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Soaky Mountain Waterpark is a 50-acre waterpark located in the heart of the Smoky Mountains. It opened in 2020 and includes the Avalaunch, a first-of-its kind watercoaster; Soaky Surge, a 35,000 sq. ft. wave pool capable of generating waves up to 6 feet tall; Black Bear Rapids, an adventure river; a double FlowRider® and many state of the art waterslides with translucent tubes! In addition, the park features two areas specific – the Hive and Boomer’s Bay - for smaller kids. Boomer’s Bay has pint size versions of the thrill rides that adults love.

Daily admission tickets and season passes are available at SoakyMountainWaterpark.com.

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Paid Parking Lot

Wheelchair Accessible

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Reviews 4.4 stars (3k)

Lesa Walbridge - 3 months ago

That was the BEST Christmas light display I have ever been to see!!

It certainly was worth every cent that was paid to go. I would extremely recommend each and every person that loves Christmas, please go. I promise you WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED!!!!

Chrissy Johnson - 7 months ago

Soaky Mountain was amazing!! I'm not even sure if I have all the words to convey everything. I had two tickets from donating blood with Medic, so I took my 8 year old with me. We had the best time. The heated pool might have been my favorite!

Na Shpa - 8 months ago

We had an incredible time at Soaky Mountain! The park is perfect for all ages — from exciting slides like Avalaunch and Whoop! to the splash zones and the wave pool. Everything was clean, well-maintained, and the staff was friendly and helpful throughout the day.

The kids had a blast, and there’s a great mix of thrill rides and areas to relax. Even with the crowds, lines moved fairly quickly, and there were shaded spots and seating. The food was so and so, not a big variety, and fair pricing for a waterpark.

The downside was the lazy river — it was very crowded, and a lot of people (especially kids) were running, walking, or swinging through the water without tubes, which made it feel chaotic instead of relaxing.

Still, that didn’t take away from the fun. We left with amazing memories and can’t wait to come back. Soaky Mountain is absolutely worth the visit!

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