The park features a 35,000-square-foot wave pool that creates waves up to four feet high.
The 'Point Panic' slide is a dark, enclosed body slide known for its high-speed twists and turns.
The park uses a themed 'Surf City' aesthetic inspired by classic Southern California beach culture.
The lazy river, known as the 'Cowabunga River,' spans over 1,000 feet in length.
The park includes a massive tipping bucket attraction that dumps 1,000 gallons of water at regular intervals.
Cowabunga Bay is a 23-acre water park located in Henderson, Nevada, themed around 1950s surf culture. It features over 20 high-speed water slides, a massive wave pool, and an interactive lazy river. The park includes the 'Zuma ZOOM,' a four-person mat racer slide, and the 'Wild Surf,' a premier water slide attraction. Dedicated splash zones, such as Cowabunga Kids Cove, cater to younger visitors with smaller slides and water features. The park utilizes a high-capacity filtration system to maintain water quality for its multi-million gallon pool infrastructure. It is situated adjacent to the Galleria at Sunset shopping district. On-site facilities include private cabanas available for rental and multiple themed dining kiosks. The park operates seasonally, typically opening in the spring and closing in the early autumn.
The top of the main tower provides a panoramic view of the park and the Las Vegas valley.
Rent a cabana in advance to ensure a dedicated shaded base for your group.
Arrive early on weekends to secure lounge chairs in preferred areas near the wave pool.
Bring water shoes, as concrete surfaces can become extremely hot in the Nevada sun.
Avoid visiting during holiday weekends if you dislike high crowd density; forget sunscreen at your own risk in the desert climate.
The park is open seasonally from spring through early autumn and is closed during the winter months.
Proper swim attire is required for all slides; no denim or cotton clothing allowed in water attractions.