ThatCoasterNerd1975

1982 May I present to you, the biggest addition we've ever added to our park. With much thought, hard work, and savings, Beechwood Creek Amusement Park presents to you, the biggest, the baddest, the tallest and the fastest wooden coaster in the entire state of North Carolina, Carolina Outlaw. Standing at 126 feet, and a max speed of 59mph, it beats the previous record of the tallest and fastest wooden coaster in the state from Thunder Road at Carowinds. The coaster was designed by William Cobb, and built by Philadelphia Toboggan Coasters, Inc. We could not fathom the monster that we would have in our park last year. With an outpour of crowds, loans from the county, and fundraisers, we were able to claim a record of our own. Carolina Outlaw will be located in the top left corner of the park, with the closest ride to it being Morehead Log Co. We haven't just built a coaster, we built an entire area! The area will go by the name Cherokee Territory. The area will feature a Flying Scooter, by the name Tumbleweed, and a picnic area that looks over a set of a western town. We went all out with this, putting in a major investment. Our goal is to draw not only families, but thrillseekers and coaster enthusiasts! - Scott Winston

1982 Beechwood Creek is officially opened to the public! Beechwood Flyer is a big hit among guests, the same goes with Silver Bullet of course! Hurricane had the longest line for most of the day. Not because of it's thrill, but because of it's low capacity. It was a pretty cool day, but that didn't stop anyone from getting soaked on Morehead Log Co.! As the day was wrapping up, I decided to grab a ride on the Beechwood Wheel. I got some great views of the sunset from up there. But, the fun didn't stop there, it was just getting started! Night came, and the park was teeming with life! I snagged a ride on Silver Bullet, and my oh my what a ride! That is easily my favorite roller coaster at the park. Wait, what's that in the distance?

1982 Happy New Year everyone! Like I promised, here you have it!: We are opening our doors to you all March 1, 1982. From here on though however, our team has decided to stop with the updates from now. We want the park to be a suprise for you all! We are about 75% complete however, so it won't be long until you all can come explore! - Scott Winston

1981 Hello everyone! I am now back from my vacation. I had a great time off, we went around the south and travelled to many theme parks for ideas. Our team has added so much stuff! Let me show you! Welcome to our park, Morehead Log Co.. The name is taken straight from my hometown I grew up in, and it is an Arrow Log Flume! We are glad to have worked with them on this, mainly because they have a bunch of rides that I think would fit perfectly in our park in the future. It utilizes the park's natural pond to offer some nice views during the ride. And finally, we have the classic Bumper Cars! We got heavy inspiration on Charelston Garden's Bumper Cars, so with their permission we decided to use their ideas into our ride. Right now, we are about more than halfway done with the park before it's opening day which I will announce the following New Year's Day of 1982 (Jan 1 2023 y'all!!) This is one of our biggest updates yet, and I can't wait for this park to finally be complete! - Scott Winston

Coming back to this. I loved to read this fourms YEARS ago, dreaming of one day making my own timeline park! And now that I am much older and have an account on here, I revisited some old fourms, and it brings me such nostalgia. To see people on this thread that I used to message all the time on my old account, it just makes me feel happy. I miss these times.

1981 It's getting close to the end of the year! I decided to take a daytrip down to Charleston Gardens Amusement Park. A park that is sprawling and really thrilling! I needed ideas, I'm on a creator's block. The entrance is very pretty! You can see the wooden coaster "Derecho" peaking over the trees. This is probably my favorite ride in the park. I love how big and fast it is! It really takes your breath away! It's also REALLY photogenic! You get such good views of the park on this bridge. Heatwave! That's mainly it for today. I'm taking off on a break, so updates won't happen as often. But when I do return to work, hopefully the team has built many amazing things for us to explore! - Scott Winston

1981 Silver Bullet Looping Rollercoaster to open at Beechwood Creek Amusement Park Here we are! The star attraction for the park. It will join along Hurricane and something else 'wink wink' for the opening day of... ____! We still haven't announced it yet, but we will on New Years Day 1982 (Jan 1 2023 you guys! :P) Silver Bullet is a Schwarzkopf Looping Star like Looping Star from Jolly Roger Amusement Park in Maryland. Yes, that is where we got Hurricane from. While we there to inspect out the ride however, I couldn't just notice how beautiful Looping Star looked, I knew we had to have it in our park! Silver Bullet is 80ft and 52mph. The big part of the ride however, is the vertical loop after the first drop. It's such a weird feeling to be upside down! It took about 4 weeks for the ride to be built. And it's super tall! You can see the ride from the parking lot! I am so estatic to share this with you all! And I can't WAIT for all to ride it on opening day! - Scott Winston

UNCW Today : Vol. VII, No. 2 1981 New Rollercoaster Teased for Local Amusementpark being Built "Amusement park in Pender County leaking what could be the next thrill ride for the state. Beechwood Creek Amusement Park is current;y in the proccess of being built. It is off of Hwy 40 near St Helena and Burgaw. It is being built by broker agent Scott Winston of Morehead City. Locals are starting to speculate what this could possibly be. And if it could rival North Carolina's premier park, Carowinds who just recently opened there Carolina Cyclone rollercoaster , which is the first rollercoaster to go upside down 4 times. Updates are yet to be announced on this, so we will have to wait and see."

