Massachusetts Water Parks & Water Resorts offer indoor beach fun for kids

Here’s a cool deal. Just 30 miles north of Boston, cool off on a hot summer day after some hot summer fun at the new Castaway Island Water Park at Canobie Lake Park. It's the largest water play complex of its type in New England! You’ll find water cannons, 9 water slides, waterfalls, and more than 180 ways of getting wet. Be sure to bring your bathing suit and hit the Island splashing. Castaway Island operates from Memorial Day Weekend through Mid-September weather & temperature permitting. Proper swim attire is required and strictly enforced. Work up a good sweat on the Park’s breathtaking thrills and rides then get your chill on. Admission is included in your one-price general admission to Canobie Lake Park. Canobie Lake Park was ranked as one of the 2018 top ten amusement parks in the U.S. by Time’s Money Magazine. Click here for 2020 park information.

Now open at the Cape Codder Resort & Spa is Cape Cod’s newest family attraction, a 30,000 square foot indoor Water Park and the only one of its kind on Cape Cod. The Park features two body slides, a 300-foot lazy river with waterfalls and rapids, giant spouting humpback whale, Kiddie play area, the Gazebo Cafe serving appetizers, sandwiches, salads, pizza, and beverages, a birthday party area and more – all beneath a giant retractable roof for sunny days. The Indoor Wave Pool, with its two-foot waves, 50 and 80 foot water slides, saunas and 24-person whirlpool is now incorporated into the Water Park. Day Passes are based on availability. Admission is free for all resort guests.