The park is situated on Rutland Water, one of the largest man-made reservoirs in Europe by surface area.
The inflatable course features a 'Ninja Jump' section designed to test balance and agility.
The entire park is assembled seasonally and deconstructed during winter months to protect the equipment.
The reservoir water depth beneath the inflatables varies, necessitating the mandatory use of buoyancy aids.
The park is part of the Aqua Park Group, which operates similar courses at other UK waterfront locations.
Aqua Park Rutland is the UK's largest inflatable water park, located on the northern shore of Rutland Water. The facility consists of a sprawling course of interconnected inflatable slides, climbing walls, trampolines, and balance beams floating on the reservoir. Participants navigate the course by running, sliding, and jumping across the structures, which are supervised by trained lifeguards. The park requires all visitors to wear provided buoyancy aids and helmets for safety during the session. It utilizes the open-water environment of the reservoir to create a high-energy aquatic playground. Access to the water typically requires pre-booking to manage capacity and ensure participant safety.
The shoreline at Whitwell looking out toward the main inflatable course.
Bring a wetsuit if you are sensitive to cold water, though rentals are available on-site.
Arrive early to complete the mandatory safety briefing and buoyancy aid fitting before your session start time.
Leave all loose jewelry and watches in a locker to prevent them from falling into the reservoir.
Do not attempt to swim to the park from the shore; all participants must use the designated shuttle boat or access point.
Open seasonally from spring through early autumn; closed during winter months.
Swimwear is required; life jackets and helmets are provided and mandatory. Users must be able to swim at least 25 meters.
