The park covers an area that has been transformed to mimic the American frontier aesthetic within the central European landscape.
It is built on a site that prioritizes immersive, live-action role-playing elements for visitors.
The resort regularly employs professional stunt performers to execute western-themed choreography and theater.
It serves as a frequent film location for domestic television and cinematic productions requiring western-era sets.
The site utilizes live animals, including horses and oxen, to maintain the historical atmosphere of the town.
Crazy River, officially branded as Šikland, is the largest natural western-themed amusement park in the Czech Republic. Located in the Vysočina region, the resort features a purpose-built Wild West town complete with a saloon, sheriff’s office, and bank. The park operates a variety of entertainment programs including stunt shows, horse riding, and gold panning. Guests can engage in activities ranging from archery and tomahawk throwing to tractor rides. Accommodation options on-site include log cabins, a hotel, and camping facilities. The venue hosts regular thematic events and historical reenactments throughout the operating season. It functions as a multipurpose leisure center for both day-trippers and residential guests.
The central Main Street of the Western town, particularly in front of the Saloon.
Wear closed-toe, comfortable footwear suitable for walking on dirt paths and uneven gravel surfaces.
Check the event calendar online before visiting, as specific stunt shows and themed festivals only occur on certain days.
Bring sun protection and hydration, as much of the western town area offers limited shade.
Do not expect a quiet, relaxing walk; the park is high-energy and designed for active participation.
Closed during the winter months; operates primarily from late spring through early autumn.
Avoid bringing pets into show arenas and designated performance areas during live acts.
