These 13 Epic Waterparks in South Carolina Will Take Your Summer To A Whole New Level
Summer in the Palmetto State can be a little on the hot and humid side. Don’t suffer when there are so many great ways to cool off…starting with these 13 great waterparks in South Carolina that will take the summer to a new level.
During these uncertain times, please keep safety in mind and consider adding destinations to your bucket list to visit at a later date.
South Carolina's only oceanfront waterpark has something for everyone, including a combo pass to get into their amusement park also. More info, pricing and directions here.
Family fun is only a Lazy River, or a Tube Slide away, at this water park on James Island in Charleston. More info, directions, rates and hours here.
Toddlers to adults will enjoy the attractions at this park at the Y Complex. Scroll down here to see days of week, hours and admission costs.
Pirate-themed water fun for the whole family. Directions and more information on their website.
Santee's new waterpark opened in 2015. Why drive to the beach when you have so much fun now right in your backyard in Santee? More Info and hours.
Waterslides galore mark the fun at this park with something for all ages. More information, hours and fees here.
Family fun awaits with a lazy river and slides at Discovery Island.
Directions, more information and fees here.
Fun for all ages and a ton of slides, water stations, a wavepool, a lazy river...and more. More info, fees and hours here.
Great for the younger ones, the Piratesville Splashpad at Byerly Park in Hartsville dishes up plently of opportunities for everyone to cool off. More info, rates and hours here.
Fifteen acres of water play fun including this lazy river. More info, hours, diretions and costs here.
A sandy beach awaits at Richardson's plus waterslides and diving boards. More information, including address, hours and rates here.
This park features a huge pool with slides and a unique "bowl" slide that will have you going round and round. More infomation, directions hours and fees here.
Wild Water & Wheels offers sixteen acres of water attractions with something for everyone in the family. More info, ticket prices and directions here.
With so many choices for cooling off and having fun, “water” you waiting for? Where’s your go-to waterpark in South Carolina? We’d love to know in our comments.
