Race Down Gigantic 300-Foot Waterslides At Big Surf Waterpark In Missouri

We all have our favorite ways to relax in the summer. Some prefer thrills that get our heart racing and our adrenaline rushing. Others embrace a more leisurely approach to summer, kicking back, relaxing, and enjoying the golden sunshine. Big Surf Waterpark in Missouri offers something for everyone - from the daredevils to those who just want to chill out, making it a must-visit at least once this summer.

Take advantage of every sunsoaked moment this summer with a visit to Big Surf Waterpark at Lake of the Ozarks in Linn Run.

If you're all about relaxation, claim one of the comfy chairs that overlooks the water attractions. You can also rent a shaded cabana, perfect if you want privacy, near the wave pool.

However, if it's the thrills you're seeking, make a beeline straight for the Challenger Flumes. Soar 300 feet down the slide then fall into a refreshing three-foot pool.

You can even decide which slide you prefer. Zip through the darkened blue slide, or go through the yellow slide that's right out in the open.

That's just the start of the fun, especially if you're up for some heart-pounding excitement. Drop down four stories on Zambezi Falls, and slip down the Space Bowl.

Be sure to catch some waves at the wave pool, too.

You'll have plenty of opportunities to relax on the water. The lazy river meanders 600 feet while Splash Island is geared toward the little ones.

Big Surf Waterpark also features tables with umbrellas, where you can sit down and enjoy a delicious snack or a meal. (No outside food is allowed.)

Stop by Big Surfside Grill for a delicious bite to eat. The menu offers everything from burgers and pizza to nachos and ice cream. Check out the menu.

Find more information on the official website of Big Surf Waterpark at Lake of the Ozarks. Or, go here for Facebook.

Have you been to Big Surf Waterpark in Missouri? What's your favorite attraction? Join the conversation in the comments! On the hunt for more summer fun? Here are seven summer spots in Missouri you'll definitely want to visit.