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Wilderness Hotel & Golf Resort- An Indoor Water Park Resort

By Arthur Levine, About.com

Wilderness indoor waterpark picture

Guests glide down the lazy river in one of three indoor water parks at the Wilderness resort.

Jeremy Levine, licensed to About.com

Phone:

(800) 867-9453

Location:

Wisconsin Dells

Admission Policy:

Waterparks are for hotel guests only.

Indoor Water Park Square Footage:

250,000 (combined size of the Wilderness' three main indoor water parks)

Indoor Water Park Features:

Massive facility includes Fantastic Voyage, a family raft ride that sends guests spinning through the dark, The Surge, an "interactive" wave pool, Sulfur Springs, an indoor-to-outdoor hot tub, body slides, tube slides, lazy river, two large play and spray structures, water basketball, and play areas for small children.

Outdoor Water Park Features:

135,000 square feet of activities, including speed slides, tube slides, body slides, lazy river, huge swimming pool, hot spas, and a children's play area

More Wilderness Info:

Wilderness Feature Story and Review

Wilderness Fantastic Voyage Ride Review

Wilderness Photo Gallery

A Lotta Water: Many Water Parks Claim to Be the Biggest. (Is it the Wilderness?)

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Official Web Site:

Wilderness Hotel & Golf Resort

Overview:

Although many resorts claim the title of the largest indoor water park hotel in the U.S., the Wilderness resort is truly the biggest, with 250,000 square feet between its three indoor water parks. The massive resort boasts almost everything water lovers would find at an outdoor water park--plus some unique features, such as some indoor-to-outdoor hot tubs. The hotel features a wide variety of room sizes and configurations. Its restaurants are among Wisonsin Dells' finest.

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