5 listed water parks within 50 miles of the Denver, Colorado city center (U.S. Census reference point), nearest first. Distances are straight-line miles, not driving distances. Parks without a confirmed map point are not included.
The park thanks guests for the season and shows as closed; 2027 passes are coming this winter. Large outdoor water park in Federal Heights near Denver, with a wave pool, tube and body slides and the new Summit Canyon area. Its 2026 season has ended.
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View park detailsPirates Cove is closed for the season; the Bay Pool is being remodeled before next summer. City of Englewood water park in Englewood, Colorado, with day tickets and season passes. It is closed for the season while the Bay Pool is remodeled for next summer.
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View park detailsThe city says The Bay is closed for the 2026 summer season. City-run outdoor aquatic park in Broomfield with body slides, race slides, a play structure and a toddler pool. It is a summer facility, and entry needs a session ticket reserved online in advance.
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View park detailsThe aquatic park is closed for the 2026 season; the 2027 opening day is to be determined. City-run outdoor aquatic park in Brighton, Colorado with two slides, a lazy river with a wave generator and a tot pool. It is closed for 2026 and the 2027 opening day is not set yet.
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View park detailsThe published 2026 season ended September 7, 2026. Check the official calendar for the next season. City-run outdoor summer water park in Lafayette with a lazy river, tower slides, a lap pool and a zero-depth play pool. Day passes are sold only at the gate for same-day use.
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