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Cape Codder Water Park

2.2 (22 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 8:00 pm

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The entertaining area is too small and it doesn't need to cost that much to play in such a small little water park. The slides were pretty old, and it might scratch your back. The stuff should take this problem seriously. The little kids were having fun but the not the old one. The best price for the ticket should be twenty. The food was fine, but the pretzel was too salted. The price was kind of worth. Not for the park.

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Water Wizz of Cape Cod - Hurricane Hill view from inside the cabana

Water Wizz of Cape Cod

3.1(100 reviews)
18.9 mi

Took an adventure here with my 13 year old daughter and two of her friends. It's become an annual…read moretrip and I'd say well worth a trip once a summer. I purchased tickets ahead of time for a decent $5 discount per ticket. Even if you are not there for the slide rides, tickets are required for entry. Things I love: Advance purchase tickets online - tickets do sell out so buying tix ahead of time guarantees entry. But - no refunds unless the park is closed due to weather so check the forecast. You can bring your own food and drinks - enough said! I actually made it out of there not buying a single thing from the snack bar yesterday. Yay, me! There is a snack bar. If you're not worried about cost, there's a good selection of food and drinks offered, including salad. But be prepared to pay $$. Four chicken fingers runs about $17. You can bring your own chairs. Just found this out yesterday. Load up the beach wagon if you want guaranteed seating and you don't want to rent a cabana. There's cabana rentals that give you guaranteed seating and shade. I wasn't going to spring $150 for a basic cabana but it's an option. Upgrades are available at higher price points. There's lots and lots of slide options for the teen crowd and a decent size kiddie area. Life jackets are provided. Locker rentals Clean. Except for the restrooms, there's no garbage or litter around. Plenty of trash cans. Lots of lifeguards. Safety first. Things that could be better: The restrooms. The main one leaves a lot to be desired. But typical of what you would expect at a waterpark. New ones are worth the walk over by Hurricane Hill. Trust me. The parking. I'm not a "wait at the gate for the park to open" type of person. It's a mess if you have to grab a spot when it's full. Ask about the overflow lot next door. Shorter walk than the far end of the main lot. Lines. They are long , even on weekdays and there's no shade while you wait. Brutal on hot days. Unchaperoned kids. Not a huge issue because everyone is pretty well behaved and the staff runs a tight ship with any horseplay. But this is a big camp field trip destination. Lastly, is the water clean? It's not dirty but what you would expect for hundreds of people being in and out. I'd recommend sitting over by the wave pool if you don't get a cabana. Don't be afraid to pick up an empty single chaise to claim a spot outside the rows. Overall, a great family friendly spot.

I went here a while back, and while it wasn't terrible, the location felt incredibly random kind of…read morewedged between a parking lot and a store, which made the whole arrival experience a bit odd. It also took me about three hours to get there, so expectations were definitely higher going in. The first thing that stood out was how unorganized the entry process was. The line to get into the park was insanely long and honestly one of the most chaotic lines I've ever seen. That said, we still managed to get in at a reasonable time. Once inside, it was a mixed experience. The lazy river was extremely crowded, especially at the entrance, which made it hard to relax. On the plus side, the wave pool was actually really nice. The waves felt more realistic than most water parks, which I appreciated. Food prices were about what you'd expect, maybe a little on the higher side, but nothing outrageous for a water park. As for the slides, they felt a bit rough and slightly sketchy at times. I get that part of it is the thrill, but some rides, especially Devil's Peak, were pretty uncomfortable. I ended up with a few rub burns and scratches, which wasn't ideal. Overall, I did have fun because at the end of the day it is still a water park. But the park could really benefit from better organization and layout. It felt a bit all over the place, and with some improvements it could be a much better experience

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Water Wizz of Cape Cod - Cabana posting and trash bag

Cabana posting and trash bag

Water Wizz of Cape Cod - Devils peak view from inside the cabana

Devils peak view from inside the cabana

Water Wizz of Cape Cod - Lazy river was anything but relaxing

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Lazy river was anything but relaxing

