While busy year round, Michigan indoor water parks are particularly popular in the cold winter months. It is great to have an Indoor Water Park Resort within driving distance to help you forget about the long, cold winter - if only for a couple of days.
You can find Michigan indoor water parks or hotels with indoor water parks within driving distance of most areas within the lower penninsula of Michigan. In addition, there are several currently under construction and still others proposed. The upper penninsula is still awaiting its first indoor water park.
If there is not one within a couple of hours from you now, be patient, there will
be soon.
Avalanche Bay - Boyne Falls, MI Indoor Water Park Resort. Michigan's
largest waterpark. 88,000 sq. ft. indoor water park features tube slides,
body slides, lazy river, interactive play structure, wave rider surf pool and
climbing wall. Resort also offers skiing and golf. (opening May,
2005)
Bavarian Inn - Frankenmuth, MI Family Entertainment Center.
Features 5 indoor pools, 3 whirlpools, 18-hole indoor miniature golf, Children's
Village, Arcade Center, and 4 outdoor tennis courts.
Best Western Sterling Inn - Sterling Heights, MI Hotel with Indoor Water
Park. 22,000 sq. ft indoor water park features large ADA compliant
swimming pool, three-story waterslide, lazy river, bubble seats and geysers, and
an indoor running track. Lifeguards on duty.
Great Wolf Lodge - Traverse City, MI Indoor Water Park Resort. 38,000 sq. ft four-story indoor waterpark features eight waterslides, five pools, lazy river, toddler play area, and an interactive Treehouse Water Fort. Also features an Aveda full-service spa.
Holiday Inn Express South - Grand Rapids, MI Hotel with Indoor
Water Park. Features The Big Dip Indoor Water Park with a
three-story double figure eight water slide, jungle jim water play area and
kiddie pool, and heated hot tub and whirlpool.
Zehnders Splash Village Hotel and Water Park - Frankenmuth, MI Indoor Water
Park Resort. 30,000 sq. ft. indoor water park features two 4-story tube
slides, lazy river, one body slide, multi-story play structure, dumping bucket,
zero-entry pool, and whirlpool. (opening summer, 2005)
While busy year round, Michigan indoor water parks are particularly popular in the cold winter months. It is great to have an Indoor Water Park Resort within driving distance to help you forget about the long, cold winter - if only for a couple of days.
