The park served as a primary filming location for the 2010 film Grown Ups.
It was featured in the 2013 movie The Way Way Back.
The Devil’s Peak slide is one of the tallest of its kind in the region.
The park's location serves as a gateway to the Cape Cod peninsula from the mainland.
The wave pool simulates ocean conditions without the presence of actual marine wildlife.
Water Wizz of Cape Cod is the region's only full-scale outdoor water park, situated in East Wareham. It features high-speed slides including the Devil's Peak, a 61-foot vertical drop slide, and the Pirate's Plunge speed slides. The facility includes a lazy river and a wave pool designed for family recreation. Visitors can access multiple body slides, tube slides, and a dedicated interactive splash pad for younger children. The park is built on an expansive outdoor footprint with various lounging areas and concessions. It remains a seasonal destination catering to both local residents and tourists visiting the Cape Cod peninsula. Safety protocols are enforced across all aquatic attractions.
The observation deck overlooking the wave pool provides a full perspective of the park's primary slides and activity areas.
Bring waterproof footwear or water shoes as the concrete decks become hot under direct summer sun.
Arrive early in the day to secure a shaded picnic table or lounge chair, as these are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Apply sunscreen frequently, as there is limited natural shade throughout the park grounds.
Do not attempt to visit on overcast or stormy days, as the park closes outdoor attractions during inclement weather.
The park is strictly seasonal, operating only during the summer months; it is closed during the off-season and autumn/winter/spring periods.
Proper swim attire is required for all attractions; cotton clothing and denim are prohibited on slides. No outside food or coolers permitted in the pool areas.
