Freizeitpark Plohn, Amusement park in Lengenfeld, Germany.

Freizeitpark Plohn is an amusement park in Lengenfeld featuring over 80 rides and attractions distributed across eight themed areas. The park includes six roller coasters alongside other rides designed to accommodate visitors of different age groups and interests.

The park was founded in 1996 by Arnfried Völkel as a fairy tale forest adjacent to a trout farm. It gradually expanded from this original Brothers Grimm-inspired concept into a larger amusement destination.

The Gaul village theme area opened in 2013 around the raft ride "Fluch des Teutates" by ABC Rides. In 2016 the park built its new main entrance in the style of this village, and the tavern house returned in 2014. For the 2026 season the area was re-themed as the "Dorf der Vikinger" and the raft ride renamed "Thornado".

The park is seasonal and lies in Lengenfeld between Reichenbach im Vogtland and Auerbach/Vogtl. The main entrance, built in 2016 in the style of the Gaul village, has lockers added in 2025. Attractions are grouped into separate themed areas such as Western Town, Dinoland, Fairy Tale Forest, Plohni Village and the Viking Village, so plan routes by area.

The park's first roller coaster, Silver Mine, opened in 2000 but was not new: it was a 1975 Zierer model that had previously operated in several other parks. It ran until 2017, when Dynamite replaced it. The maroon entrance gate carries a carved green dragon head above the lettering "Freizeitpark Plohn".