1 / 3Aqua Park Rutland
📍 Oakham, East Midlands
Inflatable water obstacle course on Rutland Water featuring the 5.5m Rutland Mammoth — the UK's tallest water obstacle — plus giant slides, blast bags, flip stations, and diving towers. Requires 25m swim ability and minimum height 1.20m.
🏆 Funzaroo Verdict
Best for families with confident swimmers aged 6 and up who want an active, high-energy outdoor water day. The reservoir setting is scenic and the obstacle variety sustains energy across a full session. Bring a packed picnic — the picnic areas are well-suited for post-session recovery.
ℹ️ What to Know Before You Go
💬 What Families Are Saying
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Kevin Baguley
7 months ago
“Great place for a family day out. Brilliant for either a picnic or eating at the on site cafes. Children will have great fun at the Aqua park it's fully patroled with lifeguards changing rooms & toilets were clean. Kayaks, Canoes, Peddleos & reservoir cruises available from the Whitwell centre. A beach area & gift shop were about a fifteen minute walk further round the reservoir.”
Adithya Jakka
9 months ago
“We had the best time ever at Aqua Park Rutland! From start to finish, the experience was smooth, exciting, and absolutely worth. The location itself is stunning set right on the edge of Rutland Water, surrounded by greenery and open sky. It’s such a beautiful spot for a summer day out, whether you’re participating or just watching.”
susie boden
8 months ago
“Superb place to visit for all ages. The Aqua water park was brilliant fun! Well worth a visit and fabulous day of fun, picnics and ice cream. Great value for money for all the family.”
💬 What parents mention
Overview
Aqua Park Rutland anchors its course on the edge of Rutland Water reservoir with open countryside views. The Rutland Mammoth stands 5.5m and is the tallest single water obstacle in the UK. Sessions must be pre-booked online with mandatory safety waivers completed in advance. Lifeguards patrol throughout. Clean changing rooms and toilets are on site. Kayaks, canoes, pedal boats, and reservoir cruises run separately from the Whitwell centre nearby, making a combined water-activities day feasible.
