Located in the Northeastern corner of the Poconos, is a BIG little water park that is SO much more than a water park!
Carousel Water and Fun Park in Pennsylvania has a host of family friendly attractions, perfect for that day out. Certainly, there might be bigger parks with more thrilling rides, but this charming family experience lets you have all the fun of a theme park but without the queues and the breaking budget!
First of all there is the water fun! It’s so much fun to cool down on those hot summer days, so why not start by climbing to the treetops and choosing one of the two very fun water slides? Those smaller kids in the family might prefer the wading pool, with a cute frog slide, boot slide and of course shallow water to give them a safe play time.
Fancy some competition? The Bumper Boats are the way to go! Anyone over 3 years can enjoy this splashing and crashing experience where you just give each other a “gentle nudge!”
Time to dry off? Let’s head on over to the land fun! Get behind the wheel and enjoy some go-karting fun on a real, paved and competative oval track. Kids over 3 can ride with an adult, and you don’t need your driving licence to ride!
If those little ones want to try their hand at driving, head to the Kiddie Kars where they can experience the thrill of driving in their own motorized buggies – at their own pace!
Carousel Water and Fun Park have mini golf perfect for beginners and pros, and the games room is teen heaven with air hockey, basketball, skeeball, and other video games that will give them hours of fun!
Who needs those HUGE theme parks spanning acres when there is just as much family fun right here!
We came to this place hoping it would be a enjoyable experience for my 4 year-old-son. He did indeed have fun at the pool. But, the manager was rude. We purchased the all day pass, which you have to have a braclet put on your wrist to prove you purchased it. My son was tugging at his wrist band and wanted to take it off. My son has autism and kids with autism do not like anything on their bodies they are not used to. So we took it off and put it around his belt loop on his shorts. After putting my son on one of the power wheel rides I hear, “Hey, hey!, where is his wristband?” I looked up and showed him the band on his shorts. The manager, i’m guessing said, “Oh no honey, you need to put it on his wrist”. I told him that he is autistic and has sensory issues. He said it was “the policy of the park, and the teenage staffers need to make sure no one shares the wristband , with a non-paying customer.” Seriously, there was about 10 people in the amusement park not 100. It was “dead”, hardly anyone there and he is telling me that I have to put it on my son who was crying and screaming trying to pull it off his wrist 15 mins ago.***FIRST AND LAST TIME I EVER GO TO THIS PLACE!!!***IF YOU HAVE A CHILD WITH ANY TIME OF SENSORY ISSUES AVOID IT, PLEASE DO YOURSELF A FAVOR!!!***VERY RUDE MANAGER!!
Great bang for the buck! Kids enjoyed the water slides, go-karts & mini-golf. Hours of fun.