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Water Parks in Ontario

Water Parks in Ontario: Excitement for the Whole Family!

Bingeman’s
Kitchener. Big Splash Waterpark with wavepool and slides. Funworx Indoor playground, rock climbing, mini-golf, etc. Part of the Bingeman’s Camping Resort.

Canada’s Wonderland
Vaughan (about a 30-minute drive north of Toronto). This is both a water park and amusement park, with some of the biggest rollercoaster rides in North America. Kids and adult thrill-seekers will enjoy this. For more details see my detailed 2-page article on Canada’s Wonderland.

Fallsview Indoor Water Park
Niagara Falls Ontario. This Niagara Falls water park connected to four brand name hotels in central Niagara Falls. Part of the Falls Avenue Entertainment Complex. You don’t have to be a guest at one of those hotels. You can purchase a day pass but they’re limited based on availability so try to book ahead.

Great Wolf Lodge
Niagara Falls Ontario. Sorry, no wolves here! But lots of family fun! This Niagara Falls water park is one of a chain of 12 lodges (all of the others are in the United States). This sole Canadian outlet opened in April 2006. Note: You have to be a guest at the lodge in order to use the Water Park.

Wild Waterworks in Confederation Park
Hamilton. Great slides and Canada’s largest outdoor wave pool. The Water Park is located in Confederation Park, which lines the beach along the shore of Lake Ontario. Take a relaxing stroll along the boardwalk and stop at Hutch's for ice cream (you’ve earned it!) or Baranga's on the Beach, a popular restaurant with outdoor seating. Not far from Adventure Village (see above). A summer-time must for locals and tourists-in-the-know.

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