Kalamunda Water Park Features: Swimming Pools * Toddler Pools * Open November – April * Water Slides Weekends & School Holidays (5yrs+) * BBQs (for hire) * Lockers * Kiosk * Picnic Tables * Showers/Change Rooms
Kalamunda Water Park is the perfect affordable day out for the family on a hot summer’s day. With two waterslides and four pools including a toddler pool there is something for the whole family to enjoy.
If your kids are crazy about water slides and could go up and down all day, you can definitely make a day of your visit to Kalamunda Water Park. There are two enclosed water slides, the Zig Zag and the Corkscrew. Both slides are on the thrill seeker side of the scale, one is very fast and the other throws you around quite a bit. They are both lots of fun and definitely scream worthy. There is no tandem riding so kids must ride alone, and must be 5 years or older. The old speed slide from the Wet & Wild Days is still in place but is blocked off and out of commission. The water slides are open weekends and school holidays.
For the younger ones the kiddies area is perfect. Here there are two small pools joined together one 20cm and the other only 30cm deep and are both well shaded.
Within the kiddies pool are a couple of fixed sit on play toys and lots of beach and bath type toys floating around to play with. There are lots of shady, grassy spots around the kiddies area, so it’s a good place to base yourself if you have young children.
There are three pools in the main area. An 8 lane, 50 m pool (ranging from 1-3m deep) with lots of leisure area and a few big inflatable rings to play with. For the younger ones there are two smaller pools, one 80cm deep and the other 40cm deep.
You are welcome to bring along your own food and drinks (no alcohol) to Kalamunda Water Park. They have gas BBQs to hire for $5.
If you don’t fancy packing your own lunch there is a kiosk with a big range of toasties, pastries, sandwiches, drinks and ice-creams.
If you are looking for a day out of water slide action that doesn’t cost the earth, or somewhere nice to enjoy a swim or a splash in the toddler pool, pack yourself a picnic or bbq lunch and head to the hills to Kalamunda Water Park.
More information: www.kalamundawaterpark.c om.au
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Review by Kids Around Perth Reporter, 25th February 2017
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