Utah’s summers can be brutally hot, but we have plenty of ways to stay cool. In addition to our shady canyons, refreshing lakes and rivers, and parks with splash pads and pools, there’s a gigantic water park with 11 slides. Splash, play, and beat the heat this summer at Cowabunga Bay.

Cowabunga Bay bills itself as the "World's Largest Water Playground," and we believe it. With 2,500 square feet of water, 12 levels, and 11 waterslides, this place is pure paradise on a hot, summer day.
Cowabunga Bay/Facebook
The zero-entry pool is perfect for wading, splashing, and swimming...
Jason Kidman/Google
...and a float on the 600-foot-long Cowabunga River is lazy fun for the whole family.
Cowabunga Bay/Facebook
Every so often, the massive, 1,500-gallon bucket high above the water playground dumps the "World's Biggest Splash," drenching guests below.
jer durfee/Google
The waterslides are a thrilling way to cool off, too. With 11 different ones to choose from, riders young and old, small and big can find something that has just the right amount of thrills.
Rick Pasler/Google

Related Stories

The Little Town Of Monticello, Utah Is Surrounded By Natural Playgrounds

The Little Town Of Monticello, Utah Is Surrounded By Natural Playgrounds

 Get In One Last Trip To Lagoon For Frights And Fun Before Winter Arrives In Utah

Get In One Last Trip To Lagoon For Frights And Fun Before Winter Arrives In Utah

 Nickel Mania Arcade In Utah With Dozens Of Vintage Games Will Bring Out Your Inner Child

Nickel Mania Arcade In Utah With Dozens Of Vintage Games Will Bring Out Your Inner Child
The Guppy Racer, Squiggler, and Hang Two slides in Cowabunga Bay Kids Cove are perfect for the smallest little guests.
Cowabunga Bay/Facebook
Hang Ten's swirling loops are never-ending fun...
Cowabunga Bay/Facebook
...and the big drop on Bombora will provide plenty of thrills.
Clark Knudsen/Google
Mondo is the biggest slide at the park. Riders experience 1,000 feet of twists and turns...all in the dark.
Clark Knudsen/Google
All the slides at Cowabunga Bay end in a run-out instead of dropping into a pool, which is much safer.
Tony Hartey/Google
Cowabunga Bay is open for the summer! To visit, you'll want to visit its website to reserve a spot. Choose from two sessions: 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., or 2:30 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Shane Huish/Google

Make your reservation on the Cowabunga Bay website, and follow the water park’s Facebook page to stay updated on its latest policies. Does this waterpark look like fun? Tag the people you want to take with you this summer in the comments!

OnlyInYourState may earn compensation through affiliate links in this article. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.

Related Articles

Explore Utah

Featured Addresses
Cowabunga Bay WaterPark, 12047 State St, Draper, UT 84020, USA