The park is situated on the former site of a water mill, which accounts for the 'Moulin de la Tour' in its address.
It is one of the few independent amusement parks in France that has remained family-owned since its founding in 1983.
The park maintains a distinct 'green' aesthetic by using the natural topography of the Aa River valley for its layout.
The mascot of the park is a small, friendly dragon named Denno.
Dennlys Parc is a family-oriented amusement park located in the Aa River valley in Northern France. The park integrates its rides and water slides into a landscaped garden setting. It features over 30 attractions including roller coasters, log flumes, and spinning rides designed for a wide range of age groups. The park is built on the site of an old flour mill, with original structures incorporated into the park's architecture. It focuses on gentle to moderate thrill rides rather than extreme high-speed experiences. The park operates seasonally, typically opening from spring through early autumn. It is specifically designed for families, with many attractions accessible to young children accompanied by adults.
The bridge overlooking the central pond near the park entrance.
Bring a change of clothes or swimwear as several water-based attractions will likely get you wet.
Download the park map ahead of time to navigate the hilly, sprawling terrain efficiently.
Arrive early in the day to beat the mid-afternoon queues for the most popular water-based rides.
Avoid visiting on weekends in July and August if you prefer shorter lines.
Open seasonally from spring through early autumn; typically closed on weekdays during the shoulder months.
Secure loose footwear on rides; refrain from wearing swimwear outside of water play areas.
