safari water park the grove

• Things to Do
• Restaurants
• Travel Stories
• Add a Place
• Travel Forum
• Travellers' Choice
• Help Centre

Safari Water Park - The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando

• United States    
• Florida (FL)    
• Central Florida    
• Orlando    
• Orlando Hotels    
• The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando

Wyndham Grand Orlando Resort Bonnet Creek

Disney's All-Star Sports Resort

Holiday Inn Resort Orlando Suites - Waterpark, an IHG Hotel

Disney's All-Star Movies Resort

Drury Plaza Hotel Orlando - Disney Springs Area

Disney's Coronado Springs Resort

Hotel Monreale Express I-Drive Orlando

Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress

Coco Key Hotel And Water Park Resort

SureStay Plus By Best Western Orlando International Drive

Amazing!!! Honestly Janitza has been an amazing bar tender. She's kind and doesn't rush the customer. She listens and resolves the issue at hand if any. She has made our experience at the Grove Resort ABOVE & BEYOND!!!

Thank you for staying at The Grove Resort & Water Park and for providing such wonderful feedback about Janitza! We are thrilled to hear that she took great care of you. We hope that you will be back to visit us again in the near future for another enjoyable stay!

We celebrated our son's 6th Birthday here for the weekend and had so much fun! The suite had everything we needed to be comfortable and the water park was a blast. Our family loved spending time in the lazy river. Heads up the arcade is super expensive, that would be our only complaint. Can't wait to come back!

Thank you for choosing The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando for your son's birthday! We were honored to be chosen to participate in your son's special day and thrilled to hear of the superior service provided by our team. We hope your celebration was everything you hoped for, and we can't wait to welcome you back again!

The associates at the front desk whom you first encounter,set the mood.Marianna,so professional,smiling even thru the mask her eyes showed it.Her coworker I believe his name was Hymen.The park the pools the arcade ,covid clean everywhere,my grandson and I felt very safe.The rooms triple 5 stars.Walking,well if anyone has done the disney parks,this is nothing and you dont stand in line.We loved it ,definately will return.Out of all the resorts I have stayed in this by far the best.The associates though at the check in set the pace and treat the guest as if we were family,started the vacation with laughter even before we got to our room .Parking as well very reasonable. Again see Marianna,Maria,or Hymen. Thank you. Marianna you are the BEST! The guests should always ask for the 3 people i mentioned. Not being disrespectful i did not encouraged any other associates at the front dest

Thank you for staying at The Grove Resort & Water Park and for providing such wonderful feedback about Marianna, Maria, and Hymen! We are thrilled to hear that they took great care of you. We hope that you will be back to visit us again in the near future for another enjoyable stay!

One of the best trip. Big thanks to Frances and Emma in coffee shop. They made me happy every morning with almond latte. Those girls are the BEST! Definitely i will recommend this place to my friends,and hopefully we'll see you soon. CHEERS! 🍻🍻🍻🍻

Thank you for choosing The Grove Resort & Water Park as your recent Orlando home away from home! We're thrilled that Frances & Emma could help make your vacation even more enjoyable. We hope to be able to welcome you back again on a future visit very soon!

Excellent resort! We had the best time and couldn’t have asked for a better room! The staff was friendly. The water park was great and my kids loved it. I highly recommend staying at The Grove with your family!

Thank you for choosing The Grove Resort & Water Park as your recent Orlando home away from home! We hope to be able to welcome you back again on a future visit very soon!

Surfari Water Park

Location & Hours

Suggest an edit

Located in:

The Grove Resort & Water Park - Orlando

14501 Grove Resort Ave

Orlando, FL 34787

Horizons West / West Orlando

You Might Also Consider

15.2 miles away from Surfari Water Park

Tim G. said "After reading all the low star reviews for people complaining about mask enforcement, I thought I was about to walk into a pre-Covid, no mask needed clean air zone... but literally everyone had a mask on while we were there. Those…" read more

Amenities and More

Ask the community.

Ask a question

Yelp users haven’t asked any questions yet about Surfari Water Park .

