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Water parks in Branson

Branson has two water parks, both on the 76 Strip. White Water, run by Silver Dollar City, is outdoors and open from May 29 to September 6, 2027. Splash Country at Grand Country has an indoor park open all year, with day passes of $45 for 12 and up and $25 for kids 4 to 11, and it's included when you stay at the Grand Country hotel.

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Checked November 7, 20262 water parksIndoor all year

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The short answer

The two water parks

White Water
Where3505 W 76 Country BlvdSeasonOutdoor, May 29 to September 6, 2027
Price: Day tickets on Silver Dollar City's booking page; unlimited with the 2027 Diamond pass. Silver passholders add the summer for $60, and Gold passholders upgrade to Diamond for $60
Splash Country
WhereGrand Country, 1945 W 76 Country BlvdSeasonIndoor and outdoor; the indoor park is open all yearPriceDay pass $45 for 12+, $25 for ages 4–11, free for 3 and under; included for Grand Country hotel guests

Splash Country day passes · White Water tickets

White Water: 2027 hours

Branson with kids

Splash Country

The indoor water park at Grand Country

The indoor park recently doubled in size and is climate controlled, warm in winter and cool in summer. In the summer months an outdoor play area opens too.

Grands Fort Tree House
What it isThree levels of water play, two tube slides and a 1,000-gallon bucket that tips every eight minutesHeightNone
Wave Pool
What it isWaves up to 3 feetHeightUnder 48 in within arm's reach of an adult
Rock Burst Racing Rafts
What it isTimed racing rafts, single or double tubesHeight48 in, or 42 with an adult
Lost Miners Cavern
What it isDark twisting slide through a caveHeight48 in, or 42 with an adult
Highwall Heights
What it isTwo slides, over 400 feet together, with an LED light showHeight48 in
Crosscut Falls
What it isTwo tube slides dropping about 3 storiesHeight42 in
Prospects Bend Lazy River
What it is250 feet with recline tubesHeightNone
Sandstone Springs
What it isKids' pool with bungee swings, a frog slide and a trout slideHeightNone
Also
What it isEureka Mine slide, Hatfield Holler creek, Froggy Bog jets, Drillers Cove basketball pool and hot tubsHeightNone

White Water

Silver Dollar City's outdoor water park

13 acres of slides, waves and a river on the 76 Strip, open from late May to early September.

The big slides

KaPau Plummet, the 75-foot Kalani Towers Drop Slides at over 40 mph, and the four-lane Kalani Towers Mat Racer. Most need 48 inches; the mat racer and Pipeline Plunge 42.

For families

The Ohana Falls raft ride, Aloha River through a Polynesian jungle and the 500,000-gallon Surf's Up Wave Pool.

For little kids

Coconut Cove for kids up to 48 inches and Splashaway Cay with slides, water shooters and geysers.

Rules to know

No coolers or outside food except one sealed water bottle per person and packaged kids' snacks; lockers from $15 a day; the park is cashless.

White Water: every slide, rules and 2027 hours

Hotel pools

Swimming in winter

24 of the 48 hotels we compare have an indoor pool. At the Hyatt Vacation Club at Timber Ridge, all resort pools are closed for renovation until about May 1, 2027.

Where to stay in Branson

Branson resorts compared

Lodge of the Ozarks: Indoor pool
Hotel Grand Victorian: Indoor pool, outdoor pool, hot tub
Best Western Center Pointe Inn: Indoor pool, outdoor pool
Grand Country Waterpark Resort: 2 indoor pools, 2 outdoor pools, kids' pool, lazy river, hot tub
Hilton Promenade at Branson Landing: Indoor pool, hot tub
Hilton Branson Convention Center: Indoor pool, outdoor pool, hot tub
Comfort Inn & Suites Branson Meadows: Indoor pool, hot tub
Hampton Inn Branson - Branson Hills: Indoor pool
La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Branson: Indoor pool
Hampton Inn by Hilton Branson on the Strip: Indoor pool
Branson Towers Hotel: Indoor pool, hot tub
Westgate Branson Woods Resort and Cabins: 2 outdoor pools, indoor pool, hot tub
Hilton Grand Vacations Club Paradise Point Hollister: Indoor pool, seasonal outdoor pool
Angler's Lodge Hollister: Indoor pool, hot tub
Club Wyndham Branson at The Meadows: 4 outdoor pools, indoor pool, hot tub
The Suites at Fall Creek: Indoor pool, outdoor pool, kids' pool, hot tub
Chateau on the Lake Resort Spa and Convention Center: Indoor pool, seasonal outdoor pool, hot tub
Marriott's Willow Ridge Lodge: Indoor pool, seasonal outdoor pool, kids' pool, hot tub
Element by Marriott Branson: Indoor pool
Comfort Inn at Thousand Hills: Indoor pool, hot tub
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Branson: Indoor pool
Holiday Inn Express Branson-Green Mountain Drive by IHG: Indoor pool, hot tub
Grand Oaks Hotel: Indoor pool, outdoor pool, hot tub
Holiday Inn Club Vacations Holiday Hills Resort Branson by IHG: 4 outdoor pools, indoor pool, hot tub

Stay nearby

Stay at the water park

Splash Country is included for hotel guests.

Grand Country Waterpark Resort76 Strip 8.6 on ExpediaFree parkingNo petsBreakfast extraCheck prices

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What people ask

Quick answers

Is there an indoor water park in Branson?

Yes. Splash Country at Grand Country on the 76 Strip has an indoor water park that's open all year, plus an outdoor part. A day pass is $45 for 12 and up and $25 for ages 4 to 11, and it's included for Grand Country hotel guests.

When is White Water open?

White Water, Silver Dollar City's outdoor water park, runs from May 29 to September 6, 2027.

What slides does Splash Country have?

Highwall Heights, Crosscut Falls, the dark Lost Miners Cavern slide and Rock Burst Racing Rafts, plus a wave pool, a 250-foot lazy river and the Grands Fort Tree House with a tipping bucket.

Which Branson water park is best for toddlers?

Splash Country's Sandstone Springs kids' pool and tree house work all year indoors. In summer, White Water has Coconut Cove for kids up to 48 inches and Splashaway Cay.

Is White Water or Splash Country bigger?

White Water, by a wide margin: 13 acres outdoors with nine attractions, including 75-foot drop slides. Splash Country is mostly indoors, with about a dozen smaller attractions, which makes it the easier pick for young kids and the only choice from September to May.

Can you visit Splash Country without staying at Grand Country?

Yes. Day passes are $45 for 12 and up and $25 for ages 4 to 11, online or at 1-888-505-4094. Hotel guests get in free.