Whale's Tale Waterpark

Outdoor Water Park Just North Of Lincoln On Route 3, Open In Summer, With Body And Tube Slides, A Wave Pool, A Lazy River And A Young Children'S Area. · Lincoln, New Hampshire

An outdoor water park on US Route 3 just north of Lincoln, a few minutes from I-93 exit 33, open in summer only. It is the main water park in the White Mountains and a standard family day out for visitors staying in Lincoln, North Woodstock and the Franconia area. The park is built into a wooded hillside with the mountains around it, and packs a lot into a modest footprint: a cluster of enclosed and open body slides, several tube slides including family raft rides, a wave pool, a lazy river for floating, and a shallow children's area with small slides, sprays and a play structure (confirm the current line-up). Tubes for most rides are included in the ticket, and lockers, lounge chairs and rentable cabanas stand around the pools. Because the park sits in the mountains, mornings can be cool even in July, and afternoon thunderstorms close the slides for a while on many summer days. The season runs roughly from mid-June to Labor Day, with weekends only at the edges (confirm). Most families spend four to six hours here and pair it with other Route 3 attractions.

481 US Route 3, Lincoln, New Hampshire, 03251, United States

Open in summer only, roughly from mid-June to Labor Day; early and late in the season the park may open on weekends only, and it is closed from about September to early June (confirm the calendar). On open days it typically runs from mid-morning to late afternoon or early evening, with the last hour or two sold at a lower late-entry price (confirm). Slides and pools close temporarily when lightning is detected nearby, usually for about 30 minutes after the last strike, and the park may close for the day in heavy rain or unusual cold. Check the operating calendar and the weather before driving.

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