Place is great for little and older kids! Lines can be long, take your time and show up early.

I thought this was a place for little boys to geek out about construction equipment, but it turned out to be a lot of fun for the whole family! The park is small, but has enough rides to keep you busy for the day. If you're looking for big, thrilling rides you may be disappointed. Many of the rides are slower paced, but the "cool factor" is very high! Imagine driving a real backhoe, getting "dumped" out of a giant dump truck, digging a hole with a small-but-real excavator, or piloting a number of different big machines through a marked course. My 3 year old, at 38 inches, is tall enough to ride most things with an adult. On single seater driving rides, he rode on my lap and did some of the steering himself. Bigger kids (48 inches+) can do everything independently. Besides the construction equipment rides, there is a tall rock climbing wall, and a giant freestanding ropes course. Both of these are included in park admission - much appreciated!! You have to pay extra for the zip line, but the ride is so epic that the price of $6.50 seems reasonable. 36 inches is the minimum height for the park, which is why shorter kiddos get in free. Besides the playground, there is NOTHING for little ones, so carefully consider your family logistics before bringing toddlers and babies. The park decor stays delightfully on theme, however, this means all the paved surfaces are blacktop. The heat reflecting up from the ground is miserable on a hot summer day. They do their best by adding awnings by the queues and placing misting fans around the park. But still, it is unbearably HOT when the July sun is shining bright. When visiting in the summer, bring lots of water with you. You are allowed one unopened clear bottle per family member. Otherwise outside food is not allowed (I assume there are exceptions for babies). Food offerings were the greasy, expensive kind, so we packed and ate at the shaded two-table picnic area outside the gate. Overall, Diggerland is a small but very fun day of big machine fun. The fun activities for all ages, and weekend extras they offer (Easter egg hunts, overnight camp outs, and harvest days) means I'll be back soon with my whole family! read more

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So, I'm not going to say that Diggerland is perfect BUT if you have a little kid who loves construction equipment then this is THE place! There's nothing like it! It was awesome to see my 3 year old controlling skid steers and go-carts, and digging sandpits with small diggers. There's a few scary rides, a ropes course and small arcade for older kids, but I think this place is really geared for ten and under to be honest, I don't have an older kid-- But all the equipment that the kids can drive goes SUPER slow. read more

I give this place two stars, we drove almost two hours to come here while my 5 and 3 yr old we're on spring break. It was a true disappointment, they couldn't get on any of the rides alone maybe two of them only. All the rides require an adult so if you have two children you cannot go on with both at one time unless it's a ride to accommodate you all. Nothing really significant enough for $42 or so per person. My 3 yr old really couldn't get on anything by herself completely ridiculous. My friend who was with me and her 5 yr old son was told she couldn't ride the ride with him because she was too big when the actuality is the belt didn't fit. Interesting day crazy long drive but whatever. Somehow it gets two stars because my kids had fun. read more

"Extremely disappointing" is the nicest way I can describe our visit to Diggerland this June 2022. Somewhere close to half the rides were closed or non-operational (see photos), and the few rides that were open were extremely understaffed which resulted in us waiting around 30 minutes to go on a jeep ride that lasted less than a minute. We asked a member of the staff if this was typical, and they informed us that while the park needs at least 25 ride attendants to operate, the park only scheduled 12 people to work that day (so this wasn't something unforeseen or a result of people calling in sick). When we entered the park that day no one told us that they were weren't staffing appropriately or keeping all these rides closed. Given the steep cost of tickets to this park (~$150 between mom/dad/kiddo), this was painful both financially and emotionally. We had to watch our kid cry as he went up to each ride begging to be able to play on it and having to tell him repeatedly that each ride was closed. I do not recommend going here. read more

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Super fun place. It was about 3 hours from us, but well worth it. My 6 year old and 8 year old nephew loved it. Some of the rides are suuuuper slow paced, and that maybe bored them a tad, but over all they loved the rest. Especially the zip line and the rope climb! Also the excavator where they get to dig! About 80% of the staff were wiping down the handles after every use, which was great. I noticed the female employees did a better job at wiping down than the males. Some of the male employees forgot to wipe, so we kindly asked them to, and they gladly did. Super fun and super clean. We'll be back ! read more

