5 parks in South Carolina 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.
Greenville Rec says its waterparks are closed for the season. County-run outdoor water park in Lakeside Park, Piedmont, South Carolina, with a 270 ft funnel slide, two smaller slides and a baseball-themed splash pad. Open in summer only.
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View park detailsThe county water parks are closed for the season. County-run outdoor summer water park at Southside Park in Simpsonville, South Carolina, with slides, a lazy river and a FlowRider. Closed for the season.
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View park detailsThe park says it is closed for the 2026 season and will reopen in 2027. Standalone water park in Myrtle Beach with a wave pool, lazy river, tube and body slides and a FlowRider. It is seasonal and has closed for 2026; it plans to return in 2027.
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View park detailsThe park's calendar lists Labor Day, September 7, 2026, as the last open day of the 2026 season. City-owned outdoor water park in Hartsville, South Carolina, with slides, a wave pool and a lazy river. It runs a summer season from May to Labor Day, with daily tickets and season passes.
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View park detailsThe published 2026 season ended August 8, 2026. Check the official calendar for the next season. County water park in Orangeburg, South Carolina, run by the YMCA of Columbia, with slides, a lazy river and a tot pool. It opens on summer weekends; entry is free for YMCA members and paid for others.
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