Cancel

    Open app

    Search

    Adventure Bay Water Park

    3.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 2:00 pm - 8:00 PM
    Updated 2 months ago

    Adventure Bay Water Park Photos

    You might also consider

    More like Adventure Bay Water Park

    Recommended Reviews - Adventure Bay Water Park

    Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
    Yelp app icon
    Browse more easily on the app
    Review Feed Illustration

    1 year ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    10 months ago

    Do not like that they close the pool for an hour and if you want to come back you are required to pay the full admissions fee again.

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    You might also consider

    Verify this business for free

    People searched for Water Parks 1,683 times last month within 15 miles of this business.

    Verify this business

    Paradise Bay Water Park

    Paradise Bay Water Park

    2.9(42 reviews)
    5.5 mi

    FUN - FUN - FUN!!!!!…read more Kids love it. We enjoy it. Price is reasonable. Great place to go, enjoy the sun and water, play or relax.

    Came for one day of fun, next thing you know, I'm a season pass holder. For the price of a non…read moreresident adult it's $17, $11 if you're a resident. After 5pm it's drops to $14 NR and $9 R. It's worth it especially if you come often. There are plenty of seating and big umbrellas for shade. Favorite part about the pool is the adult swim time in Dolphin Cove from 11-12:30pm daily. The pool goes up to 5 feet deep and it's where we all walk in a circle creating a giant whirl pool. Sometimes I like to walk against the current for some resistance. There are also 3 lap lanes if you prefer to swim. Adult time is also at Splashdown and the pool is 12' deep. I see they provide some equipment and paddle boards too for water exercises. Ask the lifeguard office for it. When adult swim is over it's fun to see all the kids jumping in screaming, and the adults slowly making their way out. Hurricane cove is another fun area with whirl pool, gator crossing, fountains and sprayers. Nice place for all ages but it can get a little busy. The shallow end is a nice place to get your feet wet and catch some sun too. The red Sidewinder water slide is slower and curvier, which I prefer. While the yellow Pipeline slide is an enclosed speed slide. Another fun slide is The Bowl Slide. Round and round ya go than the slide drops into 8 feet of water! Diving area is at Splashdown, which drops into 12′ of water. There you will find a low dive, high dive, and drop slide. There is a concession stand for basic snacks. Pretzels, nachos, bosco sticks, ice cream, etc. They also sell sunblock if you forget yours. Bathrooms are decent with changing stalls and showers. Lockers are provided but you must bring your own lock. Plenty of free parking too!

    Photos
    Paradise Bay Water Park - Dolphin Cove area.

    Dolphin Cove area.

    Paradise Bay Water Park - Friday fun

    Friday fun

    Paradise Bay Water Park - Big place, Cool water slides

    See all

    Big place, Cool water slides

    Raging Waves

    Raging Waves

    3.1(349 reviews)
    30.7 mi

    We've been coming to Raging Waves every summer for several years, both under the previous owners…read moreand now under the new management, and I have to say, I'm incredibly disappointed this time around. We always rent a cabana during our visits. In the past, when we paid $250, we were greeted with a nice welcome: an ice bucket filled with cold bottled water and a fresh fruit plate. It was a thoughtful touch that made the cost feel justified. Unfortunately, that hospitality has completely disappeared under the new management. We arrived bright and early this morning, having skipped breakfast because we assumed the welcome amenities would still be part of the experience. On the hottest day of the year, we were shocked to find no cold water, no fruit plate, nothing. And to make matters worse, you're not allowed to bring in any outside food or drink, meaning we were stuck paying $3.99 per bottle of water. For a $250 cabana, that just feels unacceptable. To be clear, the staff was friendly and the park was clean. But the overall value has dropped significantly with the removal of these simple but important amenities. I've rented cabanas at many other water parks, and Raging Waves is now the only one that doesn't include anything extra for the price. Please do better, Raging Waves. If you're going to charge premium prices, the experience should feel like a premium one

    Nice water park, there are lots of lockers and seating. Some tube slides have weight limits and two…read moretall adults were too heavy for so that was a bummer. Though there was plenty more to do. The lazy river is really big and while I went on a less busy day, the lines weren't too long and they were staffed well. Lots of unsupervised and children though. Fairly clean bathrooms and many of them. Cabanas are pricey but for a larger group they have great locations and sizes. The wave pool is small but strong. The best ride was the Mat Dash! We bought season passes after a successful visit. They only allow clear or mesh bags!!

    Photos
    Raging Waves
    Raging Waves
    Raging Waves

    See all

    Oak Brook Park District - Outdoor music venue

    Oak Brook Park District

    3.7(39 reviews)
    4.2 mi

    This review isn't about amenities--it's about safety and accountability…read more There has been a longstanding, repeated issue involving a member who has engaged in inappropriate and harassing behavior toward underaged lifeguards over multiple years. According to staff reports and community awareness, these concerns have been raised more than once and are not new. What's deeply troubling is the pattern of response. Instead of a permanent resolution, the approach has reportedly been temporary suspensions followed by reinstatement--after which similar concerns continue to surface. If accurate, that is not a meaningful safeguard but rather a cycle. When an organization is aware of repeated allegations involving minors and continues to allow the same individual back into that environment, it raises serious questions about judgment, oversight, and priorities. At a minimum, it suggests a failure to put adequate protections in place for staff. This is not about one incident--it is now a repeated pattern with clear evidence that the executive director and board do not care about the safety of the young women they employ. Anyone considering employment here, or parents with kids working here, should be asking very direct questions about how harassment is addressed and what protections actually exist in practice. The parl district's mandated sexual harassment training for their staff while doing nothing to protect them from harassment from their precious paying members. Until there is clear accountability and transparency, this is a concern the community should take seriously.

    Wow, what a great place! We took the kids here the other day for a respite from the heat and some…read morefun in the sun. I thought that we'd end up staying a couple of hours but we were there all day. Our kids had a blast there's so much to do inside and outside for little people, and they both fell asleep in their car seats on the way home. Thanks for a great day. Definitely recommend checking this place out if you've got a little guys.

    Photos
    Oak Brook Park District - Family at the party

    Family at the party

    Oak Brook Park District - With family in the large room in front of the pool

    With family in the large room in front of the pool

    Oak Brook Park District - My daughter at the outdoor pool

    See all

    My daughter at the outdoor pool

    Adventure Bay Water Park - waterparks - Updated May 2026

    Loading...
    Loading...
    Loading...