The Five Best RV Friendly Water Parks

Hitting the open road: The Five Best RV Friendly Water Parks

There’s no better satisfaction than cruising down the open road armed with your RV and travel companions. At the same token, long summer road trips can get hot and exhausting, so it’s a thrill when you come across a water oasis. Complete with slides and wave pools too! Make your RV road trips even more fun this summer by cooling off at one of these top RV-friendly water parks.
Nashville Shores Waterpark
Located in Hermitage, Tennessee, Nashville Shores Waterpark is a great place to stop for some fun in the sun. Its motto, “From Serene to Extreme” accentuates the park’s wide variety of water rides–everything from lazy rivers like Castaway Creek Lazy River to thrill rides such as the Big Scream and Twin Cyclones. Nashville Shores also has an all-new RV resort that features first-class amenities and a picturesque landscape near Percy Priest lake. Plus, you’ll receive a $10 water park discount if your family decides to stay on the RV campgrounds. A win-win for all!

Posiedon’s Rage at Mt. Olympus Water Park

Mt. Olympus 
If you’re driving through Wisconsin, the Dells is a great place to cool off. Interested in visiting the world’s largest theme park and water park resort? Then you’ll want to make your way to Mt. Olympus. The amazing selection of water rides includes The Lost City of Atlantis, a collection of seven different thrilling water slides, Poseidon’s Rage is the park’s signature wave pool and Triton’s rage is a multi-person raft ride the whole family will enjoy. Additionally, their RV camping option makes it easy to enjoy nature while staying close to the park. The best part? Admission to the Mt. Olympus water and theme park is completely free for all over nighters.

Silverwood Theme Park
Known as the Northwest’s largest theme park, Silverwood Theme Park is located in North Idaho. Silverwood is half theme park, half water park and has over 70 rides. The Avalanche Mountain with its 650 degree slide will be well received by adrenaline junkies, while Elkhorn Creek is a great option for those who prefer a more mellow ride. Stay close to the action by lodging in Silverwood’s RV park, a woodland area that has easy access to Boulder Beach and Silverwood via an underground tunnel.

Wekiva Falls
For some fun in Florida visit Wekiva Falls. This waterpark features a natural sulfur spring complete with water slides. On Saturdays and Sundays from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., DJ CM plays hit tunes and hosts family friendly activities, like the Hula Hoop contest. Canoes and kayaks are also available for rent and can be taken down the Wekiva River for some wet and wild fun. The resort is only minutes from the multiple lakes that make up the St. Johns River system. After taking the Florida boater safety exam you can rent a boat from one of the marinas or get that beauty you’ve been hauling on the water. RV camping is located at the Wekiva Falls RV Resort, which has 800 full hook-up sites, cable service and cement patios.

Zip through the forest at one of the Yogi Bear Jellystone Parks throughout the US.

Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park
You won’t want to miss this award winning park. Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Parks are located all over the U.S., so chances are you’ll come across one during your road trip. Fun abounds at this campground with daily activities, themed weekends, natural adventures, wagon rides and, of course, water attractions. Availability of waterslides and splashgrounds will vary so make sure you check the Yogi Bear campground you’re interested in before planning a trip. RV campgrounds are offered at all Yogi Bear Jellystone parks and is equipped with water, electric and sewer hook-ups that accommodate several varieties of RVs.