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Connecticut water parks & splash parks add a fun adventure to vacation

Connecticut's water parks, splash parks, and water slides at Connecticut's traditional amusement parks add a zesty family adventure for adults, parents and kids on a summer trip or family getaway to Connecticut. What kid doesn't feel thrills at the chance to splash, dive, and soar through water?
Aerial View - “Splash Away Bay at Quassy’s Amusement Park - Middlebury, CT
“Splash Away Bay” – Quassy’s Expanded Water Park

Quassy Amusement Park, Lake Quassapaug, Route 64 (2132 Middlebury Road) Middlebury, CT, 06762 Phone: 203-758-2913 Toll-Free: 800-367-7275

Ride “Rocket Rapids” - Connecticut’s First Water Coaster

“Splash Away Bay” is the fabulous family waterpark at Quassy Amusement & Waterpark in Middlebury, Conn. With 15 slides, cascading fountains, giant tipping bucket, kids’ splash pad – so many ways to get drenched! Challenge Category 5 Rapids – Extreme Waterslide! Enjoy the waterpark with your all-day Quassy wristband, or purchase a Quassy Beach/waterpark admission separately. Combo passes are the best value in the region – making Quassy the affordable family choice. Launch Video
Splash Pad - The Dinosaur Place at Nature's Art Village - Oakdale, CT
The Dinosaur Place at Nature's Art Village

1650 Hartford-New London Tpke. (Rt. 85) Oakdale, CT, 06370 Phone: 860-443-4367

Dinosaurs make a big splash at this theme park’s popular water attraction

When you’re ready to cool down from visiting the life-sized dinosaurs on the nature trail at The Dinosaur Place at Nature’s Art Village, head on over to the park’s popular Splash Pad, a zero-depth water playground with over 30 dinosaur-themed features from dueling T-Rex and Velociraptor water cannons to a dino rib cage waterfall, dumping buckets and a Pteranodon who flies up from its nest when you happen to step on particular ground sensors. The Splash Pad, the largest in New England, with a separate area for infants and toddlers, has changing rooms and lots of seating where you can relax and watch the kids as they try to manage the Triceratops loop or avoid getting the Stegosaurus who tends to … spit.