What do you get when you combine bouncy houses and water sports? An inflatable water park! Inflatable courses are popping up across the state and boast things like a giant iceberg or climbing wall. We’ve rounded up a few worth checking out with your crew. Just remember your basic water safety tips, and don’t forget the sunscreen.
Captain Michael Kilroy Memorial Park
Wayne Twp.
Capt. Kilroy Park has a man-made swimming lake with a sand beach, a children’s playground, a lighted basketball and volleyball court, a softball field, a picnic area, locker rooms and a concession stand. The amenities include a Wibit Play Area in the water as well as a diving dock, which is available for birthday parties, too.
Island Water Sports
Margate and Stone Harbor
Bounce around on the famous blob launchpad, slides, rock climbing wall, jungle gym, rope climb, cliffs and more. Everyone must wear a life vest, which is provided.
Lake Barnegat
Lacey Twp.
This beautiful lake area si home to an inflatable, floating obstacle course open to Ocean County residents only. This floating playground is also available for events like birthday parties or family gatherings. Lifejackets are required when playing on the inflatable course and you must be 8 years or older to hop on.
The Splash Zone at Darlington County Park
Mahwah
Kids and adults can play together in The Splash Zone. The Wibit is open from 10 am to 6 pm on Saturdays and Sundays. Adults can take part as well. Life jackets must be worn at all times.
Sunrise Lake Beach Club
Mendham Twp.
Test your skills on the inflatable Wibit obstacle course. You must be at least 7 years old and pass a swim test. You can also rent out a Wibit for your own private access, host a birthday party or plan a scout visit.
Totally Tubular Aqua Park
Ocean City
There are more than 8,500 square feet of activities with 20+ unique features for kids aged 6 and up. Sessions are 45 minutes and start on the hour, but the park is tide-dependent, so time slots vary by day. Life jackets are provided, and the park is monitored by supervisors at all times.
- Jennifer Amato contributed to this story.
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