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#8 silverwood-amusement-park

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silverwood amusement park, located in Athol, Idaho, is the Pacific Northwest’s largest amusement and water park. Spanning over 220 acres, it offers a diverse range of thrilling rides and attractions suitable for all ages. Notable roller coasters include the iconic “Aftershock” and “Timber Terror,” providing exhilarating experiences. The park features a water park called “Boulder Beach,” with water slides, wave pools, and lazy rivers for refreshing fun. Silverwood also boasts family-friendly attractions, live entertainment, and a historic steam engine train, adding to its appeal. It’s a popular destination for families and thrill-seekers, providing a memorable and enjoyable amusement park experience.

[silverwood amusement park](https://tourtoreview.com/silverwood-amusement-park/), located in Athol, Idaho, is the Pacific Northwest's largest amusement and water park. Spanning over 220 acres, it offers a diverse range of thrilling rides and attractions suitable for all ages. Notable roller coasters include the iconic "Aftershock" and "Timber Terror," providing exhilarating experiences. The park features a water park called "Boulder Beach," with water slides, wave pools, and lazy rivers for refreshing fun. Silverwood also boasts family-friendly attractions, live entertainment, and a historic steam engine train, adding to its appeal. It's a popular destination for families and thrill-seekers, providing a memorable and enjoyable amusement park experience.
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