The 'Freischütz' roller coaster is known for its high-speed launch, reaching 80 km/h in 2.3 seconds.
The park originated as a wildlife park in the 1960s before expanding into a full amusement park.
The park features an authentic vintage steam train that circles a portion of the grounds.
Bayern Park includes a dedicated 'Learning Path' that offers educational information about local forest flora and fauna.
The park contains a 600-meter-long dual summer toboggan run, one of the longest in the region.
Bayern Park is a family-oriented amusement park located in Reisbach, Germany, spanning approximately 40 hectares. The park is characterized by a mix of high-adrenaline roller coasters and traditional family-friendly attractions. Notable rides include the 'Freischütz' launch coaster, which features four inversions and a rapid acceleration. The park incorporates a large petting zoo and animal enclosures, including red deer and fallow deer. Visitors can access a dedicated water rafting course and a butterfly-themed ride. The terrain is largely forested, providing natural shade across the facility. It is designed to cater specifically to families with children of varying ages, including toddler-focused play areas.
The viewing platform overlooking the park's central lake with the roller coaster track in the background.
Download the official park map beforehand as the park layout covers significant elevation changes.
Arrive early to secure parking close to the main entrance, as the parking area is vast.
Bring a change of clothes if planning to ride the water-based attractions.
Avoid visiting during German public holidays if you dislike waiting in long queues for major attractions.
The park operates seasonally, typically opening from spring through late autumn; it is generally closed during the winter months.
Respect animal enclosures by not feeding the deer unless provided with specific park-sanctioned feed.
