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In 1907, New Jersey’s Clementon Park opened; after surviving a 1931 fire and a $2.37 million foreclosure rescue in 2021, it has permanently closed; now the 52-acre site goes on sale

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Clementon Park and Splash World will close permanently after 119 years of operation. The New Jersey amusement park announced its difficult decision on September 9. The property is now up for sale, hoping for a buyer to preserve its legacy. IB Parks & Entertainment, the current owner, did not specify closure reasons. The park’s final season will conclude in 2026.
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