Current Silverwood Theme Park Rides
| Ride | Description |
|---|---|
| Aftershock | Vekoma Giant Inverted Boomerang (Relocated from Six Flags Great America) |
| Antique Cars | Track based car ride |
| Big Eli Ferris Wheel | Eli Bridge Co. Ferris Wheel |
| Bumper Boats | Bumper Boats |
| Carousel | Allen Herschell Carousel |
| Corkscrew | Arrow Dynamics Corkscrew (Relocated from Knott's Berry Farm) |
| Elephants | Children's elephant ride |
| Helicopters | Children's helicopter ride |
| Kiddie Wheel | Children's ferris wheel |
| Krazy Kars | Bumper Cars |
| Panic Plunge | A.R.M. / Larson International Drop Tower |
| Paratrooper | Paratrooper ride |
| Red Baron | Children's airplane ride |
| Roaring Creek Log Flume | Arrow Dynamics Log Ride |
| Scrambler | Eli Bridge Co. Scrambler |
| Sky Diver | Chance Rides Sky Diver |
| Silverwood Central Railway | 30 minute steam engine-pulled train ride around park property |
| Super Round Up | Roundup ride |
| Thunder Canyon | white water raft ride |
| Tilt-a-Whirl | Classic tilt-a-whirl ride |
| Timber Terror | Custom Coasters International out and back wooden roller coaster |
| Tiny Toot | Zamperla Mini Mine Train kiddie coaster |
| Trabant | Chance Rides Trabant |
| Tremors | Custom Coasters International twister wooden roller coaster |
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