5 water parks listed in North Carolina: 1 indoor, 3 outdoor, 1 with the setting not recorded. 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.
Carolina Harbor is the 26-acre water park at Carowinds in Charlotte, North Carolina, with large slides, wave pools, play structures and a three-acre kids area. Entry is through Carowinds park tickets and passes.
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View park detailsIndoor water park kept at 84 degrees year-round at the Great Wolf Lodge resort in Concord, near Charlotte. Room stays include entry; full-day and half-day passes are sold online and can sell out.
Day passes from $40
View park detailsThe published 2026 season ended September 7, 2026. Check the official calendar for the next season. City-run outdoor aquatic center at City Lake Park in Jamestown with three slides, a lazy river, splash pads and a 50-meter pool. It opens late May to Labor Day.
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View park detailsThe city says the Leisure Pool is closed for the season and will post 2027 updates. City-run outdoor leisure pool in Statesville, North Carolina with a lazy river and two water slides. Admission is sold per swim session, first come, first served, in summer only.
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View park detailsThe park is closed for the 2026 season; 2027 season passes are on sale. Outdoor summer water park in Greensboro with more than 40 attractions, including a wave pool, lazy river and kids play zones. It has closed for the 2026 season.
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