2021年5月31日 · “SCP-2571 is a recurring childhood memory of a non-existent theme-park ('Cragglewood Park'). It is estimated that 0.05% of the world's population is affected by SCP-2571; however, recent evidence suggests this number may be growing.

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2018年6月11日 · SCP-2571. Reply reply More replies. WrongJohnSilver • What's your definition of "dark" in this case? ...

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2022年2月11日 · Two days ago, I read the entry on SCP-2571 for the first time in a long time. So long in fact that I'd forgotten everything about it but the name "Cragglewood". For two nights now, I have been having nightmares loosely resembling those same nightmares suffered by Cragglewood Park's victims.

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2018年7月16日 · More or less. The SCP is a childhood memory of a theme-park that doesn't exist; those who experience it tend to be only-children. During the three interviews, we are provided with a number of clues that the people who experienced this memory might not actually have been only children, and just can't remem

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2020年7月27日 · I don't understand why kids have to smile and have to "keep the trees happy"? What if trees won't be happy or kids stop smiling and laughing?