The wave pool (Slap Tail Pond) is zero entry and fun for all ages, with made-for-two floats built for catching a wave. They’ve got a toddler splash area (Cub Paw Pool) that includes small, supervised slides and plenty of fun water sprays. From toddlers to teens, from parents to grandparents, there’s a water activity for everyone. We forgot kids’ goggles and bought some there but prices are high ($18 each for kids’ goggles) so save money and remember your swim gear.Īs I mentioned, Great Wolf Lodge was designed with families in mind. Great Wolf Lodge does have a swim shop at the entrance to the water park for anything you may have forgotten. Skip the sunscreen but don’t forget swim shoes, goggles, coverups, and an extra swimsuit for each family member so you can don a dry one each time you hit the park (which you will do several times a day, if your kids have anything to say about it). I hate that when we leave the beach for the day we are all sticky and icky and hot.
I hate that each year I have to figure out which sunscreen offers the best protection but also the least harm from chemical exposure. I hate that it needs to be reapplied to sweaty, sandy, squirming kids. But I hate holding down squirming kids to get it on them. But there is one thing the beach requires that makes me kind of crazy: sunscreen. I’m a Parrothead for more than one reason: the sun the sand the colorful drinks with cutesy umbrellas great photo opps with the kids as they splash in the surf the great beach memories we make. Here are the five coolest things about visiting this indoor water park in the winter: Also? Swimming, tubing, and sliding in the winter without having to trek to the Caribbean or Mexico to do it? Perfection. Great Wolf Lodge appealed to us primarily because we didn’t have to fly to get there and it’s completely family-friendly, which is important to us when traveling with young (read: crazy, wild, full-of energy, only-tiny-reserves-of-patience) kids. We considered several different locations when planning our Winter trip. Just after Christmas our family took a trip up IH-35 to Great Wolf Lodge in Grapevine, Texas (near Dallas and the DFW Airport).
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