We could enter for free by making a reservation at the ‘Holiday Inn’ hotel on a weekday. Two adults and one child under 12 years old could enter for free, and we purchased an additional adult ticket on site and it was 1200 baht. Operating hours are from 11 am to 5 pm. If booked the hotel, you can use the water park for 2 days on the day of check-in and check-out. I think it is the best cost-effective water park. Although it is not very large, there were several play equipments for children and adults. It was fun~! (Some facilities were on construction) Lockers were available for free, and there are snack and beverage shops throughout the area. There are many safety guards so children can play safely. However, if you only use the water park, the cost of on-site purchase may seem a bit expensive. If possible, I recommend staying at a hotel and using it for free.

I'd like to share my review, starting with an important note: it's worth mentioning that guests at the Holiday Inn can enjoy complimentary access to their water park. Unfortunately, I wasn't aware of this when I visited the water park before checking in so I ended up paying an additional ฿2899 for the 2 person package at the water park which included tickets (otherwise ฿1299 each) , towels (otherwise ฿300 each), and a meal that comes with 2 drinks and a pizza . The staff at the water park didn't inquire about my hotel stay or inform me that entry was free for hotel guests, otherwise I could've saved that ฿2899, which is around 70% the cost of a nights stay at the hotel itself. The confusion aside, my visit here was great. They had many rides available for groups, couples, and singles. Overall it was a very fun visit and I highly recommend this attraction if you love fun and exciting water parks.

READ THIS REVIEW if you have an adventurous kid who is shorter than 122 cm. Of course being a Thai-run water park the information on the website is not informative and incomplete. (I’m Thai myself and I know this by heart.) I have an almost 6 yrs old who can swim and love water slides. We have gone to other water parks both in Thailand and Europe and there were always at least a few big slides she could go on with us. Being said we understood that these are the safety regulations but couldn’t help but feeling disappointed since we didn’t know about this and we purposely chose to stay at Holiday Inn just so we could visit the water park. All in all I still think it’s worth a visit and the slides were loads of fun. There are separate areas for toddlers/small kids as well as area for bigger kids (still not interesting enough for my 5 yrs old but there are 4-5 slides many kids her age would definitely enjoy).

Pro tips to Vana Nava: Stay at the Holiday In and get complimentary access to the water park, and some freebies like towel, lockers and some food token otherwise you might find the water park a bit too small if you are buying full price tickets. Park is open from 11-5, go at the start, stay till 1/2pm, come back the next day if you have access. Bring water shoes/ flip flops, the ground gets very hot (warning for little child that has not work themselves to thicker skin yet), cooler ground in the afternoon. Arm floaties are not allowed, inflatable rings neither. Water wings with the chest part / Decathlon chest floating device are what you want to bring for your child or they provide life jackets in many sizes and easily accessible all around the park. They do not allow outside food and will check your bags, however if you bring your water in personal reusable water bottles they will allow that, be creative with your snacks, mine went in… While the park is on small scale side, there is no line at any of the slides or pools are not swarmed with people. Week days are the best but Saturday didn’t feel too crowded. Really appreciate that. Also while small, I believe the park offers a wide range of slides at different level of challenge and so it serves groups and families well, everybody can find something they can enjoy from younger to older. They do have a strict height policy on certain challenging slides, so it could be disappointing for kids that are in between those requirements. Ratio lifeguards/guests is high, they are safe, but not over controlling. No teenager holding those roles neither. No high chlorine content in the water like most pools in Southeast Asia. Lots of fast food options, pizzas are actually not from frozen and pretty good. It’s affordable. Overall staff are nice and friendly. Park is definitely a win! They got well priced ice creams! Stayed first week of July 2023. Family with a 3,5 year old child. Travelled with another family. Kids and adults all had a blast.

My daughter is right on the cusp of 122cm. She was denied a pass to do the big kid rides. However, my wife was convinced that there were other rides she could do such as the kiddie areas and surf zone. The Lazy River is “temporarily closed.” The Chang Surf Zone says it requires 107cm to do. However, you need to provide evidence of vaccination in order to do it. I contacted my Thai wife to talk with the supervisor. He refused to talk on the phone with her to see how we could show this—in a water park. The vaccination requirement is not stated anywhere else on the website or in the park. We were denied access to the Chang Surf Zone. There were other things that were closed as well such as the Vanadio Studio and the Ropes Course. Furthermore, about 60-80% of the small shops were closed which limited the options for alternative food and drink. Lastly, many of the attractions were in disrepair as well. After the tears of disappointment by being not able to do rides that are fun for 7 and 8-year olds to do, she was left with baby and kiddie options that became boring very quickly. I will NOT pay 650฿ for her and 1,200฿ for me for disappointment again. Look elsewhere for fun water activities.

