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Floating water parks
Floating water parks
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Visit these water parks located in state parks!
There are three fun-filled water parks located in state parks. These water courses (suitable for both kids and adults) include inflatable slides, runways, jumping pillows, bouncers, climbing walls and more. Visit individual website to view ticket information, rules, height requirements and hours of operation.
- You must be at least 48" tall (45" for WhoaZone) to use the equipment.
- If arriving by vehicle, a Recreation Passport is required for park entry.
- Ticket, reservation info and additional amenities can be found on water park websites.
Open seasonally
WhoaZone - Bald Mountain Recreation Area
Opening in May 2026
WhoaZone is moving to Bald Mountain! You'll find brand-new features, upgraded obstacle courses and more ways to play in Oakland County.
WhoaZone at Heron Beach - Holly Recreation Area
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Recreation Passport logo in red and blue with decorative circle
Recreation Passport
Your key to Michigan state parks, recreation areas, state forest campgrounds, boating access sites and state trailheads all year long. See where it can take you!