Water park · West Palm Beach, Florida
Rapids Water Park
Largest water park in Palm Beach County, in Riviera Beach, with slides, a wave pool, a lazy river and children’s areas, open in the warm season.
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About Rapids Water Park
Rapids Water Park is in Riviera Beach, north of West Palm Beach, and is the largest water park in the county. It has been family-run since the 1970s and grew gradually, adding new attractions each season.
The park has dozens of slides, from the more relaxed ones to near-vertical drops, a wave pool, a lazy river to float on tubes and shallow play areas for small children. There are food kiosks and shaded areas.
The season runs from spring to early fall, with days and hours that vary throughout the year. On summer weekends attendance is higher, and lines for the most popular slides increase in the afternoon.
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Practical information
Cidade Turismo reviews its information regularly, but something may have changed. Check with the place before planning your trip.
How much time to set aside
A full day or half a day.
Best time
On weekdays, right at opening, to get on the slides with shorter lines. Check the seasonal calendar before you go.
How to get there
It’s on Military Trail, in Riviera Beach, about 12 km north of downtown West Palm Beach, near I‑95. There is parking on site.
Tip
Bring sunscreen and sandals for hot surfaces, and check the minimum heights for slides if you’re with children.
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Frequently asked questions about Rapids Water Park
When does Rapids Water Park open?
In the warm season, from spring to early fall, with varying days and hours. Check the calendar before you go.
Is Rapids Water Park good for small children?
Yes. There are shallow areas and play features for young children, plus larger slides for those who meet the minimum height.
Where is Rapids Water Park located?
In Riviera Beach, about 12 km north of downtown West Palm Beach, near I‑95.