1981 It's now fall time, construction has started to slow down a bit, but we are still up and running. We've mainly worked on establishing the area around Hurricane to make it feel more complete. And we've had another mysterious shipment come in. I wonder what this is for? I wonder...

1981 A Hurricane has struck the coast of North Carolina! We have installed a Pinfari Zyklon Z40. But it's not ours. It is relocated from Jolly Roger at the Pier at Ocean City, Maryland. This is a photograph of the ride as it operated as "Zyklon" in Ocean City, Maryland And here is Hurricane. We've repainted the track blue, (We've kept the supports the same color), and we have upgraded the technology within the ride such as cables and sensors. This area is coming together very nicely! As you can see to the right we've got a Bennet Paratrooper which we have decided to name Tropical Twisters. This is our biggest update yet! And we are so happy to share this with you. As construction begins to progress into the fall of this year, if it all stays smoothly, we might be able to announce an opening date at the beginning of 1982. - Scott Winston

1981 We just recieved a shipment, and our team spent the past few weeks assembling something ground breaking. All I can say is : Watch out North Carolina! A Hurricane is coming ashore. - Scott Winston

1981 I told you it wouldn't be long until I got some pictures! Me and my son hopped into a helicopter and flew over the site to see how much progress we have. This is why you don't let your son handle the camera. Besides that however, you can get a decent perspective of what we've worked on right now. It's so cool to look at this from up here. And while we were up there, we planned something big. Who knows what could come here soon! - Scott Winston

1981 Hello once again! Our team has been working hard to build up this park, and we have some new things that have been built. I went down today with my son to show him around, and there was 2 new buildings. This is the gift shop (We don't have a name yet, suggestions?) It overlooks the Chairswing, and the pond it sits on. I love the way this building looks! This is a shaded building. We didn't know what to fill up here. So we just put some Skeeball machines and some tables. I would imagine this being sort of a gathering area. And you can see that there is restrooms adjecent to it! That's it for now. I think we are renting a helicopter to fly around the area and check out what we have so far. So it won't be long until I get some pictures of that! - Scott Winston

1981 Big update! We have officially installed our first ride at the park! Beechwood Flyers. This Chairswing ride will spin you around and around over the water, offering great views! And, it looks stunning as soon as you walk in! It looks so pretty over the water! It looks intimidating from the entrance! You can see our construction supervisor in the picture. He's not a fan of the ride! That's it for this update, can't wait for you all to see what's coming in the future. If you have any suggestions, reach out and tell us! We are putting advertisements on local papers to try and get popularity. We've also had many of you come out to say hi and check out the park! To all that have done that, thank you! We are glad you get to see a piece of our mind and this project. - Scott Winston

1981 Hello again! The park has just officially finished the resturant at the entrance of the park! This will be known as Greenway Burgers! This is the outside of the resturant. There is a few tables where you can sit at and look at the wonderful enviorment! I had to grab a bite! It smells so good in here! That's it for now! I will get more photos later and update you all. - Scott Winston

1981 Hello, it's me Scott Winston again! Following up on the project of Beechwood Creek. We have the Confectionary! This is for sure to attract all of our younger guests with our homemade treats and desserts! I'll try and get more pictures. But for now, this is everything - Scott Winston

1981 Hello! My name is Scott Winston, and I am a local broker agent here in Eastern North Carolina. I have secured about 150 acres of land, right above Wilmington, North Carolina. I have been within the amusement industry for about 14 years, and I am starting the project that I have dreamed of. The project, which is an amusement park. A park that goes by the name of: Beechwood Creek Amusement Park. I am glad to have claimed this area for my amusement park. Since, it is about an hour or so away from my family! Let's give an update on what we have so far. This here is the entrance to Beechwood Creek Amusement Park. It has a nice feeling of tranquility, before you are immersed into the thrills and magic of the rest of the park! There isn't much else that we have so far. I got to get a few shots of the surrounding land however. The natural beauty of this park will be amazing! I can't wait to see what will come. That's it for now. If you are local of Wilmington or Jacksonville, come on down and check out the progress! We are allowing visitors to come watch us make our magical park! - Scott Winston

November 23rd, 1980 A mysterious contract gets filed through the local government.

