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Vermont is known for its natural, primarily forested landscape and the golden nectar that is maple syrup. What most people don’t know about Vermont is that it’s not just cozy cabanas and ski resorts, Vermont has so much to offer if you’re in the market for a water park vacation.
Pump House Jay Peak Resort is the only indoor waterpark in Vermont where you’ll be protected from the cold. During the summer the retractable roof opens to let in the warm, sunny days.
Pump House features the Double Barrel Flowrider—a cross between skateboarding, surfing, and snowboarding (minus the kneepads, sharks, and snow.
The Big River winds lazily around the border of the entire park. It didn’t end up getting called a Lazy River because it’s anything but. It has rapids around several turns, exploding depth charges, and strong currents.
Mill Pond kids’ play area is a nod to the smallest. It has a graduated entry point perfect for small feet, a wild play structure with requisite water cannons, and a tipping water bucket.
The deepwater activity pool features a tall climbing wall and basketball area, fun for all ages.
Three slides
La Chute the drop slide. It stands an impressive 65’ in the air and actually protrudes from the building in a more than foreboding way.
Jay Peak is a ski hill and always will be. But, over the years, Jay has become so much more than just the best snow in the east. They now have activities for all ages, tastes, and abilities that range from arcade games and everything in between.
While relaxing at the water park you can rent a Pump House Cabana, which offers 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.
The water park costs: $100 for any days the waterpark is open for a 4hr block (Fridays and Sundays in June, September, and October)
$150 for any full days (all Saturdays June, September, October, and Thursday-Sunday in July & August)
At Jay Peak, nearly all of their lodging is located near (or in some cases practically on) their championship golf course, and within walking distance of the Pump House Indoor Waterpark and Ice Haus Indoor Arena.
The Pump House waterpark at the Jay Peak resort. The little ones will love their Mill Pond with a wild play structure, water cannons and a tipping bucket. Rumor has it that the bucket fill with syrup during late March so bring your pancakes.
Vermont has only one indoor waterpark, the Pump House at the Jay Peak resort. You can book your tickets at any time of the year!
Jay Peak's Pump House waterpark. Besides their highly praised waterpark, that's open year-round—Jay Peak is also a four-season resort in Northern Vermont, close to Canada and it features an ice arena, brand new rec center, championship golf course, easygoing disc golf course, and the East's best skiing and snowboarding.
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