
Grab your swimsuit and dive right into some fun at Water Country USA, the mid-Atlantic’s largest water park in Williamsburg, Virginia. On your next Bluegreen vacation to Patrick Henry Square, there will be enough water rides and attractions to cool you off and make a splash on your family fun vacation.
Water Country USA offers over 43 acres of pools, lazy rivers, children’s play areas and water rides. Take a step back in time and groove to the surfin’ safari theme music of the 1950’s and ‘60’s. Adventurers looking for things to do in Williamsburg will find state-of-the-art water rides and spectacular attractions and entertainment at Water Country USA.

Sail down the Hubba Hubba Highway on an interactive river adventure. Take a white-water rafting trip through tunnels on Aquazoid. Challenge yourself on Big Daddy Falls to 670 feet of twists and turns. The kids can splash around at Cow-A-Bunga, a 4,500 square-foot heated pool. All are fun options for a vacation.
Water Country USA is just a few miles away from Busch Gardens Williamsburg. You can purchase multi-park passes and your parking pass at Water Country USA will be valid for same-day entry to Busch Gardens Williamsburg. You can go back to your car during the day, but make sure you hold on to your receipt.

With seven restaurants, visitors can sample everything from juicy burgers and sizzling fajita sandwiches to funnel cakes and chilled fruit. Be prepared for concession prices typical of water parks and amusement parks. Picnic tables are available in the parking lots if you prefer to munch on food that you brought with you to the park.
All of the wave pools are heated to 82 degrees. There are over 1,500 lounge chairs located throughout the park for those who need a break from the fun in the sun. You can also rent a cabana for more privacy and protection from the sun. You’re in for thrills and spills on your next vacation to Williamsburg when you visit Water Country USA!
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Now this looks like fun. I’d go here even without my kids!
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