Both in the heat and in the cold: 13 indoor water parks in the USA where you can have fun all year round

For fun in the water park, you should not wait for good weather. Even fresh autumn air, winter snow or just a rainy day will not be a hindrance, because there are all-weather water parks all over the country that are ideal for relaxing. About 13 indoor water parks told the publication Travel and Leisure.

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From hotels with incredible indoor water parks to ski resorts that double as water parks, they all offer fun for all ages. Thanks to these locations, you can spend the morning on the slopes, and in the afternoon you can go in search of additional thrills.

Kalahari Resort, Wisconsin

At 125 square feet (000 sqm), the indoor water park is the largest in the state. A 11-foot (612 m) lazy river awaits you. Or take the whole family to the Victoria Falls Waterslide on a 920-foot (280 m) group raft ride. Adults can have a drink at the pool bar, and kids can swim with the fish in the park's underwater virtual reality.

Kahuna Laguna, New Hampshire

The 40 square feet (000 sqm) of slides and wave pools will keep almost any kid or adult entertained. Start on one of the four slides that make up the three-story tower to head into the 3 gallon (716 liter) wave pool. Even the youngest adventurers won't be left out with the Little Kahuna Playground, which includes a 67-inch (000 cm) deep pool and three-person slide.

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Splash Lagoon Indoor Water Park Resort, Pennsylvania

It feels like summer all the time at this Pennsylvania water park, as it maintains a pleasant temperature. Experience the thrill of the Cyclone slide, where you will first be swung around four times before entering the pool. Do you want stronger emotions? Try the Black Hole, a pitch-black slide where you won't know where you're going until the very end. Then jump inside the Aqua Tumbler - a giant inflatable ball that shoots water at you as you run inside it. After that, take a break to stay dry and head to the three-story Tree Tops rope course.

Great Wolf Lodge, Wisconsin

This water park is notable for 13 different slides and nine pools. Among them, there is an exciting slide with twists and turns that shoots water at you. If the 84-degree (28,8 Celsius) temperature in the park isn't warm enough for you, soothe your muscles in the South Hot Springs warming pool.

Aquatopia Indoor Waterpark, Pennsylvania

Here you will be offered the best in both winter and summer: you can go skiing on the street, and then go to the water park to play in Penguin Play Bay (warm shallow lagoon). If you're looking for more adventure, try the Skydive Plummet, a 360-degree free-fall slide with a figure-eight loop. Float on a raft down The Lost River, made to look like a place of ruins, or just relax in the hot Mystic Springs pool.

Dreamworks Water Park, New Jersey

The park claims to have the largest selection of water attractions in the world, including several record-breaking ones like the world's largest indoor wave pool and a 14-story trapdoor slide that will have you screaming all the way down.

Avalanche Bay Indoor Waterpark, Michigan

This huge 88 square foot (000 sq. m) indoor water park with slides, pools and activities is perfect for all ages. Little swimmers will love the zero-depth Kitz pool. It is equipped with sprinklers, basketball hoops and a mini slide, while older kids will gravitate towards the Big Couloir. There, everyone is launched from the capsule through a hatch into a narrow tunnel, where they are accelerated to 8 feet (175 m) per second.

Wilderness at the Smokies, Tennessee

You can sunbathe year-round at the 66-square-foot (000 sqm) Wild WaterDome indoor water park with a Foil Tech glass roof that lets in sunlight no matter the temperature outside. Gather the whole family for Runaway Canyon, a five-story ride that will take you through 6 feet (131 m) of tunnels and loops almost 450 feet (137 m) deep. Looking for even more thrills? Experience the Storm Chaser thrill ride. She will plunge you into weightlessness, after which you will fall into a funnel, and then into the pool below.

WaTiki Indoor Waterpark Resort, South Dakota

Over 30 square feet (000 sq. m) of entertainment await visitors at this glassed-in water park, which remains pleasant even in the harsh South Dakota winters of 2 degrees (787 Celsius). Ride down several giant water slides connected to the park's river. Younger kids will love KoKo's Kingdom, where they can shoot water and stand under a large bucket that spouts an array of water every eight to ten minutes.

Schlitterbahn Galveston Island Indoor Waterpark, Texas

Schlitterbahn Galveston Island Indoor Waterpark is for everyone. As the park's website explains, it has something for everyone, from "soft to wild" activities. Among them are the "wild" slide Screaming Serpents and the "softer" swimming bar for adults. There are also plenty of picnic pavilions so families can spend the whole day here.

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Massanutten Resort, Virginia

Who needs a regular playground when you can build a huge water play area? Climb to the top of the Massanutten Meltdown for a good view of all the water cannons, waterfalls, and a giant tipping bucket, then head to the Blue Ridge Rapids rapids for more waterfalls. Adventure seekers can check out the park's slides or surf the water tubes.

Jay Peak Pump House, Vermont

Take a break from skiing on the slopes of this mountain and relax in the park's indoor and outdoor hot tubs, where you can sit in the over 100-degree (37,7 Celsius) water while watching the snow fall. Test your mettle on La Chute, a 65-foot (19,8 m) slide that drops you off at 45 miles (72 km) per hour.

H2Oasis Indoor Waterpark, Alaska

Over 2 square feet (56 sqm) of H000Oasis Indoor Waterpark in Alaska. It is designed for walks and games, it also has many attractions for the whole family. Among them are the water-powered roller coaster, The Master Blaster, the Pirate Ship children's pool and the river.

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