The park utilizes geothermal water extracted from deep underground sources.
The complex covers approximately 8 hectares of total land area.
It was designed and developed through a partnership involving Slovakian technology and investment.
The water park is situated in the Pannonian Basin, a region known for its thermal water potential.
Petroland Aquapark is the largest water-based recreational complex in Serbia, located in Bački Petrovac. The park features a diverse array of water slides, including high-speed chutes and multi-lane racing slides. The facility includes a wave pool, a lazy river, and various dedicated children's activity zones. Spa amenities are integrated into the site, offering relaxation areas and thermal water features. The infrastructure spans multiple hectares, designed to accommodate large summer crowds. It operates primarily as a seasonal outdoor destination with water-focused entertainment. The site utilizes geothermal water sources for its pools and thermal installations.
The top of the tallest slide tower provides a panoramic view of the entire park and the surrounding Vojvodina plains.
Bring non-slip pool footwear, as the outdoor deck surfaces can become very hot in the summer sun.
Arrive early in the day to secure sun loungers in shaded areas, as these fill up quickly during peak season.
Utilize the cashless wristband system for purchases within the park to avoid carrying cash.
Do not visit during major heatwaves on weekends, as wait times for the popular slides can exceed 30 minutes.
Open only during the summer season, typically from mid-June through early September.
Standard swimwear is mandatory; street clothes are prohibited in the pools. Showering before pool entry is required for hygiene.
