These 9 Water Parks In Missouri Are Pure Bliss For Anyone Who Goes There
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Stephanie Butler
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Missouri summers are super hot and way too humid. Cool yourself off and have a great time at one of Missouri’s water parks. They are just the thing for people of all ages to enjoy, whether you want to slide, ride, race, swim, or just float. Let’s take a look at the best water parks in Missouri.
2100 Hub Dr, Independence, MO 64050, USA
Located at 2100 South Hub Drive, Independence, MO, The Adventure Oasis Water Park features a lazy river, lap pool, three water slides, and a children's water play area. This city-operated park also hosts summer programs including swim lessons.
954 State Rd Y, Linn Creek, MO 65052, USA
Attractions at this fun water park near Osage Beach include an activity pool, lazy river, body & tube slides, as well as The Space Bowl, which is the first of its type in the U.S. It is located at 954 State Road Y, Linn Creek.
Check out all the fun to be had at Big Surf:
Check out all the fun to be had at Big Surf:
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Branson mo hotels, 2715 State Hwy 76, Branson, MO 65616, USA
This park, as part of Silver Dollar City located at 3505 West Hwy 76, Branson, boasts exciting rides, tube and surf pools, and the lazy river.
Take a look at all the fun rides at this waterpark:
Take a look at all the fun rides at this waterpark:
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2344 McKelvey Rd, Maryland Heights, MO 63043
Another city-run waterpark located in Maryland Heights, activities include a body slide, lazy river, body & tube slides, and a family fun pool. You’ll find it at 2344 McKelvey Rd, Maryland Heights, MO 63043.
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5330 Raytown Rd, Raytown, MO 64133, USA
Located at 5330 Raytown Rd, Raytown. Has four waterslides, a zero-depth entry activity pool, a half-pipe tube ride, a kiddie pool, and a large swimming pool. It also offers swim lessons. (Editor’s Note: Super Splash USA has unfortunately closed its doors for good)
9103 E 39th St, Kansas City, MO 64133, USA
Coco Key Water Resort is a part of Kansas City's Holiday Inn at 9103 East 39th Street. Missouri's largest indoor water park, it features water slides, an adventure river, a dip-in theater, an indoor-outdoor spa, a lounge, private poolside cabanas, an interactive play island, an arcade, and restaurants. (Editor’s Note: Unfortunately, Coco Key Water Resort has permanently closed)
1945 W 76 Country Blvd, Branson, MO 65616, USA
Branson plays host to another fun waterpark, located at 1945 West 76 Country Blvd. This is an indoor AND outdoor water park, and it also has an indoor miniature golf course.
Take a look at the thrilling, lit-up waterslides:
Take a look at the thrilling, lit-up waterslides:
4545 Worlds of Fun Ave, Kansas City, MO 64161, USA
Oceans of Fun and Worlds of Fun are two parks with one admission price, located in Kansas City. Oceans of Fun, of course, is the water park and features one of the largest selections of water attractions in Missouri.
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4900 Six Flags Rd, Eureka, MO 63025, USA
One admission price gets you into both Six Flags and Hurricane Harbor, in Eureka, about 30 minutes outside of St. Louis. Keep in mind, you have to rent the tubes, so if you want to do tube rides, expect the extra expense.
Have you been to any of the best water parks in Missouri? Planning a trip? Did we miss one? Tell us all about it in the comments. For more places to swim, check out these lovely swimming holes in Missouri.
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What are some hidden gem attractions in Missouri?
Hidden gem attractions in Missouri include:
- Hickory Canyons Natural Area. Located near Ste. Genevieve, this place has several trails with lovely waterfalls along the way.
- Mizumoto Japanese Stroll Garden. Few things are as beautiful as a well-manicured Japanese garden and this one is no exception.
- Painted Rock Conservation Area. You’ll need to do a bit of hiking to get here, but the views are well worth it.
- McBaine Burr Oak. This massive and gorgeous old oak tree is over 300 years old and is the oldest living tree in the state.
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What are the weirdest roadside attractions in Missouri?
The weirdest roadside attractions in Missouri include:
- The Awakening. This is a metal sculpture of a giant man either clawing his way out of or sinking into the earth.
- Castle Northmoor. Located in Kansas City, this odd castle has a tower with several stone bear heads and oil paintings of knights.
- Boathenge. That’s right. It’s a replica of Stonehenge…made out of boats. You’ll find it in the town of Easley.
- Metal Dinosaur. This is a dinosaur made of scrap metal and there’s a metal warrior with a horned helmet and a bow and arrow hunting it.
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What are the most underrated attractions in Missouri?
The most underrated attractions in Missouri include:
- Laura Ingalls Wilder Home and Museum. Come see the place where the “Little House on the Prairie” books were written.
- Lone Elk Park. If you’re into wildlife, come here to see elk, deer, wild turkeys, bison, and much more.
- The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures. This is the largest collection of antique toys in America and is a wonderful palace for nostalgia.
- Seal Life. This aquarium in Kansas City has more than 30 exhibits where you can learn about and interact with all manner of sea creatures.
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