Worth a trip to check it out. Food is terrible but they do allow you to bring your own water into the park. Kids should be at least 36 inches to ride most of the rides (even with adult supervision). The park is small but big enough for toddlers. There is a climbing wall for larger kids and adults. read more

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Awesome place for kids off any ages! My kids conquered their fear of Heights when we visited diggerland. I loved watching them in their little hard hats learn how to manage the equipment and having fun on the rides. Best adventure we've had read more

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The park was not crowded which was great, loved that parking was free. Cute attractions if your child is 42inches n taller otherwise you have to accompany your child. The park needs more rides for smaller children that you make us pay for! However you can't bring in any healthy snacks! No water no nothing!!! The food was very expensive I could not believe it, and it tasted terrible!! And there was no healthy alternatives!! Also they are cleaning after each ride, however they are using the same rag to wipe down the rides with like at a car wash! You should use paper towels instead!! read more

A little torn and seen other ratings stating 10 and under it works. Part of me love the hard hats construction theme, the other part is telling me this is the slowest go kart track ever, many different rides to drive but one slower than another and limited tractors to 2 on each ride. For the price you pay I think you can expect a little more as they are comparable to sesame place in price but very limited and there is only so many times you can get lifted up an down and think it's fun. The only ride my 5 year old could drive on his own was closed big big disappointment. read more

This place is a novel idea but needs to be worked out and have better managers. The experience was good for those saying the equipment did not go fast how fast do you want construction equipment to move. Be prepared to wait in lines as space on the attractions is limited. The staff and management are less then helpful and not polite at all. Multiple people complained about the excessive wait for food during my visit and we had been yesed to death and the manager who we complained to did not seem to care. The Attraction managers do not seem to care of be interested also as they seem to make up some bogus Fib about how stuff is not working when we seen it run a a hour ago. Half the time most of them would rather talk on the phone then help guests it seemed. The Cost was reasonable to get in for what you got. THe thing I do not like is the nickel and dime strategy once you are in the park. paying for bumper cars and zipline just dont make sense. The XL experience was less then acomodating as I had to call 3 times before I was helped with my booking. After I was done booking I got a call saying the want to move my time as they did not realize they had another booking for my time. how you do not realize you have a booking I do not know. Once I got there they then did not realize my time was moved and told me how late I was. Because they thought I was late they then procedeed to count down the amount of minutes I have left it was not till I pointed out they moved my time I got the rest of my time. read more

I came here to ride the excavator in Diggerland XL. Saw the deal on Groupon and I bought it right away. The whole thing took about 1,5 hrs including watching safety videos, quick introduction and on to the excavator. I had so much fun playing around with this giant machinery! I was able to dug up holes and dumped big tires. I recommended this as a good stress relief. Diggerland XL does not include admission to the park. read more

Visited on a Wednesday, end of august. My family has food allergies, so although they DID allow us to take our food into the park but told us we had to leave the park to eat it at the outside picnic area. Which didn't make much sense to allow us to bring it in but have to leave to eat. The water park was a very far walk from the opening gates, but was clean and not crowded! Lockers for purchase available. Plenty of seats. The seats you have to carry and set up your self, thankfully we had 2 adults, 1 to carry seats the other to stay with the kids. VERY limited shaded areas, unless you bought a cabana for $150. Small area for toddlers was cute. Wave pool was great for all ages. Only 2 small water slides which is a little disappointing. The digger land park was cute, lines were not long. If your child is just at or slightly above 36" they won't be able to do much, even with your help. Geared towards kids 8-11ish. The trucks you drive go super slow (obviously for safety reasons) however, my 10 year old skipped them for this reason. My 2 year old rode them with an adult and had a blast. Overall nice place to visit. Appreciated the cleanliness and short lines! read more