Valleyfair! This park is amazing! I think it's a middle tier Cedar Fair park, and it gets a bit too much hate. Yeah, the ride lineup is not the best, but this park is beautiful! It's pretty and is well taken care of by the people at Valleyfair. Here is how my day went at this cedar fair park in Minnesota. At around 9am I started my drive from the Hampton Inn I was staying it, which was only about 8 minutes away. You could see Power Tower and North Star from the lobby! As I was driving on the main road adjecent to Wild Thing, I was stunned! This thing is massive! It looked much taller than Mamba at Worlds of Fun. Suprisingly, I didn't really have a problem with traffic, and I got to drive right in. Even had time to stop at take some more pictures! Steel Venom looks sick! It's such an eyesoar when you pull into the parking lot! My belly is flipping and twisting just looking at these pictures! After parking in a spot, which was right at the front! I walked in, ready to ride some rides! The entrance is so pretty! I love this statue of Snoopy! Welcome to Valleyfair! As soon as I got in, I was so tempted from pulling in the parking lot, I just HAD to snag a ride on Steel Venom! That spike looks intense! Wild Thing is truly wild! It winds all over the path leading up to Route 76. Steel Venom! This is an Intamin Impulse (Twist & Spike model) that opened in 2003. It is still one of the originial Impulses to have a holding brake on the reverse vertical spike. With a total height of 185ft, this beast launches you at 70mph using a LIM Multi Pass! When I got off this ride, I was shocked! It was super intense, and the airtime going up the vertical roll is amazing! And, when that holding brake hits, you get jerked forward causing all of your body weight to smash into the restraint. It's so fun! I personally think this is better than Wicked Twister at Cedar Point! I think it is one of the BEST Intamin Impulses! I love this ride! Wild Thing is so fun to watch! At around 10:15ish, more people started to rush in the park. I knew what time it was... Running of the bulls! As I was walking towards Planet Snoopy, I got some amazing shots of Wild Thing! This is my favorite shot! You can see both Wild Thing, Steel Venom and even Enterprise! Dinosaurs Alive... They need to get rid of this sign.. No one told me the dinosaurs are still here?! This piece of junk and metal screamed at me full power, right into my ears... I hate you. High Roller! A wooden coaster from some random manufacturer that no one cares about. This is the only coaster they ever made.. Dont worry Renegade, I'll be there soon! But first, I gotta ride Corkscrew! I snuck my camera on!! Shhh! Don't tell them! There's Wave making a grand appearance. The first lift is always scary! Well.. not when your only 80 feet off the ground. Oh hey Wild Thing! Oh god! This part is scary! Ahhhhh! Waaahhhhh!! Weeeee! Whew... Harsh stop. I mean.. It's an Arrow Corkscrew. What do you expect? This is better than Michigan's Adventure's Corkscrew.. Big time. That loop is pretty forceful! That helix does got a bit of jank to it. But overall, this ride is not as bad as I thought it would be! It's actually pretty enjoyable. Wild Thing and Corkscrew! This Arrow Dynamics coaster opened in 1980, with the orginial color scheme of blue and white! Look at this old picture I found of Corkscrew! This is it now! The ride is 85 feet tall, reaches a max speed of 50 mph, and has 3 inversions! This ride is pretty short with a length of only 1,950 feet of track. I actually like this ride! I think it's a bit janky with that helix at the end, but other than that, it's alright. ALL HAIL LORD SNOOPY! High Roller is up next! I kept getting tempted... and this one got me. I guess I'll take my camera on this one too. Here goes nothing! There were some good views up there! Uh oh! Ahhhhh! Airtime! Hey Wild Thing! Tear down Dinosaurs Alive Valleyfair! You already closed it. What's next? Big pop of ejector! I see you Renegade! Wow! That was fun! Look at Corkscrew! Rode it again in back! High Roller is awesome! It has some great airtime! It's 70 feet tall, only 10 shorter than Corkscrew, but also 50mph. This ride is much longer than Corkscrew though, and has some good airtime! I was suprised! I flew out of my seat at some points! Can't stop taking pictures of this thing! It's so pretty! Should I do Extreme Swing? It's taunting me! Eeek!! While we're here, let's ride Wild Thing! This is intimdating! And we are off! The lift starts.. I think I can see my hotel from here! Here we go! Why does it have to always slow down.. Ahhhhh!! I think I can see my car! Mid course that ruins the pace! These bunny hills have no airtime! Wild Thing! This Morgan Hyper is a monster! It stands 207 feet making it the tallest out of the 3 here in America. It has a max speed of 74mph, so it's pretty fast! I do agree that is indeed Mild Thing more less Wild Thing, and that midcourse really ruined the opportunity with those bunny hills. We could've had Magnum airtime! But we got little to no floater. I think High Roller has more airtime. Round 2!! Don't wanna be a credit whore but- There was no line! Wow! That slide is so big... never thought I'd visit the water park today.. Just kidding, I'm in the dry park! But why is the water park smack dab in the middle of the dry park? Renegade! Aw yeah! It's loud! Here we go! Oh gosh! Here we goooo!!! Station fly-by! Wow! That was amazing! Renegade is wesome! This is definently a top tier GCI! This GCI opened in 2007, and has a max height of 97 feet and a max speed of 51.3 mph. It's a bit shorter than most GCIs at only 3,113 feet **PART 2 COMING OUT SOON**

"My goal was to make a place where there was thrill, and a place where kids best they are and face there fears." - Scott Kendrick Scott Kendrick bought about 100 acres of land in March of 1971, hoping to build a amusement park as his dream... He made sure that they're a plethora of rides for ages young to old to enjoy. "