Waterslides in Vancouver? We got ’em! Like a moth to a flame, waterslides are irresistible for kids, and a great way for adults to unleash their inner child. Grab the floaties and head to these swirling, twirling slides around the city.
Top waterslides in Metro Vancouver
Cultus Lake Waterpark
A family outing to BC’s largest water park is well worth the trip. With rides for all sizes and temperaments, this 35-year-old park has something for everyone. The Bazooka Bowls, Rattler, Tubular Terror and Valley of Fear should satisfy the risk-takers! For the little ones, there are plenty of gentle slides from Pirate’s Cove and the Kiddie Castle to the Turtle Pool. And for grownups, there’s WIFI and five hot tubs. Open now.
If water slides are all a bit too intimidating, we’ve got plenty of options for watery fun!Â
Top 10 spray parks in Metro Vancouver!
Slide the City
July 13, 14, 2019, North Vancouver
Make a huge splash with the kids this summer by taking them on a 1,000-foot-long water slip-and-slide. Slide the City will be rolling down Lonsdale Avenue on July 13 & 14. This is a jam-packed party weekend filled with a ton of activities, so pack the sunscreen and head out early. Buy tickets online for ages five and up.
731 Lonsdale Avenue, North Vancouver
Granville Island Water Park
Nothing beats a free water park. This one has two giant slides and multiple tubes and fountains for hours of family entertainment. For your crawlers and wobblers, the park also offers a designated teeny-tot water section for splashing. Open seven days a week from July until Labour Day in September from 10 am to 6 pm. But open on weekends right now!
1318 Cartwright Street, Vancouver
Big Splash Water Slide Park
Twist, splash, loop-de-loop and scream your head off at this revamped waterslide extravaganza, which sprawls across 7-acres and features renovated body slides, tube slides and kids friendly slides and splash pad.
English Bay Water Slide
This iconic slide has an almost 100 year history! If the kids are strong enough swimmers and brave enough for chilly ocean waters, this is a must. Go at sunset and high tide for an unforgettable experience. Open now.
Harrison’s floating Water Park
Quite possibly the only water park in BC located on a lake, Harrison’s home game version of “Wipeout” is located on Harrison Lake just in front of the Harrison Hot Springs Resort & Spa (which makes warming up after sliding super handy!). This floating fun park offers madcap adventure and fun for the entire family. Opens June 22nd, 2019.
Original post written by Angela Robertson in 2016