Was really looking forward to diggerland but the employees ruined the experience. From the minute we walked up to purchase tickets i had a feeling the experience would not be good. Girl at the booth was rude and tried over charging us, even though the Facebook ads were offered $8 less per ticket. When I mentioned this the response was "I'm not on Facebook" (yet somehow the price was corrected fo figure). Very rude and dry. Put the band on my sons wrist way too tight and did not give us a map. Within minutes we had to go back to get a new band it was digging into his skin. Then another rude female employee operating the diggers... they were clearly understaffed and I bet the employees were frustrated but you cannot take it out on guests. There were a few great ones, but the bad outweighed the good. One and done here will not go back read more

Amazing park there is a lot to do at night during the Christmas season there is a light show that is at least 30 minutes long! And in the summer the water park is amazing and big enough to keep busy during the whole day. Also, the rides are so fun being able to drive your own tractor and clime big venture things. read more

Bring food !! There is only one spot to purchase food and the lines are ridiculously long. How about a few small kiosks in the parks??? This park is NOT designed properly for large crowds and it becomes an issue to get something to eat. It's best to leave the park eat elsewhere then return, they allow reentry. One bathroom facility as well?? Great idea but the facility and comfort can be an issue. There is little shade if any and the open air cafeteria does not have ac. Doesn't seem like a comfortable experience in the middle of summer. Here is a major issue if while on line you little ones have to use the restroom if you take them while your spouse stays on line you get kicked off the line upon your return. They want everyone on line the Entire time. A major problem when you cater to 3-5 year olds. NEVER EVER AGAIN!!! read more

I do not feel safe visiting again until COVID is over. Mask use was roughly 50%. That goes for the employees as well as the guests. Even the security guard searching our bags was doing the "mask under the nose" thing. I did not see employees circulating away from the rides at all, let alone trying to keep folks compliant with the posted mask rules. It's a shame. My kids had a fun day playing at the water park and driving the vehicles, and they were looking forward to returning for the fall festival. But this year, the risk just isn't worth it. read more

Anyone with a child ages 1 to 7 will be tempted by this place. On the good side, the water park is included as part of the ticket and diggerland itself is pretty large. However, we noticed a lot of stuff was broken. Machines weren't in that greatest shape, pretty much nothing in the arcade was working, etc. This also isn't a place where you pay once at admissions and everything is included. You basically have to pay your way through the park if you want to do any additional activities. Someone that we were talking to describe the food as being basically inedible (we won't repeat what they said since we don't want to get censored). Aside from the water area there's not a whole lot of places to cool down. And finally, there is the "exit through the gift shop" finale. It's hard to spend an entire day here, especially when it's hot out. But it's priced in a way that you can't just go here for an hour or two. Good luck! read more

This place is great for little girls too! We love to come as a family of grandparents, parent and the kids! We returned many times this summer and last summer. Each time we try something new. The Waterpark is a favorite for all of us. It is so clean and never too crowded. I really enjoy everything about it especially the music at the pools! Our granddaughter wants to come for her birthday and try the Soaring Eagle. Yesterday she did the rock climbing and the staff was so helpful to her. read more

We came the last weekday it was open, the weather was in the low 90s and the kids (5 & 7) were getting bored even with minimal lines. - There needs to be more shaded areas. The coverings over the walkways that were added this year just need to be expanded across the park. It's just miserable with 0 trees - The food options were all meh. We ate before we came and as soon as we left, and only bought snacks and drinks. - $3.75 for bottled water is a rip off - Even with a minimal wait, that dumping truck ride was incredible disappointing. It didn't do anything other than tip you. It took twice as long to get everyone buckled in as it did to ride. The park is a nice concept, but is missing some things to be well executed. read more

Absolute Tourist Trap. Uninspired employees with super long lines and boring (to even a 4 year old) rides. Half of the rides are equivalent to taking a bus around a parking lot or joining Grandpa on the riding lawn mower for 5 mins. You can dig a hole with a front loader for 3 mins and then the next person can fill it in. Rinse and repeat. The highlight of the trip was a tiny Arcade. My suggestion is to spend the entrance fee on a few tonka trucks for your toddler or take them on a tour of Philly or NYC to see real cranes and construction sites. read more

Diggerland USA - Dig a hole. Fill in a hole. Yawn. - Amusement Parks Near Me - West Berlin, New Jersey

