Zoom Flume Water Park Tours

Zoom Flume Water Park is the ultimate destination for a busy day in the summer sun. Shoot down a winding waterslide, take a dip in the wave pool, and float down the 600-foot (182-meter) Wild River. Then, refuel with a riverside picnic before doing it all again.

The Basics
Tucked into the northern Catskill Mountains, Zoom Flume Water Park is a perfect family-friendly day trip from New York City. Or, stop by while exploring Upstate New York—whether you’re roughing it at one of the nearby campsites, or traveling on to Saratoga Springs or Lake George. To skip the entry line, purchase your ticket online in advance.

Things to Know Before You Go

• Thrill seekers shouldn’t miss the Typhoon Twister and the Black Vortex rides.
• Pack a lunch, or visit the snack bars for burgers and pizza.
• For a little privacy and relaxation, reserve one of the park’s shaded cabanas, which include lunch vouchers, Wi-Fi, and a cooler full of water.

How to Get There
Situated about 2.5 hours north of New York City, Zoom Flume Water Park is easiest to reach by car: take the New York State Thruway (I-87) to Route 23 West to Route 145 North. The park is 2 miles north of East Durham, at 20 Shady Glen Road. Parking is free.

When to Get There
The park is open daily from mid-June to the beginning of September, from 10am to 6pm. Get there early to make the most of your day. To beat the crowds, avoid visiting on holiday weekends.

Outdoor Activities in the Catskill Mountains
Experience some of the best hiking in New York State, just a short drive from Zoom Flume Water Park. Standout destinations include Catskill Park and the towering Kaaterskill Falls. If you’re looking for a challenge, tackle Indian Head Mountain Loop, or trek up to the Hunter Mountain Fire Tower. For tips on the best trails, stop by the Catskill Center, located on Route 28 in Arkville.