5 parks in Kentucky with outdoor water-park areas, from 5 operators. Outdoor and indoor-plus-outdoor water parks. Outdoor areas are seasonal; many close after Labor Day or by early October and publish next season’s dates in spring.
The park's published season ends on Labor Day (September 7 in 2026) each year, so its 2026 season is over. Check the official website for next season's dates. Seasonal outdoor water park on the Fort Knox Army post in Kentucky, run by Army MWR. Day passes are priced separately for military-affiliated guests and civilians.
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View park detailsHurricane Bay is closed until it reopens in spring 2027. Outdoor water park inside Kentucky Kingdom in Louisville with wave pools, lazy rivers and slide towers. It is seasonal and is set to reopen in spring 2027.
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View park detailsThe water park is closed for the season; the splash pad stays open until mid-October. City-run outdoor water park in Williamsburg, Kentucky, with a wave pool, lazy river and slide towers, plus a campground. It is closed for the 2026 season.
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View park detailsSeasonal water park inside Beech Bend Park in Bowling Green, Kentucky, with a wave pool, lazy river and slide towers. Entry comes with Beech Bend admission during the season.
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View park detailsOutdoor water park in Eddyville, Kentucky with several tower slides and pay-one-price day admission based on height. It also sells season passes and half-price PM Splash tickets.
Day tickets $32; under 54 in $26
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