This is a good well run water park on the road south from Hua Hin. Worth staying at the Holiday Inn here because the water park is free. Many different rides, something for everyone from little kids to adults. The wristband can be used with lockers and buying food and drinks on your hotel bill. Toilets are clean and it is quite safe with lifeguards around. Open 11 am to 6 pm weekends and 11 am to 5 pm weekdays.

Wonderful place to visit with kids. We are a family of 4 who enjoyed many of the rides. Can't bring any food or drinks in as they have a cafeteria. Can easily spend half a day here in the sun.

Great experience, almost no queue for a week day visit. Great selection of water slides & plenty of safe play areas for children. This venue has a poolside bar in the centre. Reasonable food options, either pre purchase the buffet or you can buy other foods separately. Note-If you have a bad back, my advice is to avoid the Typhoon and other major slides as they can be quite physical.

I’m not a huge fan of water parks and this didn’t change my mind. Two of the main attractions were shut down but there still more things to do. This is the low season and so lines were short. Tubes for the lazy river were also short - unavailable. I think half of the people in the river had no tubes to use. Prices for food and drinks were quite high, and of course, you cannot bring any food or drinks in the park, even water. The place is relatively clean and I like that there are a ton of lifeguards on duty. We felt fine letting our young kids roam. The staff were helpful and attentive. The kids had fun but it really only took them two hours to be done. That’s a short amount of time for the price of the tickets and cost of food/drinks. The park opens at 11:00 AM, the perfect time to have to buy food there. 🤨 Give it a try at least once, which is what we have done.

I think it is one of the best attraction in Hua Hin. This water park opens at 11 am to 5 pm Monday to Friday. If you are guest in holiday in you might get is covered within your package. If you want to rent a hut, it will cost you 650 bhat for a day with complimentary two soda drinks and 2 snacks. There are few restaurants inside the water park. You can get draft beer also. A pitcher with popcorn cost us around 260 bhat at beach cafe. For hotel Guests towel, locker and hut 5 and 6 free available. Hut will be only first come first serve for hotel guest. Rest can purchase from fisherman cafe. Not too crowded. Our kids had a good fun. We did not spend whole day there. If it’s too hot, you can sit inside cave if you don’t want to get a hit. It was cold inside cave. Big rides can be done in group of 5.

The ticket costs between 1000 and 1500 baht, depending on promotions. It's cheaper to buy the ticket in advance from sites like Klook than buying it here. I don't suggest getting their buffet package since the food is average with limited options. If you want to do rock climbing and rope courses, make sure to bring sneakers and do these activities first since it's important to have a completely dry body and clothes, otherwise you won't be allowed to do it

Booked our tickets via Klook and it's definitely cheaper. There are 3x 1hr slot for VR rides. Unlimited entry to buffet lunch between 11am-4pm, good variety of cooked food, fruits, drinks and ice cream. Bathrooms are clean, with hot water, shampoo, bath gel and hairdryer.

Excellent fun for kids and adults. We bought a package at the door without any problems. Small lockers and showers are available as well.

Had a nice day here with 60 children of prisoners from the House of Blessing. The owners gave them free admission, which was truly a blessing to the kids. Besides the water slides and pools, I enjoyed a Thai massage and some delicious ice cream.

My friends wanted to go so why not but did I have a good time there despite not going on many of the rides. I didn't expect this place to be that good but not only was it fun for the young but there's also this chill infinity pool where you can drink drink and chill. Good for parents tagging along with their children. You can get your tickets by contacting respective social media: line + fb. The packages they sell online, though mentioned to buy two days ahead we were able to purchase the day we decided to go. With current situation its hard to have such restrictions. We expected the food pricing to be well theme park standards. It was a bit more than your street food pricing but on par with your cafe pricing which means it wasn't as bad as expected. So don't fret about starving or having to pay a lot for food, its reasonable. One advise for the park: they will give you bracelets which can be used technically for RFID payment but its not a credit system. You will have to top up at respective stations and then you can use it around the park to buy food, drinks and snacks. You can wear tshirt and shorts but there are some rides that don't allow you to for safety reasons. They have a store that sells bikini, swim wear and etcera. A little pricer than your average store but again not your typical theme park crazy pricing. That was a long review. Have fun!

Towels are 100 baht rent Lockers are 150 baht rent Overall: not a bad place to come. Might be expensive and not worth it if you’re chasing thrills but if you want a nice day at the park with a wave pool / lazy river / surfing it is not bad Park has 3 set of slides Set 1 for 3-6 people has 2 slides. Super fun; more people in your tube makes it go faster Set 2 for 1-2 people has 4 slides. There’s a VR slide here but it costed extra so i didn’t try it. Generally this set is smaller and the drops are not as intense Set 3 for solo riders has 2 slides. Both are super deep drops and are thrill rides. Lose clothes aren’t allowed here because how fast it goes (Men will have to take off their shirts and they will duct tape women’s spaghetti straps down) Super fun if you’re a thrill seeker Surfing area was always full up until closing time so i didn’t try it.

