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About this activity
Grand Canyon Water Park is northern Thailand's largest outdoor aquatic playground, spanning 35 acres with an inflatable obstacle course, mega water slides, and adventure activities like zip-lining and kayaking. It's a unique blend of water park thrills and extreme sports in a scenic canyon setting.
The Chiang Mai Grand Canyon is the place where many locals and tourists go to have fun in the water, as there is a large pool of water for swimming, as well as a 14 metre high cliff where people can jump off into the water. There is a designated spot for the cliff jumping and it is supervised.
The Aqua Park is located about 300 metres away from the Grand Canyon and consists of large plastic obstacle course filled with air that sits on top of the water. If you fall, you will bounce or better yet, fall into the water! There are also smaller obstacles and water slides for kids who will wear themselves out in no time!
The Aqua Park is perfectly safe and all visitors are are required to wear a life jacket at all times, regardless of swimming ability. The area is also patrolled at all times by trained life guards. There are change rooms with showers and lockers where you can store your bags and valuables. There is also a cafe on site which serve food and drinks.
The Aqua Park is located about 300 metres away from the Grand Canyon and consists of large plastic obstacle course filled with air that sits on top of the water. If you fall, you will bounce or better yet, fall into the water! There are also smaller obstacles and water slides for kids who will wear themselves out in no time!
The Aqua Park is perfectly safe and all visitors are are required to wear a life jacket at all times, regardless of swimming ability. The area is also patrolled at all times by trained life guards. There are change rooms with showers and lockers where you can store your bags and valuables. There is also a cafe on site which serve food and drinks.
Highlights
- ✓Inflatable obstacle course with climbing, jumping, and swimming challenges
- ✓Dual zip-line course (400+ metres) crossing over the canyon water
- ✓Water slides exceeding 10 metres in height
- ✓Kayaking and canoeing on the canyon grounds
- ✓Splash pool with inflatable boats and rafts for families
- ✓Life jackets and certified lifeguards on-site for all activities
Insider tips
- ★Arrive early to beat queues on the obstacle course and secure prime zip-line time slots
- ★Bring water shoes with grip—the inflatable course is slippery and you'll be in and out of water repeatedly
- ★Pack a waterproof phone case if you want action shots; the course is photo-friendly but very wet
- ★The 35-acre park is vast; wear sunscreen and stay hydrated between activities
Good to know
- •Minimum duration is typically 1 hour, though most visitors spend 3–5 hours to experience all activities
- •Life jackets provided and mandatory for water-based activities
- •Certified lifeguards on duty; safety briefings given before obstacle course and zip-line
- •Bring a change of clothes and towel; lockers available for valuables
- •Swimwear required; water shoes recommended but not mandatory
Who it's for
Thrill-seekers and adventure sport enthusiastsFamilies with older children (8+) and teensGap-year travellers and backpackers seeking action activitiesGroups looking for a full-day outdoor experience
Best time to visit
Visit during cool season (November–February) for comfortable outdoor conditions. Go mid-morning (9–11 am) to avoid peak afternoon heat and maximize activity time before sunset.
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