US Indoor Water Parks

Where to Find Year-Round Waterpark Fun!

After making a splash in the Wisconsin Dells area in the mid-1990s, indoor water parks have exploded in popularity throughout the US and beyond. Access a comprehensive list of indoor water parks in the US, and a separate list just for water-park crazy Wisconsin by clicking on the links below. Beneath the list links, you can also click on features about indoor water parks.

US Indoor Water Parks Arranged by State
Click to find indoor water parks in all US states, except Wisconsin.

Wisconsin Indoor Water Parks
Click to find the indoor water parks in the world's indoor water park capital.

Indoor Plumbing
It's February. And it's snowing. And it's 23 below with the wind chill factor. So why are visitors flocking to the Wisconsin Dells with their bathing suits, swimming goggles...and ice scrapers? They're taking the indoor water park plunge.

Indoor Water Parks Put the Wild in Wilderness
The sprawling Wilderness Resort in Wisconsin Dells has three indoor water parks. With about 160,000 square feet of water-based fun, the resort can lay claim to the Dells'--and the world's for that matter--largest indoor water park resort. Read about the Wilderness, including a feature article, an overview profile of the resort, tips to save money, a photo gallery, and a ride review.

It's a Jungle In There: Kalahari Indoor Waterpark Resort
About Theme Parks full review and overview of the enormous indoor/outdoor water park and resort in Wisconsin Dells. Includes photo galleries, ride review, and money-saving vacation tips.

Seeing is Believing: Dells Indoor Waterparks Photo Galleries
See what all the fuss is about. Wisconsin Dells is the epicenter of the indoor water park phenomenon. Check out the massive slides, wave pools, interactive play structures, water coasters, and other water park features-- that are all indoors. The Dells' waterpark resorts are unbelievable, but seeing is believing.

A Lotta Water: Who Has Wisconsin Dells' Biggest Water Park?
A number of Wisconsin Dells water parks claim to be the largest. Who's really king of the water slide mountain, and who's taking us for a ride?

Come on Inside, the Water's Fine
10/02 article. The temperature might be fifteen degrees below zero, but the owners of the state's new (and only) indoor water park, where the air temperature will always be a balmy eighty-six degrees, hope that mukluk-wearing Alaskans will be thinking about wearing bikinis this winter.

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