8 Miami & Fort Lauderdale Water Parks (Parent Reviews)
We're collecting tips & reviews for the best water parks in Miami and Fort Lauderdale, so you know what to expect when you visit with your kids.
From lazy rivers to pulse-racing thrill rides to little kid splash pads, these South Florida waterparks offer fun in the sun for everyone in the family. Remember indoor waterparks for a year-round option, too.
If you've visited any Miami and Fort Lauderdale water parks, give your favorites a "like" and leave a review to share your tips with fellow parents!
rapidswaterpark.com
Rapids Water Park
Tracy Snyder Molina said: Rapids Water Park features a full day of fun for the entire family with 42 thrilling slides and rides.
1 review
calypsobaywaterpark.com
Calypso Bay Water Park (Seminole Palms Park)
Tracy Snyder Molina said: Part of Seminole Palms Park, Calypso Bay Water Park offers a lap pool with diving boards, children's water playground, two 4-story water slides, 897-foot river ride and lily pad walk.
Royal Palm Beach, FL
1 review
coconutcove-waterpark.com
Coconut Cove Water Park (Burt Aaronson South County Regional Park)
Tracy Snyder Molina said: A fun outdoor attraction featuring two 4-story waterslides, a 986-foot lazy river, an interactive water playground and more!
Boca Raton, FL
1 review
Broward County Parks and Recreation
Quiet Waters Park (Broward County Parks and Recreation)
Tracy Snyder Molina said: This interactive children's water playground features slides, tunnels, turn valves, wheels and levers, water curtains, and a huge bucket that fills and empties onto the playground below at regular intervals. The depth of the pool ranges from zero at its edges to 12 inches at its deepest.
1 review
Broward County Parks and Recreation
Tropical Splash Water Park (Broward County Parks and Recreation)
Tracy Snyder Molina said: Tropical Splash Water Park offers a water playground for toddlers with climbing features and slides as well as one for older kids with a spiral slide, water guns and a bucket that fills and dumps water on the playground below.
Lauderhill, FL
1 review
Broward County Parks and Recreation
Paradise Cove Water Park (Broward County Parks and Recreation)
Tracy Snyder Molina said: Paradise Cove Water Park has so much to offer! Paradise Pipeline features four five-story-tall waterslides with corkscrew rides. Sharky's Lagoon is the water playground for all ages, featuring an 18-inch-deep pool that includes many interactive play elements, as well as three waterslides. Parrot's Point is the water playground for ages 5 and under, featuring a 12-inch-deep pool with two small waterslides and many interactive play elements. Crazy Creek is the 410-foot-long meandering tube ride
Pembroke Pines, FL
1 review
Broward County Parks and Recreation
Castaway Island (Broward County Parks and Recreation)
Tracy Snyder Molina said: T.Y. (Topeekeegee Yugnee) Park is home to a campground and Castaway Island, with two water playgrounds and a swim lagoon.
1 review
McDonald Water Park (City of Hialeah Parks & Recreation)
Tracy Snyder Molina said: This community waterpark features a water playground, wave pool, water fall and lazy river as well as toddler area.
Hialeah, FL
1 review
Primary photo: Splash Adventure at Quiet Waters Park, courtesy of Broward County Parks and Recreation
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