Splashdown Quaywest, the UK's biggest outdoor waterpark and just a stone's throw from Goodrington Beach in Paignton, Devon, is an absolute must-visit for anyone looking to spice up their summer holiday.
Boasting not just one or two, but eight adrenalin-pumped slides, Splashdown Quaywest offers a thrilling day out. Daredevils can tackle The Screamers high-speed chutes or take on the notorious Devil's Drop, which features a 65ft plummet into darkness.
For those seeking an extra burst of excitement, the Wild Kamikaze promises 60 meters of exhilarating drops and dips. Meanwhile, the newly launched 3Fall slide pits friends and family against one another in a dramatic head-first mat race that will set pulses racing.
But it's not all hair-raising plunges; the Corkscrew provides a dizzying mat ride with 98m of twisting fun, perfect for those who prefer a tamer slide experience.
The little ones haven't been forgotten either, with seven pint-sized slides awaiting them at Captain Lewey's Shipwreck Island endless fun tailored for the young adventurers, reports the Express.
With its notable 3.5 rating on TripAdvisor, visitors have been sharing gleaming reviews about happy times with loved ones. One visitor, Lina, said: "Visited with children aged 4and6 and had a great time. Slides are really fun, staff helpful and had a great day out."
Lina adds, acknowledging the bustling atmosphere: "There were long queues but it was a hot day in the summer holidays so guess that it is to be expected! ".
One enthusiastic reviewer commented: "Great day out for all the family, lots of slides fast one for daredevils, tyre slides, a race lane slide, gentle curvy slides a swimming pool, new pirate theme area with slides for little ones, sunbathing terrace, nice restaurant, lots of changing rooms, lockers available, great value for money, will definitely be back."
And another happy visitor from Nottingham shared: "What a hidden gem! Had an amazing time with kids (6 and 11) where all the slides were available to them, could do with some additional staff just to supervise people on rides."
The aquatic park remains open every day from 9 am until 7 pm until September 1, after which there will be a shift in the timings to 10 am to 5 pm up until September 4.
Splashdown Quaywest, the beloved water park, is set to continue welcoming visitors during weekends throughout September before closing at the end of the season, only to reopen next year.
For those looking to make a splash, day tickets are priced at £30, with a discounted rate of £25 for the youngsters aged five through eight.