white water bay

White Water Bay in OKC is one of the city’s most popular destinations. There can be no better destination than a water theme park in the sweltering summer season. Slides, pools, thrills and spills… it’s all there to provide the perfect family entertainment.

With all age groups finding this their favorite spot, White Water Bay in OKC does not disappoint. It has more than 30 wrinkles. Some of the most talked about are the Mega Wedgie with a 64 foot drop, the Bermuda Triangle, the Big Kahuna flume slide, the Acapulco Cliff Dive high speed free fall slide and Cannonball Falls which takes you down a 8 feet in the water. . Serious waves and surf action can be witnessed at The Wave Pool.

Less adventurous individuals and families have a more manageable thrill to look forward to, like Keelhaul Falls, which floats riders from pool to pool via short drops and slides. People can race down a flume slide one at a time at the Swashbuckler Flumes Tube. Shipwreck Island is an activity pool that features the Calypso Cannonball and Blackbeard’s Revenge body slides, as well as jumping rocks and lily pads.

There are also quieter things for those who prefer a bit of peace and quiet, like floating down the placid Castaway Creek. You can also choose to relax in the sun doing nothing! Kids have the exclusive Kids’ Kove with fun slides, fountains, a submarine that kids can climb through, and an octopus that they can play on.

White Water Bay, located around the Oklahoma City metropolitan area, is a 25-acre water theme park opened in 1981 and currently associated with PARC 7F-Operations Corp after being owned and operated by Six Flags Theme Parks, Inc. and CNL Lifestyle Properties. Tourists can count on transportation services offered by hotels in OKC to take them to White Water Bay and other destinations in OKC.