Recommended Reviews

• 1 star rating Not good
• 2 star rating Could’ve been better
• 3 star rating OK
• 4 star rating Good
• 5 star rating Great

Select your rating

Overall rating

The Grove in Orlando is the best family hotel that I have been to. The staff and customer service are amazing here. Always smiling and willing to help. This hotel is like a home away from Home . Very spacious for big families and big groups. They have two and three bedroom suites, amazing restaurants, pools, and a market on site. Rates start from $200 a night during the off season and up to $400 during the high season. Access to the waterpark is included with your stay. And truly the waterpark is the best park. They have poolside service, a lazy river and lots of lifeguards standing by. The only downfall I see of this property is that is so big so there's a lot of walking. But overall it's an amazing hotel. Very close to the Disney parks and plenty of room for families. You can even do groceries and cook and if you want to. This is my go to resort when in the area. I highly recommend it.

What's better than cheap? FREE, all access water park INCLUDED in your Grove Resort stay. Enjoy water slides, relax in the (heated) lazy River, fire water canons, swim in their centralized (heated) pool, and splash in an aquatic playground area targeted for younger kids. Perfect for families and vacationers of ALL ages. Our fam of 6 never had an issue scoring complimentary towels, reclining sun chairs, tables, and/or umbrellas. You can even pay $30 for 30m or $55 for 1 hr to tackle the Flow Rider, a super cool surf simulator. In addition to a bar/grill onsite, they pipe in cool, upbeat tunes to enjoy throughout the park. At times, this includes COVID/CDC safety announcements.

See all photos from Pravash M. for Surfari Water Park

People Also Viewed

Treasure Cove Water Park

Island H2O Water Park

Disney’s Blizzard Beach Water Park

Reunion Resort Water Park

Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon Water Park

River Island

Aquatica Orlando

Emerald Island Resort Nature Walk

Discovery Cove

Spring Park

Best of Orlando

Things to do in Orlando

People found Surfari Water Park by searching for…

Kids Water Park Orlando

Water Parks In Orlando Orlando

Water Slide Park Orlando

Water Slides Orlando

Best Family Activities in Orlando

Best Lazy River Pool in Orlando

Best Water Activities in Orlando

Kid Water Splash in Orlando

Heated Pool in Orlando

Water Park Resort In Clermont Fl in Orlando

Water Parks For Kids in Orlando

Browse Nearby

Things to Do

Restaurants

Playgrounds

Other Water Parks Nearby

Find more Water Parks near Surfari Water Park

Matador Original Series

This Family-Friendly Resort Near Orlando Offers the Perfect Blend of Luxury and Fun in the Sun

S ometimes, the perfect trip comes along that offers everything you want and need. The kind of vacation where there’s no need to drive anywhere at all, because everything is right there at your fingertips: world-class dining options, a sun-soaked water park, palatial swimming pools, fishing and boating and a packed schedule of kids’ activities. Well-equipped suites (each with a fully stocked kitchen, washer and dryer) add unparalleled convenience to days of breezy family fun.

Our family of five recently checked in to The Grove Resort and Water Park Orlando for a much-needed getaway and found exactly that.

The Property

Originally developed in 2008 but never occupied, the resort was purchased in 2014 by new owners who completed $200 million in renovations before opening the property in phases from 2017 to 2022. The resort feels lively, fresh, and new, and is buzzing with vacationing families. Nestled on 106 acres along beautiful Lake Austin, The Grove offers 878 spacious suites and an array of walkable onsite amenities. A significant draw is the resort’s $20 million Surfari Water Park (which features a FlowRider double surf simulator, dual water slides, a 700-foot lazy river and a unique splash pool for young children), as well as multiple bars and restaurants, the serene Escape Spa, an arcade with glow-in-the-dark mini golf, and a 24-hour fitness center.

Located just six miles from Walt Disney World (here’s how to make a family trip worth the cost if you’re planning to go) and 14 miles southwest of downtown Orlando, the property offers daily transportation to the region’s theme parks, including the Magic Kingdom, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, EPCOT, Universal Orlando, and Sea World. The resort is also located near Winter Garden, a lovely city with a charming historic downtown and a legendary open-air farmers market each Saturday.

Accommodations

Photo: The Grove Resort and Water Park Orlando

The Grove has two-bedroom and three-bedroom suites, all of which offer a screened-in balcony with expansive views. We opted for a three-bedroom, three-bath superior suite, and found ourselves in a stunning fifth-floor unit overlooking the Surfari Water Park. At 1,544 square feet, our suite featured a spacious living room with a foldout couch, a large dining area, full kitchen, washer and dryer, large windows and three magnificently clean, comfortable bedrooms and bathrooms. The master bedroom held a king-sized bed and a cozy separate seating area surrounded by windows (perfect for curling up with a book), as well as a huge bathroom with two sinks, a soaking tub, glass-enclosed shower, a safe for valuables, and a sizable closet.

