NRH2O Family Water Park, Texas, United States
4.5 (198 reviews) Spent More than 3 hours Ranking #1 in North Richland Hills Water Parks
Fun in the Sun
NRH2O Family Water Park, located in North Richland Hills, Texas, was established in 1995 as the first municipally owned water park in Texas. The park has become a popular attraction in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. This 17- acre water park includes 22 waterslides, the world's largest uphill watercoaster,a 5-level interactive water playground, a children's area, wave pool, endless river, a “tween” area featuring a “lagoon” style pool, tech deck and sand volleyball court and the Viper, the first of its kind in the world! NRH2O is known in the Metroplex for its safe, friendly, clean environment and reasonable prices. NRH2O traditionally opens the week before Memorial Day and closes after Labor Day.
Address
9001 Boulevard 26, North Richland Hills, TX 76180-5629
Mobile
Website
http://www.nrh2o.com
Current local date and time now
Tuesday, May 14, 2024, 13:52
User Ratings
4.5 based on (198 reviews)
Reviews
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4Jordan 5:00 PM May 14, 2021
A Nice Family Waterpark!
This was a nice family waterpark in the Dallas area! It is small enough to get to everything the park has to offer, but still big to make a day of it. I recommend using your tickets online as they are much cheaper. They do offer a military rate at the gate, which is very reasonable. The location is perfect and this is one of the better waterparks in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. If you are coming here from out of town, they have a few hotels within walking distance. Overall, I recommend checking this waterpark out.
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5hain007 5:00 PM Apr 29, 2006
Superb Family Water Park
Very family oriented and they want to keep it that way. Small enough to keep an eye on any size group. No overly thrilling water rides here, but enough excitement to keep every age happy. Lots of nice shade areas to relax and picnic. Friday nights throughout the summer, they host a movie night at the wave pool which is a favorite for my clan. Unlike the larger scale "corporate" run parks, you don't see hordes of teens dropped off at the gate. Mostly families and groups are at this park. You get the feeling that this pool has "regulars" who come frequently from the surrounding neighborhoods. You won't see thong bikinis, or droopy drawers on the boys...if you do, simply report it to the staff and they will graciously remind the offender of the "family friendly" nature of the park and insist that the modesty policy of the park be observed. Very clean, conscientious lifeguards and relaxing atmosphere. Price is affordable at about $15, less for children under a certain height.
