The Natural Waterpark In Arizona That's The Perfect Place To Spend A Summer's Day
Katie Lawrence
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Mother Nature has blessed Arizona with many incredible things: the nation’s largest canyon, awe-inspiring waterfalls, and…a natural water park? That’s right! Slide Rock State Park in Sedona boasts a natural water slide in Arizona that formed all by itself – absolutely no human intervention. It’s the perfect summertime family adventure!
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Have you ever been to this natural water slide? If so, let us know how much fun it was! Check out our previous article for some man-made water parks to add to your summer bucket list: 10 Epic Waterparks In Arizona To Take Your Summer To A Whole New Level. Also, feel free to tell us about your favorite attractions and/or places of business via our nomination form. You just might see your suggestions featured in an upcoming article!
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Summer Activities In Arizona & Related Info
What are the most beautiful beaches in Arizona?
One of my favorite things about Arizona is that, although we aren't a coastal state, we still have plenty of beaches perfect for making a splash when it's warm outside. Some of the most beautiful beaches in Arizona are:
- Buckskin Mountain State Park, Parker
Surrounded by mountains, this beautiful beach near the Arizona-California border offers a boat ramp, waterfront camping, and more.
- London Bridge Beach, Lake Havasu
Lake Havasu City is Arizona's warm weather playground, and London Bridge Beach is no exception. Here, you'll find pearly white sand, a designated swimming area, playgrounds, and more family-friendly attractions.
- Patagonia Lake State Park, Nogales
This gorgeous state park beach is a renowned fishing destination, and it also offers a marina, picnic tables, grills, a campground, and scenic hiking trails.
What are the best waterparks in Arizona?
The best waterparks in Arizona include:
- Enchanted Island, Phoenix
This amusement park designed just for kids also features several water attractions including a dumping bucket and water slides.
- Mesquite Groves Aquatic Center, Chandler
A public aquatic park, Mesquite Groves is an oasis in the desert with water slides, a lazy river, a lap pool, and several other attractions perfect for beating the heat.
This incredible resort hotel boasts its very own waterpark complete with a three-story slide, a splash pad, private cabanas, and more.
How many state parks are in Arizona?
Arizona has 29 beautiful state parks. Some of the best state parks in Arizona are:
- Lost Dutchman State Park, Apache Junction
Home to the mysterious Superstition Mountains, Lost Dutchman State Park is an otherworldly place that allegedly harbors a lost gold mine (which many have perished trying to find).
This incredible park protects the largest natural travertine arch in the world.