Make A Splash This Summer At Arizona’s Oasis Water Park, One Of The Top 10 Water Parks In The U.S.

Arizona summers are brutal, which means finding ways to beat the heat is an absolute must. Oasis Water Park at Arizona Grand Resort & Spa has been ranked among the top 10 water parks in the U.S. by the Travel Channel, and as one of the best water parks in AZ, it definitely deserves a spot on your bucket list for this season.

Spanning an impressive seven acres, Oasis Water Park keeps people coming back to Arizona Grand Resort & Spa year after year.

It was even ranked among the top 10 water parks in the U.S. by the Travel Channel!

From a lazy river to adrenaline-pumping slides, there are plenty of opportunities for all ages to make a splash.

Access to the park is free for resort guests, and day passes are available for visitors.

Thrill seekers make a beeline for the eight-story Slide Canyon Tower, which features three slides ranging in length from 220 to 300 feet.

If you're really in the mood for a palm-sweating adventure, opt for the Free Fall or Roadrunner. Each with a dramatic, 51-foot drop, these slides aren't for the faint of heart.

Relaxation is the name of the game in the wave pool, where the whole family can enjoy a leisurely float.

The swells are a gentle two feet, so it's perfect for the kiddos.

Soak all your troubles away in Caliente Springs, a hot tub that holds up to 25 people.

Its rolling jets and warm, soothing waters make it nearly impossible to worry about anything.

Private cabanas let you enjoy the park in style, listening to the sound of rushing water while sipping a handcrafted cocktail and noshing on delicious food from the onsite bar and grill.

What a way to spend a summer day!

Park hours vary throughout the season, so check the website for details.

Take a peek at the park in this video from GoPro Justin:

Visit the Arizona Grand Resort & Spa website or the Arizona Grand Resort Facebook page to learn more.

Have you ever been to Oasis Water Park? If so, what's your favorite ride? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section, and check out our previous article for more water parks in Arizona where you can beat the heat this summer.