Where to escape the scorching summer heat? Get all the info on Taiwan’s top five water parks

▲Is it too hot in summer? Jump into a water park to cool off right away!(Photo provided by Water Park)

Reporter Chen Ruizhong / Comprehensive report

Feeling the summer heat and tempted to dive into cool water? ETtoday News Cloud has compiled information on major water parks across Taiwan, making it easier for those looking to go out with friends or family to choose the best water park for them.

Additionally, ETtoday News Cloud kindly reminds visitors that to ensure both fun and safety, each water park has strict rules regarding clothing and height, and overly thrilling rides require consideration of your own health and safety. It is advised that visitors familiarize themselves with the regulations and take sun protection measures to enjoy a fun and healthy day out.

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▲The Heavenly Lake Journey at Water Park, composed of numerous water slides. (Photo provided by Water Park)

Water Park:

Water Park offers 11 themed areas including Happy Caribbean and Heavenly Lake Journey, catering to thrill-seekers and families alike. Among them, “UFO Adventure” is Asia’s longest large water slide, stretching 220 meters; “Heavenly Lake Journey,” a chain of multiple slides, takes about 15 minutes to complete; for those craving thrills, Water Park also recommends challenging the nation’s tallest slide, “Bermuda Forbidden Zone,” to experience the rush of free fall.
Celebrating its 25th anniversary, Water Park is offering group discounts and twilight ticket deals this summer, with entry starting from as low as NT$338.

Address: No. 112, Section 3, Zhongshan Road, Bali District, New Taipei City
Phone: 02-2610-5200

▲The ice slide, boasting water temperatures as low as 6°C, is the newest attraction at Leofoo Water Park. (Photo from Leofoo Village Facebook)

Leofoo Water Park:

In addition to 16 attractions such as the high-speed plunge “Poseidon Flyer” and gravity-driven “Vortex,” Leofoo Water Park introduced the “Ice Slide” in 2014, featuring water chilled to just 6°C, flanked by floating ice and penguin designs, making it Taiwan’s only icy water play facility.
For the summer season, there’s also a discounted ticket at NT$399 (original price NT$599) and a Super Passport allowing unlimited play for 3 months at NT$1299.

Address: No. 60, Gongzigou, Ren’an Li, Guanxi Township, Hsinchu County
Phone: 03-5475665　

▲Giant waves reaching up to 2.4 meters are a must-try attraction at Marton Beach. (Photo from Lihpao Land Facebook)

Lihpao Land Marton Beach:

Originally known as Yuehmei Amusement World, Lihpao Land’s water park area is Marton Beach, featuring over ten attractions such as Sheikh Bay and Tsunami. Among them, “Speedy Warrior” is a nine-story-high speed slide, while “Shark Surfboard” is Taiwan’s only surfing facility—just grab a board and ride the artificial waves. The 110-meter-wide and long “Tsunami” uses wave machines to create 2.4-meter waves, delivering an exhilarating rush.

Address: No. 8, Furon Road, Houli District, Taichung City
Phone: 04-2558-2459

▲Crazy Lab, perfect for both kids and adults to enjoy together. (Photo from Leofoo Village Facebook)

Leofoo Land Splashtown:

Leofoo Land’s water attractions are mainly family-friendly, including facilities like Thunderstorm, Nile Beach, and Crazy Lab, making it a more relaxing choice for families with children. To ensure kids can play safely, Leofoo Land has also designed the “Water Castle” for children under 12, featuring various airslide options for a fun summer. A summer special ticket at NT$399 for unlimited access is also available.

Address: No. 891, Gaoyuan Road, Gao yuan Village, No. 7, Longtan Township, Taoyuan County
Phone: 03-4717211

▲A giant bowl with a diameter of 12 meters pushes riders’ scream limits. (Photo provided by Janfusun Fancyworld)

Janfusun Fancyworld:

Janfusun Fancyworld has partnered with Xiao Wei to launch the “Xiao Wei Pirate Village Water Park,” which features a variety of attractions, including the “Big Dock” — a water battle maze created with interconnected pools and slides that lets visitors enjoy both adventure and cool fun. For thrill-seekers, there’s also the “Tornado,” where you can ride an inflatable raft down a twisting 22-meter-high drop. Additionally, you can scream your way through the summer in the “Super Bowl,” a 12-meter-diameter ride that sends you spiraling down the slide at high speed.
Janfusun also announced a summer special package for land, sea, and air attractions at just NT$599, along with a discounted entry price of NT$399 for those who visit after 2 PM.

Address: No. 67, Dayukou, Yongguang Village, Gukeng Township, Yunlin County
Phone: 0800-053888


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