The park utilizes a Rixen cable system, a common standard in professional wakeboarding facilities.
The water is kept at depths engineered specifically to balance safety for the aqua park and sufficient clearance for wakeboard features.
It is one of the few designated wakeboarding cable parks in the South West of England.
The park is geographically positioned near the A39 Atlantic Highway, serving as a hub for local water sports enthusiasts.
The site hosts specific 'pro-nights' and progression sessions for advanced riders to practice maneuvers.
North Devon Wake Park is an outdoor water sports facility located on the grounds of The Milky Way Adventure Park near Bideford. The site features a specialized cable system for wakeboarding, which allows riders to be towed across the water without the need for a motorboat. The facility includes an inflatable aqua park obstacle course suitable for various age groups and skill levels. Riders can utilize a range of obstacles, including kickers and sliders, to practice tricks. Instruction is available for beginners, providing equipment and foundational training for board control. The park is situated within a freshwater lake environment designed to facilitate both recreational use and competitive training. Its location allows for integrated access to broader family-oriented recreational infrastructure.
The viewing deck overlooking the cable lake, which provides a full vantage point of the wakeboard course and aqua park.
Book your cable slot online in advance, as sessions frequently sell out during peak summer days.
Bring a towel and swimwear, though the park provides wetsuits and buoyancy aids.
Plan to arrive early to complete safety briefings and equipment fitting before your allocated water time.
Attempting advanced obstacles without completing the required induction or demonstrating sufficient skill.
Open seasonally from spring through autumn; closed during winter months.
Wetsuits and buoyancy aids are mandatory for all water participants; participants must be confident swimmers.
