The Water Fun Festival features exciting parent-child water rides for endless fun in the water.
By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
The 105th Water Fun Festival will be held every Saturday and Sunday from July 16 to August 28 at the Shuili Water Park. The park uses fresh, clean water directly from the headwaters of the Shuili River, which undergoes multiple filtration processes to ensure hygiene and safety, giving parents greater peace of mind. The Shuili Township Office has also added extra parking spaces and free shuttle buses to ensure all visitors can enjoy a fun and refreshing time in the water during the summer holidays.
The 105th Water Fun Festival will be held every Saturday and Sunday from July 16 to August 28 at the Shuili Water Park. (Image source: Water Fun Festival)
The event features cute and fun large inflatable facilities. (Image source: Water Fun Festival)
The Water Fun Festival offers adorable and entertaining large inflatable installations, as well as a variety of child-friendly water flotation seats and rides to strengthen parent-child bonds. There are also weekly limited-time Water Fight Party group games and water-themed challenge activities. Surrounding the area are various food stalls, allowing parents to happily accompany their children in the water while enjoying local delicacies.
A variety of child-friendly water rides help enhance parent-child relationships. (Image source: Water Fun Festival)
Ensuring all visitors can enjoy a fun and refreshing time in the water during the summer holidays. (Image source: Water Fun Festival)
The Shuili Township Office also provides shuttle buses between Shuili Railway Station and Shuili Water Park, operating every Saturday, Sunday, as well as on July 22 and July 29. For those driving themselves, there are 8 parking lots near the Water Park available for visitors. Admission to the Water Fun Festival is free for Shuili residents, while non-local visitors are charged a nominal cleaning fee of NT$50, which can be used to offset the cost of water meals, parking fees, and more.
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