The place is so much fun we did not see the time flying by. We really had a blast. Too bad the park was not opened earlier.

Fun water park in lovely surrounds and the rides were fast and enjoyable. It's quite expensive but you can get online deals that are a bit cheaper. For an extra 100 baht each we got access to the buffet which allowed you to eat as much as you wanted from the buffet throughout the day - that was well worth it.

It was good place for kids to stay half day. It's smaller than the pictures you see here. But it is very expensive for this small place. And they often use rough surface floor in and out of pool and my son and i cut feet when i was swimming and my son was walking. Also, they use black colour floor and it gets very hot and my son burnt his all tows. You shouldn't walk bare feet. Also, at the entrance, they check our bag and take drinks or food out. Yes, you can buy drinks inside with very expensive price with so long wait. Once in my life is fine but never again

A fun place to spend a day with the kids. The park is clean and tidy with many lifeguards at each facility. warmly recommended

It was a fairly expensive entry at a little over 1100 baht but included you get towels, locker, entry to the VR slide and an all you can eat buffet with a variety of good food. There's plenty of rides to keep you occupied for hours so getting there before the afternoon is advised. That being said it does get fairly crowded so patience is needed on some of the more popular rides. A fun day out we would recommend.

Good place to go, we have got the admission ticket from Amari hotel we booked the package which is cheaper and also at our hotel offering good rate to this place if we are hotel guests

This is a fun water park suitable for family, with areas for all ages. Tickets were less than HK$220 for adults. Some attractions need a height more than 122cm. The wind and water can be cold (for Asians), so bring a neoprene top. Make sure your swimwear is not too worn/thin, or you will become the attraction coming down ripped at 60kph.

Excellent water park. Well run. Quality and exceptionally well supervised. There are staff everywhere. The food outlets are not too overpriced and have a good selection. I didn’t have the buffet. But as a hint. Don’t worry about getting the buffet package as the food options. Are quite varied and the prices are not too bad. Yes it’s much more expensive than outside but seeing you are a captive audience. They don’t rip you off. Also to note. They don’t allow food and beverages from outside and they check. The entrance has a huge table of bottles of water. It’s a little annoying but for you to be aware.

Love this waterpark. We’ve visited this park twice now and it doesn’t disappoint. Awesome slides for all ages. Fun wave pool and new hot pools for adults to soak in. So much fun!

Very Nice place for family and connect to water park (vana nava). Very kind reception

Excited!!! Who are love extremely talented please play this place, I really love fun and excitement so much, I need to play all but can't because water pump failure making the player unable to play. If you like feel panicked Don't miss it here.

So funny,but I went in weekend so need to wait for long queues. I bought ticket for unlimited VR slide but only played once because long queue

It is a water park in Hua Hin city. Very fun great place to go with family and friends but the buffet at the groove is terrible

A water park on another level, special facilities, high level maintenance, lifeguards everywhere and It is busy but not too bad. The restaurants are very busy and it takes a long time for the food to be prepared

Good water park, many attractions for children, most are good for older children of ages 6+ approximately. Stuff very helpful and professional and speaks English well. The park opens officially at 11 and closes at 17:00, but we arrived before and it was already open. Not busy at all now (weekday + covid + rainy weather prediction). We bought a combo ticket a few days before arriving and it was significantly cheaper and included many extras like the VR slide, a locker and lunch, so I recommend you to check on their site for some current deals. The surfing wave can get a bit busy, so I recommend you to start your park visit there. Some things I didn't like are the 3+ people rule and 200+ kg for some slides, forcing you to wait at the top of the tower for someone to arrive and then when you give up, going back down again to look for someone to join you :(. I wish they would put a person at the beginning of the stairs during the not busy times to prevent me from running up and down for a few stores. Also, it is not clear what rubber boat I should take for what activity. For example, I found myself going up with a blue rubber boat for one slide to find out that for this specific slide I need the pink one :( The VR experience is nice, but not sure I would pay extra for it.

Been several years since last visit, now have a VR slide attraction which is pretty cool. The goggle lenses had some brown burnt spots which hindered the visual beauty a little. Must have a separate yellow wrist band to ride the VR - which the ticket window person forgot to give us and we had to reclaim them later - what a hassle! Overall very satisfying.

Great place to spend a day with family. Large variety of water slides. Not crowded at all all kinds of scattered bungalows conveys a perfect day

We had a nice day in Vana Nava. Very neat place. Entrance for four adults (2 adults and 2 children over 120cm), towels, one drink and four meals (no buffa) and 2 waterproof mobile phone bags cost 5600 baht. This package price could not be found online. Tickets were bought on the spot. Note! You were not allowed to take any of your own drinks or food with you! This is a bit of a minus😑. Singha 0.33 cost 95bth, water 40bth. There was enough for the whole family to do for the whole day. It was worth visiting👌☀️🌴