Welcome to the Pump House - the only indoor waterpark in Vermont, where you'll be protected from all the elements northern Vermont is known for precipitating. The Pump House is open daily through the winter.
Waterpark features and attractions may open or close based on weather, staffing, and/or business levels without advanced notice. Please read on for details.
PURCHASE IN ADVANCE TO GUARANTEE ACCESS
| Mon-Thu, non-holiday | fri-sun & holiday midweek | |
|---|---|---|
| ages 15+ | $45 | $49 |
| ages 4-14 | $36 | $45 |
| 3 & under | Free | Free |
| large locker | $10 + $20 key deposit |
PLEASE NOTE:
Our Pump House Cabanas offer the perfect opportunity to get away from it all, while still being in the middle of it all. Six Cabanas are situated in various prime locations throughout the Pump House. These are the perfect spots to stage for a day of fun with the family.
Rates are subject to change without notice and do not include 6% VT sales tax.
Call (800) 451-4449 to book.
A cross between skateboarding, surfing, and snowboarding (minus the kneepads, sharks, and snow), Flowriding has become all the rage thanks to the forgiving nature of what it takes to learn (you bounce on a surprisingly soft platform and not Reef coral). Those with a modicum of athletic ability will be up and carving in no time. Those without any? Well, see La Chute above.
Height restriction: 42" tall to boogie board and 52" tall for stand-up surfing
Before you can use the Flowrider, please prep for your visit by completing our waiver form (must open with Google Chrome).
Named after the famous Johnny Cash tune (unless someone is looking for resulting royalties, then it was just our Marketing folks doing their thing), our Big River winds lazily around the border of the entire park. We stop short of calling it a Lazy River not only because that seems sort of weak, but because it’s anything but; lazy we mean. With rapids around several turns, exploding depth charges, and strong currents, a few laps on our River will leave you loving Big River when she calls (see annotated lyrics).
Our nod to the smallest within Raised Jay Nation, Mill Pond has a graduated entry point perfect for small, nervous feet, a wild play structure with requisite water cannons and thing a ma bobs, and a tipping sap bucket, that we only fill with hot syrup during late March when our Maple Trees are bursting. Bring your pancakes.
With features like a tall climbing wall and basketball area, the deepwater activity pool is fun for all ages. The climbing wall attracts more adventurous souls, willing to test their strength and skill scaling the wall. No worries if you don't make it, though - you simply fall back into the pool to gather yourself before trying again. The basketball area has seen some competitive water basketball matches between friends and family, young and older.
Test all three slides to figure out your favorite. Blue and Green slides use inner tubes which you can ride alone or with a friend and for braver souls, the Orange slide is a higher speed, solo endeavor. All three slides spend a few moments in a blackout with thrilling twists and turns before you exit into the final deep water pool.
French for, you’ll scream your face off (or The Drop, whatever), La Chute stands an impressive 65’ in the air (take or give) and actually protrudes from the building in a more than foreboding way. Riders enter the tube, cross their arms and legs than wait for the countdown. 3. 2. 1. 45 miles per hour, a full 360-degree rotation, and roughly 6 seconds later, they arrive at the bottom. Forever changed. You will be too.
Height and weight restriction: at least 48" tall and must be at least 88 lbs but not more than 290 lbs
| Ages 15+ | $15 |
|---|---|
| Ages 4-14 | $10 |
| 3 & under | Free |