Martin’s Park

Martin’s Park

4.7(14 reviews)
60.3 mi•Waterfront, South Boston

A unique modern playground right near the Children's Museum in Seaport!…read more This park was designed in honor of the youngest victim of the Boston Marathon bombing. This is not your typical playground. There are multiple sections of the park, which make it great for exploring. You turn a corner and cross a bridge and you're in a new space with new features! In the lower section, there is a water garden with misting fountains turned on during the warmer months. There are plenty of benches for taking a rest or snack time among the well-maintained greenery. I'd say for kiddos under 2, maybe even 3, playing on the pirate ship and near the slides definitely needs close adult supervision. The plank up the hill to the ship is quite steep, as are the two slides on the other side of the park. Definitely worth the trek into Seaport with your little ones!

Martin's Park is an AOK park that's situated on the Boston waterfront; it's part of the greenspace…read morewhich is right in front of the Boston's Children Museum. There's lots of space here for various kinds of recreation; they've also got tables if you're inclined to have a picnic. When you come here, you'll be rewarded with some fairly nice views of the city. There's also an ice cream shop made top resemble a Hood milk bottle :-) Tip: The far end of this park is the "entrance" to a shopping strip that runs along Sea Port Blvd

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Martin’s Park - Water area

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Pirate ship

Ryan Playground - Wading pool

Ryan Playground

4.2(6 reviews)
57.4 mi•Mattapan

Ryan Park (aka the Father Francis A. Ryan Memorial Playground) is a public park and playground area…read morein the Mattapan section of Boston, Massachusetts. Amenities at the park include a playground with multiple playscapes, a splash pad with a wading pool, basketball courts, tennis courts, public restrooms with changing areas, walking paths, and convenient access to the nearby Neponset River Greenway. My family and I visited Ryan Park this past summer while we were cycling along the Neponset River Greenway. I had previously visited the park back in 2023 while I was cycling the trail with my older son. He had a lot of fun playing on the playscapes. Unfortunately, I didn't bring his bathing suit along on that trip and he felt bad that he couldn't play on the splash pad. On my more recent trip to Ryan Park, we were joined by my wife and younger son and this time we made sure to bring bathing suits. We were pleasantly surprised to see that the splash pad had been completely redone since my last trip. The newer splash pad had features that were more consistent with a wading pool. Both of my sons had a blast splashing around. Once swim time was over, we all enjoyed our prepared picnic lunch on a nearby picnic table. Afterwards, both boys had fun running around on the playscapes. Overall, my whole family thinks that Ryan Park is a great place for young children and it's easily accessible by motor vehicle, bicycle, or public transportation.

Why did I only find this on the LAST day of summer??!?…read more Seriously though. This spray park is AMAZING. It is really just a water slide short of being an actual tot water park. You would pay a $60 entry fee for access to a little water play area like this at a big water park. It's got a really good sized wading pool with lifeguards on duty. There are tons of spray features - an alligator, a turtle and a snake. There's also this awesome bucket contraption that fills up six buckets with water and then dumps them out over and over. It's totally fun! There are plenty of benches, with nice sun canopy shades overhead. There's even a bathroom / shower facility adjacent to the water features! That's just the water park. Ryan playground is seriously stacked. There's a huge area with two giant play structures. It's got a wood chip base (not updated with the rubberized surface that many newer playgrounds have) and some benches. There are also tennis and basketball courts! And it looks like they are currently finishing construction of a walkway to provide access to the Neponset River walkway. I'm excited for that! Last but not least - this is Boston after all - there is a parking lot! YES - parking. It is small, but dammit, it's there and it's free!!! We will be back SO many times. I wish it didn't take me this long to realize this place was 5 minutes from my house. Hidden Bostonplayground gem!

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Ryan Playground - Wading Pool

Wading Pool

Ryan Playground - Wading pool

Wading pool

Ryan Playground - Splash Pad and Wading Pool

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Splash Pad and Wading Pool

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