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Treasure Cove Water Park
4.3(228)4.3 out of 5 stars, 228 reviews Orlando, FL
About Treasure Cove Water Park
Treasure Cove Water Park is a pleasant, family-oriented indoor water park located within an established resort community (Westgate). It offers a more intimate and affordable water park experience compared to major theme parks, with a charming island/pirate theme. It's ideal for a relaxed few hours or a full day, especially for families with younger children, focusing on quality staff and core water attractions rather than high-thrill rides.
What parents should know
Summarized from real visitor reviews.
Best for: Families staying at Westgate Spa and Resort looking for on-site entertainment.Families with younger children seeking a pleasant, less overwhelming water park experience.Budget-conscious families looking for a more affordable water park option than major theme parks.A relaxed activity for a few hours or a full day to escape the Florida heat.Parents who appreciate good food and adult beverage options while their children play.
Why families love it
- Well-staffed with generally attentive, friendly, and patient lifeguards and service personnel.
- Nice island/pirate theming, colorful and appealing.
- Unlimited towels and free child life vests are provided.
- Plenty of seating available throughout the park, with cabana rentals at competitive rates.
- Offers good quality food, including surprisingly good options, and tropical/boozy adult drinks.
- Ability to order from the resort's 'Drafts' restaurant for delivery to the water park.
Insider tips
- Set expectations: This is a resort water park, not on the scale of major theme park water parks like Disney or Universal.
- Plan your visit for a few hours to a full day, especially with kids, but be aware of the smaller attraction count.
- If you are staying at the Westgate resort, it is highly recommended as a must-visit activity.
- Monitor crowd levels, or consider visiting during off-peak times to avoid overcrowding, which can negatively impact the experience due to limited resources like floats.
- Be aware that lazy river floats may be scarce during busy periods.
Good to know before you go
- If you are expecting a large-scale water theme park with numerous high-thrill or intense rides.
- During peak crowd times, as the park's smaller size and limited amenities (e.g., floats, single restroom) can become problematic.
- If your primary goal is high-speed, intense water slides for older teens or thrill-seeking adults.
- If you are highly sensitive to potentially inconsistent service from individual staff members at the bar area.
- Limited number of floats available for the lazy river, which can be an issue during busy periods.
- Crowds
- Can become crowded, and reviewers advise being mindful of potential crowd sizes as an 'overcrowded park is never pleasant.'
- Value
- Entry is $20 per person (as per one review). Cabana rentals are available at rates competitive with similar establishments. While one reviewer felt the entry price was 'a touch high,' most agree it is 'substantially cheaper' than larger competitors like Disney or Universal water parks, offering good value for its scope and amenities.
- Food
- On-site food options described as 'yummy' and 'surprisingly good,' including 'simple food items' and 'tropical beverages.'
- Accessibility
- No specific accessibility accommodations for special needs were mentioned in the reviews.
- Safety
- High staff presence, with 'many lifeguards' noted.
What parents say
"Love this water park for family fun! A great way to spend a sunny ☀️ Florida day. PROS: Fun attractions, Yummy food, boozy adult drinks, Unlimited towels, lots of seating, free child life vests, beautiful lake view, cabana rentals, many lifeguards. CONS: not enough floats for lazy river, only two slides for big kids, smaller size and only four attractions for all day fun, only one restroom"
a month ago
"This is a pleasant, small, family-oriented water park nestled in the midst of an established resort community. The theming is quite nice and revolves around an island / pirate motif. It is colorful, well staffed, and offers enough diversion for a long afternoon of water-based fun. The pricing, in my humble opinion, is a touch high. However, monetizers gonna monetize. Adults will probably most enjoy the lazy river. I think it is a little shallow, but you'll still enjoy it if you kick your legs up. Kids really enjoy the two water slides. The Orange is longer, but calmer, and the blue one is fa"
2 years ago
"It definitely not going to compete with the Disney and Universal water parks, but for a resort to have a water park at all is pretty cool. My kids had a blast here. The food is surprisingly good and you can also order from Drafts and have it delivered to you. It was only $20 per person to get in. Woukd of liked it to be a little cheaper, but I really can't complain. If you are staying at Westgate you must visit Treasure Cove"
3 years ago
Reviews sourced from public Google data.
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