Very long lines. Only two tractors on track at a time. Staff is very slow and NOT in a rush to help in the event anyone gets stuck on the track... purchased the annual membership and now I regret it. read more

Diggerland USA - As you can see from the photo tractor #1 is at rest apparently - Amusement Parks Near Me - West Berlin, New Jersey

Digglerland is a great time for any family with kids over 36" tall. Don't go unless they are at least that tall and it's even better if they are 42" to 48" so they can operate some of the equipment themselves. If it's hot, bring food / drinks and leave them in a cooler in the car. They let you re-enter. Staff - I appreciate them employing high school students at a summer job, but letting them run the show is not a good idea. The lines aren't long but they move at a snails pace and adding adult supervisors to the main attractions would be a good idea for efficiency and professionalism. Also, investing a few thousand $ to add more fans with water features across the park would be a simple way to make the time there more pleasant. Adding a water feature to the playgroud would also make the visit more comfortable. Overall a fun time with the kids and something very different for everyone to enjoy. read more

This place is amazing for kids! When you first walk in it appears that there isn't much to do, and you will be done in no time, but that isn't the case. We were there for 5 hours, and it flew by. The nice thing is that most rides can be enjoyed by adults too. I don't suggest bringing kids 36 inches or shorter (even though they are free) unless you are aware that they won't be getting on any rides even with an adult. There is a play set with slides and swings for them though. If I remember correctly, it is 42 inches to ride with an adult, and 48 to ride alone. As for food, eat a big breakfast because food items are overpriced. The only decent deal is to buy a souvenir cup because each additional refill is only 99 cents. My friends kids loved it, and I have a feeling I will be returning with other friends kids. Cool park - check it out! read more

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I went here on May 1, 2021 and when we got there we went on the rides then got something to eat we got some chicken fingers and fries and 2 orders of pizza when we got in the car to leave I said to my boyfriend my stomach wasn't feeling right so when we got home it got worst we had the stomach bug we was throwing up all day that night until the next morning never will I eat here again I knew something was wrong with them chicken fingers !!! read more

I decided to meet some friends out here with our kids. It was recommended that we purchase tickets up to a month in advance ( what is this, a Springstein concert?). I go online and find myself paying 60 bucks for me and my son... How about dropping the price for kids under 10 or 12 or something. So that was not a good way to kick this experience off. Then I realize that it was 2+ hours away but that wasn't their fault. Then we get there and it was far from "sold out". Place was a 3rd full if that... We walk in and asphalt paths everywhere.... With very little shade... Which added about 15 degrees to the forecasted temps for the day pushing it to about 100. Shade the paths better and don't pave them for starters... Even cement is better than asphalt. Cedar mulch or something would keep it a bit cooler. As far as the rides, there were some cool ones such as the diggers and the "trains" and dumpers which all seemed to be actual equipment. Cool? Yes. Worth 30 bucks for a child who is 6? That's a bit of a stretch. Finally, since you aren't allowed to bring your own food you have to order it at their concession stand. Prices reminiscent of a Yankee game, it took about 15 minutes from the time I ordered, to the time I was handed my 2 bottles of water and a warm pretzel... For about 13 bucks!!! I'm glad I didn't actually order a "meal" or else I would have been there for 30 minutes. My friend got a chicken fingers "meal" which consisted of 5 or 6 fingers, and a beach bucket FULL of French fries and a couple of waters for something insane like $25 bucks... If we can't bring our own water in yet you charge 4 bucks for a bottle of water you're ripping people off!!!! I gave it 2 stars but really it deserves 1.5 tops.... Drop the prices and expect better reviews.... It has potential... But not worth your money as it is being run now. read more

Dude, this placed rocked. My son is such an active kid and he loved every ride he went on. This was our first time here and we were blown away by the experience. Glad the parking was free as it was difficult at first to find a space but was finally able to (came on a Saturday). Glad the ropes course wasn't an extra charge as I have seen it at other places where it is. Good to see there is a variety of choices of rides to go on for different age groups. Keep up the great work you are doing here and please do away with the "Gold Digging" bags of dirt. I am not going to pay $6 for that and no one else should either. read more

