• Connecticut's indoor water park has water slides.Children's water park with sun beds and slides on the seashore image by Supertrooper from Fotolia.com
  
  Connecticut only has one indoor water park. However, you will find three water parks within a three hour drive of most parts of Connecticut. All of the indoor water parks in the area offer family friendly facilities. Each park has its own special features and offer overnight accommodation, so you can choose the park that best suits your needs.
  
  

Coco Key Water Resort, Connecticut

• Situated in the town of Waterbury at the Holiday Inn, Coco Key is Connecticut's only water park, as of 2010. The park covers 55,000 square feet and has a constant temperature of 84 degrees. The park has a variety of water activities, including three raft waterslides. Its Parrot's Perch section focuses on young children. It has water cannons, slides and a zero-depth entry point. Older children and adults can enjoy Coconut Grove's tube ride and the Coral Reef Cavern. Coral Reef Cavern has an animated wall display and water basketball.
  
  Coco Key Water Resort
  
  Holiday Inn Waterbury
  
  3580 East Main Street
  
  Waterbury, CT 06750
  
  866-754-6963
  
  cocokeyresort.com
  
  

Coco Key Water Resort, Massachusetts

• Located at the Crown Plaza Hotel in Boston North Shore, this park has all the signature features of a Coco Key Water Resort within its 65,000 square foot facility. You can zip down one of its four body slides or relax in its large whirlpool. The park also has a special area for small children that pours water over them as they play. The Dip-in Theater is another section for children under 48-inches tall. The theater has a number of slides and shows movies on a screen during special events. You can reach the park from central Connecticut in just over two hours.
  
  Coco Key Water Resort
  
  Crown Plaza Boston North Shore
  
  50 Ferncroft Road
  
  Danvers, MA 01923
  
  866-754-6959
  
  cocokeyresort.com
  
  

Cape Codder Resort and Spa

• The Cape Codder Resort, in Hyannis on Cape Cod, has a small indoor water park. The park contains two water slides, one at 50-feet high and the other at 80-feet high. Adults can enjoy the park's whirlpool and sauna. The main feature of the Caper Codder is its wave pool, with waves that reach a height of 2 feet. The pool uses the high intensity ultra-violet light system to sanitize the water. If you stay at the resort you can gain entry to the water park for free. You can reach the resort in three hours from most parts of Connecticut.
  
  Cape Codder Resort and Spa
  
  1225 Lyannough Road
  
  Hyannis, MA 02601
  
  888-297-220
  
  capecodderresort.com
  
  

Six Flags Great Escape Lodge and Indoor Water Park

• Six Flags Great Escape Lodge and Indoor Water Park has a 38,000 square foot facility it calls White Water Bay. The park keeps temperatures at a comfortable 80-degrees year round. Its main features consist of a lazy river, white water rafting, body boarding and surfing. Children over 42-inches tall can use the body boarding area and sign up for lessons. The park has a special area for children ages 6 and under. Thrill seekers can enjoy the white water rafting simulator, complete with a 41-foot drop. The park takes about three hours to reach from Connecticut.
  
  Six Flags Great Escape Lodge and Indoor Water Park
  
  89 Six Flags Drive
  
  Queensbury, New York 12804
  
  518-824-6060
  
  sixflagsgreatescapelodge.com