The park features a specialized stable area where visitors can learn about horse care and western-style riding.
The onsite saloon offers a menu themed around historical frontier provisions.
Many of the interactive performances encourage audience participation, such as volunteer 'bank robberies' and line dancing.
The facility maintains a dedicated zone for historical-style children's play areas constructed from timber.
Gold panning activities are set up in a dedicated water station using synthetic sediment to simulate authentic prospecting.
Western Park in Zieleniewo is an interactive Wild West-themed amusement park located on the outskirts of Kołobrzeg. The site recreates an authentic 19th-century frontier town complete with a saloon, sheriff’s office, and bank. Visitors can participate in staged performances including Western-style shootouts, lasso demonstrations, and whip-cracking shows. The grounds feature a mini-zoo housing goats, sheep, and other farm animals, alongside attractions like mechanical bull riding and gold panning. Archery ranges and air-rifle shooting stations are available for those looking to test their marksmanship. The park provides horse-led wagon rides and pony trekking across its expansive outdoor terrain. It is designed as a family-oriented destination focusing on immersive historical roleplay and outdoor activity.
In front of the sheriff's office facade, which provides the most iconic view of the main street.
Wear comfortable closed-toe footwear as the terrain consists of dirt, gravel, and grass paths.
Check the daily show schedule upon arrival at the entrance to ensure you do not miss the main amphitheater performances.
Bring sun protection and bug spray, as much of the park consists of open-air fields with limited deep shade.
Do not wander into restricted areas behind the wooden facades, as these are often maintenance zones or staff quarters.
Operates as a seasonal attraction; generally closed during the winter months and open daily from spring through early autumn.
Respect the stage perimeters during live performance hours and maintain a safe distance from horses.