We drove 3.5 hours to come to Diggerland as we had heard of its existence for years and years. I decided to take my 8 year old son this morning on a surprise trip to NJ to go to Diggerland and really rock it out. I have to say I was extremely disappointed. We purchased two "over 42 inch" tickets online in advance. The biggest issue I have with this place is not the concept- very cool concept.... but the execution is poor. Issues included in the execution involve lackluster staff, wasting idle equipment, nickel and diming customers, lack of "resting areas", not much variety. We only stayed here for an hour and a half. Most of the rides my son could not drive, I had to drive with/for him....then there were activities where the staff drove visitors around in machines (??). Whaa?? What is the purpose in that? The biggest problem was the staff. It was very, very understaffed. From being sheepishly greeted at the gate to walking out through the gift shop with not so much as a "goodbye", the staff is clearly not trained and has no job satisfaction or pride. The ONLY employee I will name by name is Audrey who was working the tractor course. I told her we were not super happy, she apologized and was beyond her years in maturity. She explained that a lot of her colleagues were rude and not happy with their jobs, but that she tries to brighten the children's day, as there "is no reason to be negative". I asked for her name- I hope she is recognized for a job well done. The only other interesting looking activity was the "flying zip line" thing.... which you had to buy separate tickets for. Ummm... no. The experience for us was literally this.... Go find something that looks cool, wait and wait and wait in line in the burning heat on asphalt. Notice that only 2 machines are in working order.... watch two children complete their time on a machine, then let the next two kids in line go on. Also notice that the park is not even remotely busy. It's 12 noon... on a Wednesday. Encounter rude employees....notice that you can't even drive or operate any more than a few machines. See the prices on the food. And decide to leave because you are disappointed. Go to the movies with your mom and see a movie you have already seen. Pretend you did not drive 3.5 hours for this nonsense. A few times I actually purposefully looked around and never once saw a smile on a child's face. That is very telling. I spoke to other parents and grandparents about the disappointment. This place really is for maybe 4-7 year olds. I hope management and the owners take a hard look at the sub- par operation they are running. read more

All in all, our 3 year old son had a "good" time (because my wife and I were able to make it fun), although he was disappointed that all the rides he was really excited for required him to be 48" tall. We went on a overcast day so there were no crowds. Seeing that there is no shade anywhere, I would not recommend going on a sunny hot day unless you like feeling like an egg on a skillet. Employees were nice enough......barely.... Here goes some of the negatives: There is NOT ONE water fountain anywhere in the park!! And they charge 3.50 for a bottled water. Sorry, but that is FKD up. I have never been to an amusement park where they don't have water fountains. The food is horrible and WAY overpriced. A freakin hot dog is 7.50!!!! A pretzel is 3.50 !!! Also, the food takes for ever once ordered .....and we were the only ones ordering. Not all the rides were staffed. The train had no staffing. This was one of two rides my son could actually ride by himself. We had to wait 15 minutes until some under enthused kid (employee) wandered over to ask if we were waiting.....DUH...no were just fkn standing here for the hell of it!~ The place is small. 75% of the rides require a 48" minimum and or 54" maximum!! So basically, my 3 year old 38" son got to ride on my lap on the rides that I could fit on at 6'1". He rode the train and one other round about thingy by himself. Ok, now for the theme part of it. At the entrance and on their website their are dinosaurs.....that's it....just on the website and at the entrance..... The dinosaur theme ends once you walk in. Bit of a disappointment for my 3 year old who loves dinosaurs. Can you say Bait and Switch! The "stunt show" ......its not a stunt show. Period. I mean, seriously, what the hell can you do in a forklift!!! You can put lipstick on a pig, but its still a pig. The "arcade" = $2.00 minimum games that you have to buy a preloaded card for 10.00. They are gambling and violent games, not age appropriate for 3-6 year olds. All in all we may return once he is 48" tall....... if you are still in business, but we will be smuggling in our own food and water. Eat it Diggerland! read more

