These 7 Epic Water Parks in Minnesota Will Take Your Summer To A Whole New Level

When the temperatures rise in Minnesota, we can't wait to get into the water to cool off. And when it comes to water, the best way to enjoy it, aside from our thousands of lakes, is obviously at one of our fabulous Minnesota water parks! From slides to wave pools, here are seven water parks in Minnesota that always make a splash.

1. Bunker Beach Water Park - Coon Rapids

Minnesota's largest outdoor waterpark is built for fun with six amazing waterslides, a lazy river, a wave pool, and plenty of play areas for the little ones. It's super affordable and you'll never be bored! You need to put this waterpark at the top of your list of summer destinations in Minnesota. With Bunker Beach's 8.5 acres of fun, you will not have difficulty keeping yourself cool at this Minnesota water park!

2. Cascade Bay Water Park - Eagan

This Eagan Waterpark has slides, a lazy river, a beach, and even mini-golf to keep you entertained. Get ready for a wild time! Cascade Bay Waterpark has so much to offer that you could easily spend a whole day here!

3. Wild Mountain Waterpark - Taylors Falls

This waterpark features four epic slides, a lazy river, and a kiddie park for plenty of fun. You can also try the alpine slides and go-karts in the summer. To plan your visit to the waterpark at Wild Mountain, head over to its website.

4. Soak City Waterpark - Shakopee

ValleyFair amusement park's waterpark is full of awesome rides and a massive wave pool. Combine that with all the epic coasters, and summer just got way better! For more informaition, visit Valleyfair on its website.

5. Waseca Water Park - Waseca

Slides, geysers, pools, and more await you at this community waterpark in Waseca and there's plenty of room for the kids to play and the adults to lounge all summer long. Check the Waseca Water Park web page for the most current admission fees and hours.

6. Kamp Dels - Waterville

With two pools and this awesome play area, this campground is clearly the best in the state. You can also stay in the on-site cabins if you want to enjoy the waterpark, without the camping! Clearly Kamp Dels is much more than just a campground.

7. Como Regional Park Pool, St. Paul

This state-of-the-art waterpark features a lazy river, zip line, diving areas, climbing walls, a children's pool, and a six-lane pool where folks can swim laps while the kids splash around. This is one of the best places to swim in Minnesota. Visit the Como Regional Park Pool webpage for more information.

You won't be disappointed with a visit to any of these water parks in Minnesota - especially not on a hot, summer day! Have you visited any of the parks? Do you have any picks for the best Minnesota water parks? Let us know in the comments!