The park was closed following bankruptcy and legal proceedings around 2017.
Before its closure, it covered approximately 60 hectares of land in the Bandung highlands.
The property has become a site for 'urban exploration' due to its status as an abandoned theme park.
Many of the park's iconic large animal statues have deteriorated or been removed since the closure.
The location was built on hilly, uneven topography that required extensive terracing.
Kampung Gajah Wonderland is a former recreational park located in the Parongpong highlands of West Bandung. The site was once a sprawling complex featuring water slides, ATV tracks, and a mini-zoo. As of 2026, the facility is permanently closed and has been abandoned for several years. The location is currently characterized by overgrown vegetation and decaying amusement structures. It occupies a sloped terrain that historically offered views of the surrounding mountainous landscape. The site is situated along the Sersan Bajuri corridor, known for its proximity to various flower nurseries in Cihideung. It is no longer operational as an amusement park and does not accept visitors.
None, as the site is closed.
Do not attempt to enter the property as it is restricted and poses safety hazards.
View the site only from the public road passing through Sersan Bajuri if curious about the exterior.
Expect no facilities, amenities, or security personnel to assist tourists.
Do not plan a trip to this location as it is not an active tourist destination.
Permanently closed to the public.
Entering the site is trespassing and strictly discouraged.