This was our first time here! We decided to come on Easter Sunday since the weather was so nice! They had an "Easter Egg Hunt" that was disastrous to say the least! My 5 year-old was unable to find any eggs because the organizers of this event allowed parents (and TEENAGERS) pile into the hunt at the same time as the children!!! Many of the parents were picking up the eggs (and "golden eggs")!!! Nice concept, poorly executed! Not to mention the absurd wait time for some of these rides! I will not return! read more

Diggerland USA - Loooooong wait for this ride! - Amusement Parks Near Me - West Berlin, New Jersey

Do NOT eat here. It will ruin an otherwise excellent experience. My three year old had been waiting a year to go here. We arrived ten minutes after opening and the lines we incredibly short, the staff manning the rides were friendly and things generally seemed to be working fine. For a kid over 36" and under 42" there is about two to three hours of stuff to do...which is a little underwhelming for the ticket price, but that would be fine... ...and then, sadly, lunch. Which really took the shine off this place. Ordered food and it took twenty minutes to get to the window. There was a small riot forming amongst the other 20 guests still waiting when I finally got my food. I mean, almost half the adults there was waiting on behalf of a hungry toddler or two who was overstimulated and promised food if they waited nicely. When you pay almost $50 for a little lukewarm personal pizza, a sad and understuffed turkey wrap, a stale-breaded chicken parm sandwich, three drinks and a measly funnel stick dessert, you at least expect it to arrive in a somewhat timely manner. Or at least be really fresh and piping hot. And they forgot one of my drinks. We ignored a suggestion we read on yelp to get food and leave it in our car to save money and time. To our own peril. The park is pretty small, has almost no shade except in the cafeteria area. On a hot, sunny day with little kids this can be brutal. They've set up some misting stations and a bunch of patio umbrellas all over the park but it only helps a bit. You can expect 1/3rd to 1/2 the machines in any "station" to be unavailable at any given moment. Probably because of understaffing. Oh and the bad covers of popular songs playing in the park is eye-rollingly atrocious. My suggestion? A late breakfast/brunch. Arrive at opening. Bring water!!! Stay for three hours max and gather everyone up to go to a late lunch at a restaurant. You'll save money and get about everything you can out of the park. If you HAVE to eat in the park, send one adult to get food early and radio back when you have it all set. And lower your expectations in terms of quality. So sad. This could have been a four star review if Diggerland hadn't been so cheap and implied that the ridiculous wait times for food were about providing quality food. read more

Wow, what a place. We (family of 4) drove 90 minutes from NYC. It is a small, manageable, clean, friendly, exciting little amusement park. None of the "rides" that the kids can drive have rails or tracks like Disney or most amusement parks. The vehicles are all gas engine. My boys had a blast and my wife and I were very happy with the entire experience. Food There's an eating area and a "snack shack" type of place with pizza, chicken fingers, burgers, wraps, salads, etc. Although the drinks are a bit pricey, the overall experience is solid. The food was pretty good for picky New Yorkers. Tips Get there early, right when it opens as the not only the lines are non-existent but when the sun gets high in the sky, it gets hot. Go on Saturday ... avoid Sunday. The place gets overrun with orthodox religious families with an average of 4-5 and sometime more kids per family. Staff We had a minor medical incident where my boy fell. They have first aid on premises in a little air conditioned house with a medical person on site. He got bandaged right up and went on with his day. Pros: Clean, staff is very friendly. Food, dining area. Variety of machines to drive and operate. Very liberal with the heights and ages of kids who want to partake. (something for everybody) Arcade. Play area and lots of climbing equipment when you don't want to wait in a line. LOTS of places for grown-ups to sit and rest. Cons: Sunday gets overrun with orthodox religious families. Go Saturday. Soda machines were mostly empty. read more

Cute little amusement park for kids. My son loved it. I just feel for the size and attractions that it's over priced. You can get the whole park done in 2-3 hours. read more

