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Location
Visitor tip
Bring a change of clothes and plan to spend the full day - Waterfall Junction is included with Riverbanks Zoo admission, so you can visit both the water park and explore the Botanical Gardens in one trip
Visitor tip
Watch young children closely on the splash pad and playground areas - the cement flooring can be slick and slippery, causing falls. Wear water shoes or sandals with good grip
Best time
Arrive early to beat crowds, especially during summer weekends - reviews mention the park can get quite crowded in certain areas
Quick Facts
- Kiddie Area
- Li'l Sprouts Splash Zone
- Splash Zone
- Aflac Splash Zone
- Hours
- 9:00AM–4:30PM daily
- Special Events
- Race for Conservation 5K
What visitors say
Great place for kids and adults alike to cool off in the summer heat. While there, bring a change of clothes and visit Riverbanks Zoo and see the Botanical gardens! A great way for the entire family to spend the day!
Fun place for the kids. It can get quite crowded in places. Be careful with little ones since this includes all ages.
Lots to do but kids like to walk fast and still fall on the slick cement. They really need to change the flooring. We stayed with our kids the whole time but kept helping other kids up. Kids were falling everywhere and busting heads and…
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Did You Know?
- Waterfall Junction is included in Riverbanks Zoo & Garden admission, allowing visitors to experience both the water park and zoo in a single visit
- The water park features a tree house attraction, mentioned by multiple reviewers as a notable feature
- Waterfall Junction hosts a Race for Conservation 5K event on May 16 at 7:15am, supporting conservation efforts
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