Nashville Water Parks

Nashville & Middle Tennessee Water Parks

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An inside look at and comparison of the local Water Parks located in Nashville and around the Middle Tennessee Area. Most all local water-parks in the Middle Tennessee area are normally open from Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day Weekend.

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Nashville Shores

Nashville Shores
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Nashville Shores is one of Nashville's Favorite Local Water Parks and is located along Percy Priest Lake in the Hermitage Area. They offer a ton of summer for the entire family that includes thrill filled water rides and slides, several pools that range from one to six foot deep, a miniature golf course, canoes, cabins, a beach, sandbox, concession stand, as well as it's own riverboat. Nashville Shores is normally open from Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day Weekend.

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Wave Country

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Tie Breaker

Tie Breaker
Tie Breaker

Tie Breaker Family Aquatic Center is located just 45 minutes north of Nashville, in the southern part of Hopkinsville Kentucky, and is normally open from Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day Weekend.
This Local Water Park is on the smaller side but offers a ton of fun for the kids that includes an interactive water playground, a relaxing river drift area, and two thrill-filled water slides. Inflated floats are free on a first come first served basis and as with most water park adventures, one can expect a water break every fifteen minutes or so for safety reasons.
This park is recommended for families with children up to 13 years-old as the water, at its deepest point, is less than four foot deep.

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