Campgrounds with water parks/water slides

Nashville Shores in Tennessee

www.winecountryrvresort.com
is directly next door to
http://www.ravinewaterpark.com/

Located in Paso Robles, CA

Doug33 wrote:

schlep1967 wrote:
Knoebles Amusement Park, Elysburg, PA. They have camping, a very small pool in the campground, a large pool at the park with 2 waterslides, and a free admission amusement park. You buy a book of tickets and pay by the ride on weekends and they have armband/handstamp specials through the week. Great thing is you don't have to pay $40 dollars to get in just so the kids can enjoy the park.

We've been to Knoebels many times - it is an awesome amusement park. but beware the CG next to Knoebels has many sites that are pretty small in size. Check first to make sure your rig will fit in the site, and don't expect to have a lot of open space around you - your neighbors will be very close by.

Knoebels has another campground down the road. Lake Glory. They run shuttles to and from the park. There are other campgrounds in the area, also.

schlep1967 wrote:
Knoebles Amusement Park, Elysburg, PA. They have camping, a very small pool in the campground, a large pool at the park with 2 waterslides, and a free admission amusement park. You buy a book of tickets and pay by the ride on weekends and they have armband/handstamp specials through the week. Great thing is you don't have to pay $40 dollars to get in just so the kids can enjoy the park.

We've been to Knoebels many times - it is an awesome amusement park. but beware the CG next to Knoebels has many sites that are pretty small in size. Check first to make sure your rig will fit in the site, and don't expect to have a lot of open space around you - your neighbors will be very close by.

Don't ever go to this CG in NJ! We went there a few years ago partially because of the water slides, and it was a nightmare. Kids were running all over the park at all hours of the night. It was a total zoo. And back then were were in a PU so we couldn't shut any of the noise out and actually felt unsafe.

http://www.buenavistacampground.com/

I just looked at some recent reviews, and it looks like it is still bad:

"Tired and neglected. Looks like this could have been a great camp ground decades ago. Water slide, mini golf, lake...all of which looked forgotten. Most sites were over grown. A good deal of seasonal campers; a few of their sites were nice, but most weren't. It wouldn't be a place we I'll return to or recommend to others. We camped here in a Travel Trailer. "

"Beware. My family and I stayed there Memorial Day weekend. We arrived on Friday and we were so unhappy we left Saturday even though we were supposed to stay until Monday.The park is in very poor shape with most seasonals who don't maintain their sites. Our electric kept going out to the point where we couldn't really use the A/C. The facilities where very dirty and the camp store was empty for the most part. I guess there's no quiet time as the radios where blaring late into the night and complaining didn't help. We will never stay there again. Guess I should have looked at reviews here first. We camped here in a Travel Trailer."

This CG may have the worst reviews I have ever read:

http://www.rvparkreviews.com/regions/New_Jersey/Buena.html

Splashway in Texas

Yogi Bear in Tabor City NC - has two pretty good water slides.

Knoebles Amusement Park, Elysburg, PA. They have camping, a very small pool in the campground, a large pool at the park with 2 waterslides, and a free admission amusement park. You buy a book of tickets and pay by the ride on weekends and they have armband/handstamp specials through the week. Great thing is you don't have to pay $40 dollars to get in just so the kids can enjoy the park.

Cedar Point has a water park right next to camper village!

Old Forge Camping Resort, in the SW corner of the Adirondacks, is owned by the people who own Enchanted Forest Water Safari.
http://www.oldforgecamping.com/