worth it

Jeez, this really brings back memories!!

They used to have a flea market in the actual park amoung the abandoned rides. It was really cool. The flea market is now in an upper parking lot area.

I was just there about 2 weeks ago for a race and was inside the park and it looks like the old roller coaster has been torn down.

the owner closed entrance to the park to flea market vendors due to a lady falling by the bathroom and breaking a leg even though the place was posted at own risk the person that fell sued the owner so she locked the gates if you attempt entrance from the top side of willams grove be advised if caught you will get arrested for tresspassing

12/27/2015 This place is pretty neat to see. It is quite a challenge to get in. However if you're young and dumb and willing to get caught, you can get in. After exploring, I found two possible routes. An easy way that's very open and not shady in any way. And a much harder way however is much more covert and less likely to be seen by anyone. So the first way, which is the way we exited, right on Millers Road, there is a steel beam bridge that runs right into the park. There is a big fence on the bridge, but is extremely easy to get by. You just go under it. Like I said, this way is very noticeable but we didn't care since we were already on our way out. The second way, the way we entered, is right by the flee market and there is a sign stating "Williams Grove Historic Steam Engine Association." By there, walk the train tracks back until you're about even with the roller coaster. From there you have to cut through the picker bush infested woods. It is quite a pain getting through. Make sure to wear jeans or long pants and a jacket or you will get torn apart. It's self explanatory from there. You're in. Once on the property, be careful. The owner's house is very close so be sneaky and please please please RESPECT THE PROPERTY. This is very cool stuff. It would be a shame if people trashed it. Just be respectful and mature and enjoy the beauty of this place.

It's on Park Place, not park Ave. Couldn't get in, but creepy even viewed from afar. Can also see racing, flea market or ride a steam train if you time your visit right.

I attend the races at Williams Grove Speedway periodically and the amusement park is used as overflow parking. It is cool, but not a tourist attraction. It can be pretty creepy when you are returning to your vehicle late at night after a long day at the racetrack.

Good luck getting permission to get in. We drove all the way out here only to find no way to get in. We thought talking to the people in the office would be helpful, but it's not. The men were nice, but the lady repeatedly shouted "no, that's my home!" Crazy. Oh well. It was cool to see from afar.