Pools/Water Parks in Cary or Raleigh (Greensboro, Kinston: waterparks, purchase)

[jego914]

Hi- visiting the area for a few days and wondering if there are any pools that non-residents can purchase a daily pass to? Water parks? Basically, any place with water? Thanks!

[twingles]

City of Raleigh has several pools that non residents can use paying a daily fee.
https://www.raleighnc.gov/parks/cont...ics/Pools.html

[rfb]

For an indoor water park, there is Buffaloe Road Aquatic Center in NE Raleigh.

[poppydog]

Not sure what the rest of your trip looks like, but there's a big water park with slides and wave pool and all that stuff in Greensboro that might be worth a day trip.

https://www.emeraldpointe.com/

[VickiR]

Originally Posted by poppydog

Not sure what the rest of your trip looks like, but there's a big water park with slides and wave pool and all that stuff in Greensboro that might be worth a day trip.

https://www.emeraldpointe.com/

About 2 weeks' ago, we discovered Kinston has a water park. My 7 year old grandson enjoyed it for the whole day!

[Poggly Woggly]

Originally Posted by twingles

City of Raleigh has several pools that non residents can use paying a daily fee.
https://www.raleighnc.gov/parks/cont...ics/Pools.html

City of Raleigh aquatic centers are great. I always look forward to going Optimist when I get back in town

[michgc]

The Triangle is sorely lacking in waterparks.

[jelenap]

Triangle Aquatic Center sells day passes but make sure to check schedule on their website. No water parks in Cary, to my knowledge. But there is a large splashground in the Jack Smith park.

[jego914]

Thanks everyone! Appreciate the recommendations!