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Churpfalzpark Loifling

Churpfalzpark Loifling is a family-run flower and amusement park in Bavaria, Germany, known as one of the region's most beautiful garden and leisure parks.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

Churpfalzpark Loifling is a family-run flower and amusement park located in Loifling, near Cham in the Upper Palatinate region of Bavaria, Germany. Established in 1971 by the Muth family, the park began as a modest attraction featuring movable fairy-tale scenes, flower and garden landscapes, and a collection of animals, occupying roughly one-fifth of its current area. Over the decades it evolved into a modern amusement park, adding its first ride in 1981 and gradually expanding with additional attractions and themed gardens. Today the park spans a large area and offers nearly 100 different attractions, combining rides such as the Spinning Coaster, Flying Dragon, and a white-water ride with family-friendly activities like go-karts, minigolf, a Ferris wheel, and a chain carousel. A defining feature is its meticulously maintained flower park, which transforms the grounds into a colourful wonderland and has earned recognition as Bavaria's most beautiful flower and leisure park. The park also includes diverse garden landscapes, including a dahlia maze, poppy garden, farmer's garden, banana garden, Mexican garden, baroque garden, English garden, and a garden of beautiful melodies. Churpfalzpark Loifling operates seasonally, typically open daily from 9:30 to 18:00 with ride operation from 10:00 to 17:00. It is a popular destination for day trips in the Bavarian Forest and remains privately owned and operated by the Muth family. The park continues to invest in new attractions and experiences, such as a park film introduced in 2026, while preserving its distinctive blend of amusement rides and horticultural beauty.

History

Churpfalzpark Loifling was founded in 1971 by the Muth family in Loifling, near Cham in Bavaria's Upper Palatinate. The initial park was relatively small, covering about one-fifth of its present area, and featured movable fairy-tale scenes, flower and garden landscapes, and numerous animals. It was designed as a family-friendly attraction that combined nature and storytelling. In 1981, the park introduced its first ride, marking a shift toward becoming a modern amusement park. Over the following years, additional rides and garden areas were added, gradually shaping the park into its current form. The expansion included a variety of amusement rides such as roller coasters, water attractions, and family rides, alongside themed gardens that became a signature element. In 2009, a selected jury named Churpfalzpark Loifling the most beautiful flower and leisure park in Bavaria, recognising its exceptional horticultural displays. The park has continued to evolve, adding new attractions and experiences, including a park film released in 2026. It remains privately owned and operated by the Muth family and is a well-known destination in the Bavarian Forest region.

  • 2026

    New park film released.

  • 2009

    Named most beautiful flower and leisure park in Bavaria by a selected jury.

  • 1981

    First ride introduced, marking the transition to a modern amusement park.

  • 1971

    Park founded by the Muth family with movable fairy-tale scenes, flower and garden landscapes, and animals.

Products and positioning

Bavaria's most beautiful flower and leisure park, offering a unique combination of amusement rides and extensive garden landscapes for families.

  • Spinning Coaster

  • Flying Dragon

  • Wildwasserbahn

  • High Speed Rafting (Rapid River)

  • Bumper Boats

  • Ferris Wheel

  • Chain Carousel

  • Go Karts

  • Minigolf

  • Flower Rondel

  • Dahlia Maze

  • Poppy Garden

  • Farmer's Garden

  • Banana Garden

  • Mexican Garden

  • Baroque Garden

  • English Garden

  • Garden of the Beautiful Melody

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