Had a great time! Security check point cost review 2 stars. We went on July 4th. Weather was perfect for this place. Lots of direct sun would make this place miserable. It was over cast for us with a slight breeze. Even being a holiday the waits were very short. 5 minutes tops per ride. Most rides was half a cycle until your turn. Place is pretty large we where there for about 5 hours and there were a few rides we could have gone to but kids were ready for lunch and a nap. The do not allow outside food or drinks. They search you bags! Really insulting! I gave the 16 year old kid a look implying he would regret asking to search the stroller I was pushing so we where able to bring in our own water supplies. Give me a break! I paid $141.50 for a family of 5 and you want to search me to make sure I don't bring in a $1 bottle of water. We have kids 2 to 7 and most of the stuff was perfect age and size for them. Kids need to be 36" to do anything. 48" is good for operating most rides. Measure your kids before you plan a trip. They staff checks the heights before admission to each ride. If your child is 35" tall it's not gonna be a lot of fun. I would say teenagers won't have much fun here but probably could be occupied while younger siblings play. Arcade is over priced and not worth walking in the place. Exit through gift shop in case your have any money left. We didn't try food, it's junk. If you buy tickets online they are $29.99. At gate $34.99. We found coupons at hotel for 25% off full price so we paid $28.30 per person with tax. We really had a great time! read more

Took my son and a bunch of nieces and nephews here recently. My son (at 14) got bored pretty fast. This is definitely best for the younger ages. You really do get to use the heavy equipment which was fun, and certainly an experience. The younger ones played right up to the end and really loved climbing the rock wall over and over. They allow you re-entry so we packed lunches and went out of the park to eat. Eating at amusement parks is always expensive but killer when there are 7 of you. I thought it was right behind their sister park Sahara Sam's, and it is, but it's a pretty good distance down Cooper Rd to get there. I haven't been to Sahara Sam's in years and didn't realize how much they expanded the park. read more

A good day for the little ones. This place has a lot of good elements and some that need work. The good first. My 3.5 yr old got to sit in my lap and dig a huge hole with an excavator and a mini digger. The lines were short, though not always fast. They don't rush you off the machines once you get on them, especially if you arrive early. For example we were the first on the excavator at 10 and we got to dig for a good 15 minutes. Enough to dig about 10' down and then fill in that hole. There was a good variety of rides from the diggers to skid steers to backhoes to more carnival type rides with digger themes. Now the downside. The park and especially food are overpriced. I'm ok with $30 for my kid, he had a blast. Tack on two parents at the same price, that's too much. Especially when the adults are just watching the kids. The food was slow and low quality, but the prices were beyond chuck e cheese expensive. The staff was amusement park quality (read: college kids on summer break that are punching the clock). Overall I'd do the trip over again with everything I know now. Id pack a lunch and eat in the parking lot which is close and convenient. read more

Maybe I came on a good day but I really enjoyed my time here. In fact this might be the best kids amusement park i've ever been to. I mean this isn't a high budget experience park like disney but it has some solid rides and I guess the part I value the most is that it's interactive; in other words you get to do something for the ride. Whether its driving a backhoe, using an excavator or my son driving a tiny go kart it really was fun. There was a vehicle or two which were way too slow but I guess its a decent speed for kids. I feel like if there was one ride that went fast for adults it wouldve been perfect. Speaking of adults, the best option is definitely the ropes course and it goes surprisingly high at four stories. There are varied options and you can go to any obstacle you want and while it was stressful it really was a ton of fun to do. I think it helped that I went while it was partially raining that day and there were basically no lines. I'll be sure to be back here with my son! read more

My 3 kids (11,9,7 yo) and I had a great time and decided to upgrade to the annual pass. We all got to drive fun tractors and dig in the dirt. The kids loved that they were all tall enough to drive by themselves. It was a great 3-4 hours of fun. The staff were friendly even in the cold (48 degrees) and windy weather. Everything is outdoors, so plan it on a good day. read more

Diggerland USA - Amusement Parks Near Me - West Berlin, New Jersey

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Great place for the kids not adults . There prices aren't bad if your a cop or military or have a triple A card passes are cheap at 29$ . It can get hot tho. A lot of fun in a small place the kids loved it as did I. read more

The Staff acts likes they hate their job. I feel like some of them wouldn't be able to work at a fast food place, but yet they operate construction machines for families. Also, just because your child is tall enough for rides, doesn't mean they are ready for certain rides. You def need to be careful. My child did enough herself and I would go again, when she is older. read more