Ten years ago, Wyatt T. Hex returned home to the east coast after a long, successful partnership on the west coast with his good pal, Swaggert Titterton.
Titterton expressed interest in expanding east, and Wyatt suggested that they do just that. With both names signed on the park rights (and, by default, Wings 'n Things Fun Fair) the two formulated "W&T Incorporated" and opened "Timberland Park" in central Pennsylvania, USA.
Wyatt also had a house constructed on the hillside behind the back end of the park, where he grows a multitude of fruits, vegetables, and succulents. He also built a unicorn statue in honor of his late grandfather, Walter T. Hex, who was convinced his prized horse was a mythical creature. Some say the spirit of Walter lurks around the statue...

Welcome to "Timberland Park!" We ask that you please stop throwing your trash onto the roof of Frenzy Freeway. Thank you.

This RCC entry shows one of the back corners of the park. In this entry you will find the following:

AtmosFEAR - a Zamperla drop tower. Extra bracing was added around the hill in order to protect it from potential falling rock.
Chaos - a HUSS enterprise, sure to make anyone dizzy!
Frenzy Freeway - an in house Go Karts track that sits beneath Ravine Run.
Landslide II - a CCI wooden, terrain coaster. The original "Landslide" project was scrapped and never built.
Ravine Run - an Arrow Development log flume ride that plummets you down the edge of a waterfall!

There are also various restaurants and food trucks to explore; you'll never go hungry here!