7 water parks listed in Kansas: 2 indoor, 5 outdoor. 1 resort park with confirmed day passes; 3 parks with a current status notice. Counts include only parks we could check on an official website.
Indoor resort water park at Great Wolf Lodge in Kansas City, Kansas, heated year-round. Overnight guests get access, and full-day and half-day passes are sold.
Day passes from $35
View park detailsKenwood Cove is closed for the 2026 season; the city points visitors to information about the 2027 season. City-run outdoor water park in Salina with body and tube slides, a lazy river and a kids area. It opens each summer from late May to mid-August and paid admission is required.
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View park detailsCity-run outdoor water park in McPherson with a 500-foot lazy river, a giant slide, a zero-entry pool and a children's splash pad. It is a summer facility with daily admission and season passes.
Daily admission, ages 0-2 free
View park detailsThe published 2026 season ended August 9, 2026. Check the official calendar for the next season. County-run outdoor aquatic center in Topeka, Kansas, with a wave pool, a five-slide tower and a kids leisure pool. It opens for a summer season only.
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View park detailsIndoor water park in Garden City, Kansas, next to the Clarion Inn and Sleep Inn. Visitors buy passes from the park website; it is closed Mondays and Tuesdays.
Passes sold on park website
View park detailsOutdoor city water park in Carey Park, Hutchinson, Kansas, with two large slides, a drop slide, a 50-meter pool and a tot pool. Daily admission is low-cost; season passes are sold.
Adults $5.25, youth $4
View park detailsThe city page says the 2026 season closed on Sunday, August 9, 2026. City-run outdoor aquatic center in Shawnee, Kansas aimed at children 9 and under, with a mini wave pool, body slide and aquatic playground. It opens only in summer.
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