Bring your kids to the north during summer vacation to meet Cola Fruit Dad and just have fun around.

Although the environment at [Nuannuan Water Park] is simple and there aren’t many facilities, as long as the kids have water to play in and can rinse off their sweat, their smiling faces never stop.
There’s a place in Keelung called “Nuannuan,” and within Nuannuan, there’s a place called “Water Park.” This [Water Park] offered free water play facilities during the 2017 summer vacation.
At first, we couldn’t find the [Water Park] using Google, and later realized it was actually right under a bridge!! Under a bridge!! Under a bridge!!
So when you see this sign on the bridge, you know you’ve arrived!
Just find parking nearby, then follow the signs for the [Water Park] and head down (via the pathway) to get there.
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The fountain plaza shoots up vertical water jets that are strong and powerful.
There are counselors wearing vests around who remind kids not to block the water jet holes with their feet.
The water jets on the wooden boardwalk shoot up at intervals — varying in size and intensity — allowing kids to run through them, feeling the thrill of water rushing over them from head to toe!
The colorful archway paired with the occasional rainbow in the water jets looks fantastic.
There’s also a terrazzo slide that lets kids slide straight into the water.
But the Cola Fruit siblings didn’t seem too interested in this area and still preferred the thrill of being sprayed by the water jets.
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We chose to come play in the water in the evening this day. In this summer vacation that was almost too hot to bear, the kids had an incredibly fun and refreshing time!
The [Water Park] doesn’t have any showers for rinsing off — you’ll need to bring a towel or bath towel to dry off and change clothes directly.
There are some tents set up for changing, including family tents that only have a table to place items, and there are also portable toilets nearby.
To be honest, the facilities at the [Water Park] are limited and definitely not as fun or exciting as large amusement parks.
Make sure to take advantage of the summer vacation and bring your kids to this free splash pool!
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Keelung Nuannuan [Water Park]
Address: Under the Shuiyuan Bridge
Opening Hours: July 5 – August 31
Tuesday to Thursday, Saturday and Sunday: 10:00–11:30; 16:00–17:30
(Mondays and Fridays are for cleaning, maintenance, and water refilling — water spray facilities are closed)