Water Parks in Perth
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Adventure World, Aqua Parks and Council Playgrounds
Here is the list of 8 Water Parks in Perth
1. Adventure World Theme and Waterpark Perth
Enjoy a great day at the relatively large Adventure World Theme and Waterpark. From Perth, it's simply a 25-minute drive and public transportation are also very readily available. There are approximately 25 rides and attractions at Adventure World. There is the world's longest, tallest, and steepest funnel water slide, Kraken, and the heart-pounding, adrenaline-pumping roller coaster Abyss.
2. Kalamunda Water Park
A family-friendly day trip spot, Kalamunda is just over 30 minutes drive from Perth. There are two tube slides, a wading pool, a kiddie pool, and a 50-meter Olympic-sized swimming pool. Water slides come in all shapes and sizes, but the Zig Zag waterslide will hurl you around and make you scream the entire way down.
3. Island Aqua Park
Children between 6 to 16 years old and can swim are welcome at the floating playground known as Island Aqua Park. The over-water swing, monkey bars, tower slide, climbing wall, and brand-new obstacles in this outdoor activity park will fascinate even the most devoted guests.
4. BHP Billiton Water Park
The BHP Water Park, located next to the train station, serves as Elizabeth Quay's primary entry. An interactive water feature that employs jets and lighting to produce entertaining and exhilarating water choreography is the main draw of BHP Water Park.
5. Outback Splash
The largest water slide playground in Australia is available at Outback Splash in Bullsbrook. Kids of all ages can participate in a variety of zones and activities here. The ultimate playground, Splash Island and the slides of this Water park in Perth have varying amounts of the thrill factor.
6. Perth Aqua Park
Perth Aqua Park is a vast Waterpark in Perth that floats on water. There are more than 100 different related obstacles there. Get launched from the jumping pillow or zoom down the giant slides as you compete with your buddies on the 3-lane course. This water park in Perth caters to people from all walks of life.
7. Hyde Park Water Playground
This fantastic water park is situated in North Perth. The variety of water games, including sprays, dumping buckets of water, and water cannons, will delight the kids. The playground is conveniently located behind shady trees, and a pavilion and barbecue grills are also available.
8. Whiteman Park Water Playground
Children may cool off in the summer at the water playground at Whiteman Park. This water park in Perth is open every day from the 30th of September till the end of the April school holidays. Children will enjoy the 30cm paddling pool with water spouts that makes up the water park.
The most useful thing to know about water parks in Perth is that most of them are closed for half the year. Adventure World, the only full theme park and water park combined, runs from roughly September to late April and shuts entirely over winter. The inflatable aqua parks, floating obstacle courses anchored in a lake or the river, are summer-only for the same reason, and several require children to meet a minimum age and to wear the provided life jacket. The third group costs nothing at all: the water playgrounds at Hyde Park, Whiteman Park, Kalamunda and the BHP Billiton park at Elizabeth Quay are council-run splash pads with jets and shallow water, free to use, unstaffed and open through the warm months. For a family with young children those are often the better answer than a ticketed park. Check opening dates before driving out, since seasons shift with the weather each year. See also water parks in Sydney and beaches in Adelaide.
This post was published by Saba Fakhr
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FAQs on Water Parks in Perth
Which is the main water park in Perth?
Adventure World at Bibra Lake, the only combined theme park and water park in Western Australia, with slides, a wave pool and dry rides on the same ticket. It is about twenty minutes south of the city centre.
Are Perth water parks open all year?
No. Adventure World operates roughly from September to late April and closes for winter, and the inflatable aqua parks run in summer only. The free council water playgrounds generally run through the warmer months and switch off in winter. Always check current dates before going.
Are there free water play areas in Perth?
Several. The BHP Billiton Water Park at Elizabeth Quay, the Hyde Park water playground, Whiteman Park and Kalamunda are all council-run and free to use. They are splash pads with jets and shallow water rather than slide parks, and they suit younger children best.
What is an aqua park?
A floating inflatable obstacle course anchored in open water, with slides, climbing walls and trampolines. Island Aqua Park and Perth Aqua Park are the two here. Sessions are booked in fixed time slots, life jackets are compulsory and provided, and there is a minimum age.
Which is best for young children?
The free water playgrounds, or Outback Splash at The Maze in Bullsbrook, which has shallow areas alongside the larger slides. Adventure World has a dedicated toddler zone, but the aqua parks have minimum ages and are not suitable for small children at all.
How much do they cost?
Adventure World and Outback Splash charge a full-day admission per person, with cheaper online and family rates. The aqua parks charge per session, usually an hour. The council water playgrounds are free and need no booking.
