Although Rhode Island is an ocean state, not everyone wants to bother with sand and umbrellas. Some people just want water and panic and the water park delivers. Unfortunately, it is not the smallest state in the community because many water parks. If indeed it is right. So in order to provide a more in-depth report on water, I had to include everything new. of England many days they drive within the orchards. Great day everyone!
IN THE ISLAND OF RHODES
Water Wizz, Western R.I.
There is only one water park in Rhode Island and it’s not even really a water park. Water Wizz is near the beach in southern Rhode Island and has an incredible slide. This park has been perfect for us since my son is now 9 years old. The park is just slides and not really a great place for little ones or non-swimmers. It was a great day without the beach chill. So you are near the beach, but not on the beach. It was great! The cost was $25.00 dollars for the day, but I know a 40 minute walk for $10.00. There is a morning special for $10 dollars too. It is a worthwhile journey.
328 Atlantic Ave.
Western, R.I.
phone: 401-322-0520
www.waterwizzri.com
IN MASSACHUSETTS
Water Wizz, Warham, Massa
Water Wizz in Massachusetts is a real water park and more kid friendly for all ages. It’s a great park if you have swimmers and non-swimmers. The theme I loved a pirate and it was a great day on the coast of the Cape. We went when rented a house in the area and got a break from the beach. The park slides, the small area is great! We were happy under the umbrella, but you can rent a cabana. We brought breakfast, but snack-bars was quite reasonable. The cost is $30 a day, but it’s special after 4pm. My kids loved this place and my older two went with friends on our trip a few years ago. It’s a great day to spend a summer day.
3031 The four-legged way
East Wareham, Massachusetts 02538
Phone: 508.295.3255
www.waterwizz.com
things offers and fits and fun if your 2 or 20. But this is a park and a bit expensive . I found myself torn between the park and the water. I felt like I needed to be able to get both for my money. The result: fatigue and frustration. Yes, if you plan to go here. The purpose of the park is to just go and not try to fit both. Park admission is about 45 dollars with kids under 48″ less. There’s a $15 parking fee and you can’t bring food into the park. There are usually six flags tickets everywhere. I’ve seen them at Duncan Donuts or even a cook can last a year… see forhtem. A lot There is an offering and one highlight for my little ones was Kiddie Octopus and for my older son it was Typhon.
1623 Main St.
Agawam, Mass.
413-786-9300
www.sixflas.com
IN CONNECTICUT
Lake Compuncium, Bristol, Conn.
This is by far the children’s favorite park. The park is not too big and you can enjoy a day of fun at the park and the water in one park. My older kids loved the high speed slide in the dark and the younger ones loved the exploration, jump gym area. The park price and admission to both the park and ride was $34.99, $25.99 for anyone under 52 inches tall. There is also a $7 parking fee.
822 Lake Ave.
Bristol, Conn.
860-583-3300
www.lakecompounce.com
Quassy Litus and Satio Saturn
This park had the best of both water park and beach. The water park was full of many interactive activities designed to be fun and get you wet. This park has some exciting slides, but it’s really geared for kids. The beach was nice and clean and there was plenty of lifeguards. He was a small little boy who had some big rides. We took a lot of great photos and had a lot of fun. All-day park combo tickets are available for $22, or as little as $11 for Quassy Beach and Saturation Station admission only. All day parking is $5.
2132 Middlebury Road
Middlebury, Conn.
203-758-2913
www.quassy.com
IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
Castaway Island, Canobie Lake Park, Salem, N.H.
I love Canobie Lake and I remember going there when I was a kid. I took my kids here once and it’s the best value out of all the parks. “Castaway Island” is full of action. He had a lot of great water activities and when they were young, I had to pull them out of there. The funny thing was that there was an drying machine that burned air in them to dry them. they played longer than was necessary. The park costs $30, but look around for tons of coupon offers everywhere in the area and online.
85 N.Policy St.
Salem, N.H.
603-893-3506
www.canobie.com
Country Waters, Grand Harbor, N.H.
This is the excitement of the garden for the water park. There is a lot to choose from and something for everyone. If you doubt you are a seeker, go into the dark pit 8. Scary and exciting at the same time. Cost is expensive with people over 48″ costing $40 and under 48″ costing $25. For residents living nearby, the season pass runs just $59.99, less than the cost of two tickets.
1111 Route 1
Grand Harbor, N.H.
603-427-1111
www.watercountry.com
Liquid Planet Waterpark, Candia, N.H.
I have reviewed this park and have not been to it. The site looks really neat and looks like it’s going to be a great little park. It’s near Manchester, NH and the prices seem good with tickets costing $24 for adults and $19 for children under 48. It’s sandy with slides and pools.
446 Raymond Road
Carinthia, N.H.
603-483-2200
liquidplanetwaterpark.com
According to the Whale Waterpark, Lincoln, N.H.
This was an incredible park and the name of the village. It was a great difference from our camp. It’s a big water slides like a waterfall lake. It had a water jump gym well area as well as well as a hot tub (didn’t go in because of the little ones. ). It was the perfect way to cool down after being in day camp in a hot tent for a few days. We marveled at the kids with it and still talk about it years later. The cost is about $35 dollars each, but they have a reduced rate after 3pm.
Route 3
Lincoln, N.H.
603-745-8810
whale
IN VERMONT
Smuggler’s Notch, Jeffersonville Vt.
I haven’t been to this park but the website was pretty neat. He says he has a heated, outdoor pool and four water slides. He is talking about a secret recreation area. It doesn’t seem like a day thing. This seems to be part of the package with handling aids. So, if you are looking for a complete vacation in Vermont with hiking and the great outdoors, this may be the way to go.
4323 Vermont Route 108 South
Jeffersonville, Vt.
800-451-8752
www.smuggs.com
IN MINE
Funtown Splashdown USA, Saco, Maine
This is a concrete water park and amusement park in Maine. It has an incredible water slide called Pollucus, which absolutely scared me to death, and I was a terrified seeker. It had a lot to offer and the rates were just for the water park or both the water park and the amusement park. It was a great way to spend a day on our trip to Maine. The combo necklace was $36 for the doll and $27 for the small ones from 38 to 48 inches long. It wasn’t a great compliment but a great time.
774 Portland Road
Saco, Maine
207-284-5139
funtownsplashtownusa.com
I hope this provides some information about the many apple orchards located in New England. In all of which we also had a funeral. I have put up web sites on all the orchards. Take a look at them and see what is best for your family and what they would like in a water park.
Fun and cool morning!
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