After last year’s hot summer of solitude, we all deserve a ride down a cool lazy river. Lucky for us – there are more than a few places not far from home where we can soak up a little sun, dip our toes in the water and surf some {chlorinated} waves. For the young and the old, a water park is guaranteed enjoyment. If you are in the market for an H2Outing, look no further than here for deets on the top Texas water parks.
Open :: Daily June through August 15; weekends August 16 to Labor Day
Hours :: 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Thursday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday through Sunday
Admission :: $23 for adults and children 4-feet tall and over Monday through Thursday // $28 for adults and children Friday through Sunday; $18 for children less than 4-feet tall Monday through Thursday // $23 Friday through Sunday; and children younger than three are free
Discounts :: $12 admission after 4 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays; Discount for online ticket purchases
Don’t let the summer go by without making a big splash at one of these Texas water parks!
Please Note :: While we make every effort to crosscheck current links and various business details on our guides, we always encourage you to do the same before making final plans. If details are missing or incorrect, please let us know so that we can make every attempt to correct them. And if you know of any other great Texas water parks, include them in the comments to continue the list too!
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You are missing Jellystone properties. They have everything from RV to Luxury Cottage rentals, and the North Texas location has a water park attached called Pirates Cove. Its nice and new!
You are missing Jellystone properties. They have everything from RV to Luxury Cottage rentals, and the North Texas location has a water park attached called Pirates Cove. Its nice and new!