This is what you see on 222 in Kutztown, PA. |
Terry lost his leg in a water slide accident that he prefers not to speak about. Also, the owners of Terry Hill had him sign a confidentiality agreement. |
Check out the water design part of the sign. |
The shack is quite quaint. |
I simply must know what the max weight was for allowing someone to cannonball into the pool. |
Angle 1. |
Angle 2. |
Angle 3. |
Angle 4. |
Angle 5. Guarded by one of the dudes from Easter Island. What up with that Mr. Parfenix!?!? |
Meila peeks over the wall. |
I guess when the Park stopped running, these rabbits were frozen in time! Somebody's got to buy this place and set these guys in motion again. |
The rules for the Tube Slide. I like how THIS looks like the guy is pooping in the tube. |
The Jah Slide. The best Water Slide on the East Coast. |
This is the cave where the Evil Troll lived who tried to charge people extra if they couldn't answer his 3 Riddles About Bob Marley. |
The Jah Slide spits into this lovely pool. |
Another angle. |
Hot Tub! |
People always were mistaking this Tipi for one of the holes on the Mini-Golf course, but it's actually a real tipi that belongs to a lovely Native American family that are all 6 inches tall. |
For an abandoned water park in the dead of winter, these tubes are oddly blown to full inflation. |
Terry, the giant pirate, used to think these were Smurf Bagels. |
This is the biggest, longest, most deadly slide at Terry Hill because it leads to a variety of different exits, all of which are along route-222 in Pennsylvania. |
This is the part of the Slide known as Uncharted Waters. |
Once you go under the bridge, the slide goes underground. |
If you're a talented Water-Slider, you can sort of steer and choose which tunnel you want to take. Be sure to avoid the tunnel that leads to the Pennsylvania Sewer Academy. |
My wife and I chose this exit. Tons of fun! |