These 4 Waterparks In North Dakota Are Pure Bliss For Anyone Who Goes There

One of the best summer activities to cool off from the heat is taking a swim. What better way to do that than with some added fun at a North Dakota waterpark? North Dakota has a lot of local pools but also has a few waterparks that you can enjoy with the whole family. Here are the 4 best waterparks in North Dakota.

1. Raging Rivers Waterpark - Mandan

This wonderful waterpark has all the basics for great swimming summer fun. Lazy river with waves, a kiddie area that any youngsters will have a blast in, and some slides for the more daring. You can spend a whole day here just enjoying the sunshine and cool water. The whole family will love it!

Raging Rivers Waterpark is located at 2600 46th Ave SE, Mandan. Check out all the fun that’s available here:

2. Splashers of the South Seas - Grand Forks

This amazing indoor waterpark is tons of fun for all ages. Whether you feel like grabbing a tube and relaxing in the lazy river or racing down the slides, there is plenty of enjoyment to be had. And the best part is that since it's indoor, it's open year-round. It doesn't have to be summer to go swimming!

Splasher's of the South Seas is located at 1000 S 42 St, Grand Forks. Check out this overview of this exciting waterpark:

3. West River Community Center Park - Dickinson

The West River Community Center has an amazing waterpark that anyone can attend. Raining outside? No problem! They have an indoor pool park area, too. Get some time in the sun while splashing around this park. You won't want to leave!

West River Community Center is located at 2004 Fairway St, Dickinson.

4. Shipwreck Bay - Fargo

Part of the Holiday Inn in Fargo, this indoor waterpark is a total blast for anyone who visits. They've got poolside concessions and plenty of fun swimming opportunities. The kids will love this place and you will, too.

Shipwreck Bay is located in the Holiday Inn at 3803 13th Ave S, Fargo.

Have you been to any of the best water parks in North Dakota? Let us know how they were in the comments. If you're dying to swim but would rather head out to a more natural, outdoor swimming hole, check out these swimming spots in North Dakota. Summer wouldn't be the same without some time in the water!