This Family Waterpark In North Carolina With The Longest Mat Racer In The Southeast Will Make Your Summer Epic
Robin Jarvis
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Heads up to everyone in the Tar Heel State (and surrounding states!), the best waterpark in North Carolina features the longest boogie board mat racer slide in the entire Southeast. Carolina Harbor in Charlotte is already the largest waterpark in North Carolina, and it takes another claim with this attraction.
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Get a closer look at the fun waiting for you on the Boogie Board Racer with this video from the Carowinds Facebook page:
Learn more about the longest boogie board mat racer in the Southeast and about the best waterpark in North Carolina with a visit to the Carolina Harbor page on the Carowinds website.
For more nearby things to do after visiting this North Carolina water park, check out seven hidden gems in Charlotte! Also, don’t forget to nominate your favorite attractions in North Carolina for the chance to see them featured in an upcoming article!
Check out this YouTube video by Rides&Roars to discover some of the other attractions at this incredible waterpark in North Carolina:
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Summer Fun In North Carolina & Related Info
What are the most beautiful beaches in North Carolina?
The most beautiful beaches in North Carolina include:
This small, quiet beach community is a great place to collect conch seashells, and the water and sand are absolutely gorgeous.
- Emerald Isle
Located in the southern part of the Outer Banks, Emerald Isle's crystal-clear waters are beloved by North Carolinians.
- Oak Island
Oak Island is tucked away on a barrier island in the southeastern part of the state, and it's both scenic and relaxing. The island is also great for fishing!
Are there any natural lazy rivers in North Carolina?
In my opinion, it isn't officially summer until I've enjoyed a float trip on at least one river. If you agree, check out these natural lazy rivers in North Carolina:
Located near Bryson City, Deep Creek has two different sections: a family-friendly upper section as well as a more fast-paced lower section.
Nicknamed the "Dirty Dan" by locals, this river offers both calm waters and rapids for those seeking a more thrilling adventure.
This historic river sees scores of Asheville residents each summer. As you float, you'll see gorgeous mountains and forests, and you'll pass several breweries, as well.
How many state parks are in North Carolina?
North Carolina has 41 incredible state parks. Some of the best state parks in North Carolina are:
- Medoc Mountain State Park, Hollister
Tucked away in the tiny town of Hollister, Medoc Mountain State Park on the 350-million-year-old ruins of a former mountain range.
- Hanging Rock State Park, Danville
This sprawling state park truly has it all: waterfalls, swimming holes, caves, camping, hiking trails, and more!
- Chimney Rock State Park, Chimney Rock
Boasting an otherworldly, rock-laden landscape, Chimney Rock State Park is a nature lover's paradise.