and Easter The holidays are on us, families will be eager to find something to entertain their kids – and, fortunately, the largest outdoor water park in the UK is recovering.
Quaywest’s Splashdown will reopen on Good Friday and will be open throughout Easter Bank Holiday Weekend.
The water park in Devon will then close again until May 3-5, until May 3-5, and then continue to open every weekend in May and June.
The Splash will then be open every day throughout July and August, ready for the summer vacation.
Torbay Park has something for everyone, including a huge water playground called Shenchuan Island, suitable for young people, and eight slides are perfect for adrenaline addicts.
It was even the home of Britain’s tallest and fastest sinks, the devil’s drip, the thrill seeker shot down 65 feet, almost vertically into the black hole.
Friends can compete with each other on the 3 falls in one of the park’s latest slides.
In addition to the slide, Splashdown has a 20m swimming pool, plus a restaurant where guests can eat after all their screaming appetites.
Splashdown, Quaywest will reopen on Good Friday and will open throughout Easter Bank Holiday Weekend
Torbay Park has something for everyone, including a huge water playground called Shenchuan Island, for young people, and eight slides are perfect for adrenaline addicts
In addition to the slide, Splashdown has a 20m swimming pool, plus a restaurant where guests can eat after all their screaming appetites.
One person on TripAdvisor said they “really enjoyed the two-hour visit”.
They added: “Luckily visited in the heat wave, so it’s busy but not overcrowded. Most rides have queues, but everyone moves very quickly – the longest queue is rides with inflatable rings.
Splash one-day tickets are £30 for adults (over 9 years old), £25 for children aged five to eight, or four-hour tickets are also available for £17.
To book tickets, go to the Splashdown website.