Reserve a Waterpark Picnic Shelter at Breaks Park
Claim a private waterpark picnic shelter for your group of up to 10
Duration
entire time the waterpark is open on the day of the reservation
Ideal For
Up to 10 people
Includes
Shelter, admission for 10
Highlights
Set up your day inside the waterpark with exclusive use of a picnic shelter while the park is open. Bring your own food, decorate your space, and take breaks between water activities.
- Reserve exclusive use of a shelter for the full waterpark day
- Set up at 4 picnic tables inside the waterpark
- Bring outside food for your group
- Use electrical outlets for crock pots and food warmers
- Decorate within the shelter area
- Submit a guest list of up to 10 people at least 24 hours in advance
What's Included
- Waterpark shelter rental
- Admission for up to 10 guests
Things to know
Grills are prohibited within the waterpark. Additional guests beyond your list of 10 must purchase admission separately.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellations made within 24 hours will receive a full refund.
Product ID: 7BXKVQ
FAQs
Yes. Submit your guest list of up to 10 people at least 24 hours before arrival.
Your shelter rental includes admission for 10 guests. Anyone beyond your list of 10 needs to purchase admission separately at the gate or online.
You may bring outside food. Grills are prohibited inside the waterpark, but you can use the electrical outlets for items like crock pots and food warmers.
Meeting details
Breaks Park Waterpark
Related locations
Breaks Interstate Park
Admission includedStanding at the rim of Breaks Interstate Park, you look down into one of the deepest gorges east of the Mississippi, carved over millennia by the Russell Fork River. Sandstone cliffs plunge hundreds of feet through layers of ancient rock, framing a landscape that feels genuinely wild. Breaks Interstate Park rewards every kind of visitor, from hikers threading forested ridgelines to paddlers reading the Russell Fork rapids far below. The gorge shifts colors with the seasons, turning amber and crimson each autumn in a display that draws photographers from across the region.
