Stone Harbor’s Only Inflatable Water Park

Your safety is our foundation. Certified lifeguards on duty. Life jackets required.

How It Works

Jump, climb, slide, and blob your way through 45 minutes on the water. The park runs on a walk-up session system at $40 per person. Grab a wristband at the dock and if there’s room, you’re in immediately. If we’re full, your wristband is color-coded for the next session.

Minimum age 6. All participants must be comfortable in the water.

The Best Seat in the House

Forty-five minutes is the sweet spot — long enough for the kids to actually wear themselves out, short enough that you’re not stuck standing around. Watch from the viewing deck, or post up at Bucket’s Bar & Grill next door. Outdoor patio, cold drinks, full menu, and a front-row seat to every jump and wipeout. The kids leave happy. You leave relaxed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the minimum age?

Six years old. All participants need to be comfortable in the water and able to wear a life jacket. The park is physical — kids are climbing, jumping, and running across inflatables — so we hold the 6+ rule firm to keep everyone safe.

Do I need a reservation?

No reservations — it’s first come, first served at the dock. Grab a wristband for $40 per person and if there’s room, you’re in immediately. If we’re full, your wristband is color-coded for the next session. Come back five minutes before your time and you’re set — no need to check in again.

Do kids need a parent in the park with them?

Nope. Once your kid has their wristband and life jacket, they’re set — lifeguards are on duty the whole session. Plenty of parents drop their kids off and head next door to Bucket’s Bar & Grill for a drink while watching from the deck. Sit back, the kids are handled.

How long is a session and how does the wristband work?

Sessions run 45 minutes and the wristband is tied to a specific group session, not a personal timer — the whole group starts and ends together. First session starts at 9AM, last session ends at 5PM. No swapping wristbands or sharing between people. Once your group’s session ends, that’s it. If you want more time, grab another wristband.

What if my kid is nervous or it looks too busy?

The back bay is calm — no waves, no current — and we cap each session at 30 participants. Even at capacity it can feel busy, so for nervous kids or first-timers we recommend the 9AM session right when we open. It’s usually nearly empty and the lifeguards have more time to keep an eye on new riders.

What happens if the weather goes bad?

If we have to shut down mid-session for weather, we refund the unused portion — though honestly, we usually just refund the full amount or give a gift card for next time. We’re cool with people.