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Chalet for skiing, snowboarding and go-karts, plus alpine slides.
Specific pool temperatures for Wild Mountain's water park are not readily available in public information. However, water parks typically maintain their pools at comfortable temperatures, generally aiming for the low to mid-80s Fahrenheit (approximately 27-29°C) for an enjoyable guest experience.
What are people saying (AI review summary)? The reviews consistently praise the park as an excellent destination for families, especially on hot days, offering a diverse range of attractions including both wet (water slides, kiddie pool, free fall) and dry rides (go-karts, alpine slide). Many found the 'Super Fun Pass' or combo wristbands to be a great deal, although some dry-only passes were perceived as 'a little spendy.' A unique and highly appreciated aspect is the park's allowance for guests to bring their own food, coolers, and grills, setting up 'camp' outside the water park, which creates a friendly, 'tailgate' atmosphere. Staff members are generally described as friendly and helpful, with a standout commendation for John at the go-karts for his exceptional attentiveness and patience. While minor downsides include occasional lines for dry rides, a few alpine sleds needing replacement, and one water slide being a bit rough, overall the rides are fun, the facilities are enjoyable, and kids are eager to return. First-time visitors also found the experience educational for maximizing their day.
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Good for Children
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Accepts Credit Cards
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Accessible Entrance
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Accessible Restroom
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Listing Reviews
July 28th, 2025A.T. Traveler
What a great way to spend a 96° day!!!! Such a great deal on the super fun pass where you can do everything. The ONLY downside is the lines for the “dry rides”… but that’s to be expected. This was our first trip up here after stumbling upon it from a google search. It was highly educational as we learned so much about how to maximize your day, excited to head up again knowing what we know now. I originally assumed it would be like a “Valleyfair” or something that inside the gates, you can’t bring anything with ya. Polar opposite as you can set up a camp right outside the water park, in a nice shady area with chairs, coolers, grills… everything you’d need for a family get together. The place we found was really nice and all our neighbors were friendly! It was like a giant tailgate for water parks. The waters felt great, the rides were fun, and the kids can’t wait to go back. The staff were all very friendly and were able to answer questions as they arose. Thank you all for such a great day!
August 23rd, 2025Lisa Cooper
We were visiting the area from Boston with our 4 kids and looked up things to keep them occupied for a day. No go karts for kids in the northeast due to strict safety rules so we were thrilled to find this place. The kids loved the go karts and the alpine slide. We were there for about 4 hours and the kids never got bored. Couple of the alpine sleds need to be replaced though! Would definitely recommend this place for families, the price was very reasonable!
August 30th, 2025Paul Howlett
Little spendy. We paid for two tickets (dry pass) all day mind you! $50 total. Included race track mini cars, and alpine slide. My partner was just under the height 46" so we rode together but it worked out we did have a blast!
July 13th, 2025Holly Cain
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ We had an awesome experience at the go-carts thanks to John! He went above and beyond, especially with our son who is vision impaired—he was kind, attentive, and made sure our son felt safe and included. John was also great at interacting with everyone in line and showed so much patience with all the kids, keeping things fun and organized. It was clear he was running the show on his own, as his coworker sat under the umbrella the entire time just waving the checkered flag. Despite the lack of help, John never missed a beat. He truly deserves recognition for his dedication and great attitude. Thank you, John!
June 27th, 2024Leah H
Fun place, has wet rides and dry rides. You have to buy a wrist band. You can either buy just for the dry or wet rides, or have it for both. About $20 for choosing wet/dry or $40 for both. Love the alpine slide, fun to ride little carts down a big winding trail. Get to ride ski lift up which is relaxing. Has 4 big water slides, 3 of them have to use an intertube, and the other just your body. Getting to each waterside there's a mini hike uphill and some stairs. Good exercise! Warning (black hole water slide) - hurts a little on the back and the water pressure when getting to the bottom also can hurt a little.) They do have a kitty pool for kids to play, which is separate from the water slides. Also the free fall! They have 2 Levels. You must be able to land properly and pass in order to go to the top level. No tricks or flips just jumping off. Go carts are fun, small course but it's a fun time for a couple hours. Recommend a try!
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Opening Hours
| Sunday | 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
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| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | Closed |
| Saturday | 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
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