Known as Delaware's largest water park, Jungle Jim's features several rides and adventures including bumper boat rides, ok-karts, mini golf and a water park with wave pools, a lazy river, a rock climb, a kiddie pool and several giant water slides. Season passes and all-day passes are available for cheaper rates for guests. All guests must abide by certain rules including no running, no coolers or glass bottles, no smoking, no gum, kids under 42 inches cannot ride mountain slides or orange slides and all babies must wear swim diapers. Jungle Jim's is located in Rehoboth Beach and also features group, corporate and party packages.
Thunder Lagoon Water Park is located in Fenwick Island, Delaware and features several activities such as an 18 hole miniature golf course, a go-kart track, a boardwalk, a lazy river, kiddie pool and lagoon. Thunder Lagoon Water Park also features dining on their boardwalk with options such as beach fries, pizza, burgers, popcorn, funnel cakes and caramel popcorn. Thunder Lagoon Water Park is located just north of Ocean City and provides fun filled family adventures.
Located in Rehoboth Beach, Midway Speedway Park is an amusement park that features not only water activities such as a lazy river, a bumper boat lagoon, an activity pool and a recreational pool, but also features other activities such as a rock climbing wall, mini golf and go-karts. Midway Speedway Park offers birthday party packages, group packages and corporate packages. Money saving coupons are available online for guests as well as the option to purchase tickets for Midway Speedway Park online.
Killens Pond State Park is located in Felton and features trails, boating, camping grounds and a water park. The water park has water slides, a baby pool, a tot lot, a spray fountain and a main pool. Food and concession stands are available to guests as well as unisex bathrooms. The park is wheelchair accessible and has locker rooms that are fully equipped with hand and hair dryers, baby changing stations and lower toilet facilities.