When we first opened the door to our suite, my kids ran in and found three large stuffed animals (two Minnie Mouse dolls and a Mickey Mouse doll) waiting for them on the couch, alongside a generous selection of much-appreciated complimentary snacks. The washer and dryer were invaluable; I was able to pack light and wash clothes as we went, including our wet bathing suits each day. And another perk that made our vacation fabulous: the discreet pull-down blackout shades on every window that allowed our family to sleep in much later than we’re used to.

The location of our corner unit was fantastic, and I highly recommend requesting a suite near the water park. It allowed us to effortlessly take the elevator directly down to the water park and back to our suite in minutes. We were able to throw on our flip-flops and bathing suits and walk down to the park at a moment’s notice. Complimentary towels are available at the pools and water park, too. As someone used to packing a bag filled with kids’ stuff everywhere we go, it was a relief to walk out of our suite empty-handed and focus instead on enjoying the resort.

Water Activities at the Resort

View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Grove Resort & Water Park (@thegroveresort)

The water activities at The Grove are excellent. We spent every day at Surfari Water Park, splashing in the water in the kids’ area with two water slides, floating in the vast pools, relaxing on the lazy river (where we watched delighted swimmers descending down two giant water slides) and watching surfers on the FlowRider double surf simulator. DJ Rey Rico kept the party going each afternoon at the water park with a fun-filled set.

One of our best decisions was opting for a VIP poolside cabana, which came complete with a table and chairs, reserved lounge chairs, a cooler with ice, bottles of water, and a large flat-screen TV. This provided us with welcome shade, privacy, poolside food and beverage service, and a solar-powered safe for valuables attached to the cooler with an internal USB hookup for charging our phones. This was a considerable asset, as it gave us a cool, safe place to stash our phones each time we went in the water.

Separate from the water park, The Springs Pools are also lovely. With three sizable, heated swimming pools and a hot tub, a bonus was a kids’ pool with splash features that became shaded from the sun each afternoon, creating a pool option for kids to play freely out of direct sunlight.

Then there’s the phenomenal Lake Austin Pier, with water activities that include guided pontoon tours, swan paddle boats, kayaks, fishing charters, and catch-and-release fishing off the dock. We loved strolling on the dock and watching wildlife just steps away from our resort. We saw a four-foot alligator, turtles, catfish and bass.

Onsite Amenities

Our days were filled with stopping by the fabulous Kids Activity Center for one of the many daily scheduled activities or just to color and socialize with other children. My kids had a blast creating their own stuffed animals (a dinosaur, racoon, and sloth) in the Build-A-Buddy Workshop, and they also loved creating colorful artwork and hanging it on the walls. At the arcade – dubbed Flip Flop’s Family Fun Center – we played several rounds of glow-in-the-dark mini golf and arcade games. We won prizes and walked out satisfied.

The Grove offers a one-mile jogging path around the perimeter of the resort (which my husband loved) and a 24-hour fitness center. The onsite Escape Spa offers a retreat for adults: a private sauna, lounges and a full menu of spa treatments ranging from a signature Himalayan Salt Stones Massage to a Vitamin C Infusion Facial. The gift shop located adjacent to Alfresco Market offers some alluring shopping filled with Lilly Pulitzer prints and fashions (including some adorable beach coverups). I had to remind myself not to spend all our money in the shop.

Rather than sticking to a tight schedule, I grew to love waking up in the morning and just walking out the door with the kids. That’s the beauty of a walkable resort – there was always something exciting to be found. One morning, we walked to the dock and watched a fishing tournament; on another morning, we caught a special poolside wildlife presentation from Gatorland. We would stop to play in white sand dotted with palm trees, then continue walking to breakfast or the water park.

Dining at the Resort

There are multiple easy, fun dining options at The Grove. The property has three restaurants, plus a market with a bakery and coffee bar, grocery items, and fast to-go items. Valencia Restaurant offers an upscale dining experience, while The Springs Bar and Grill brings a casual outdoor option to those enjoying the water. Longboard Bar and Grill serves guests at Surfari Water Park, while Alfresco Market is a satisfying stop for fine Italian coffee, a quick croissant, or sandwich.

Valencia Restaurant was our favorite. It’s sophisticated while importantly staying very family-friendly. On our second evening at the resort, we dined on grilled salmon served over a Kashi bowl of quinoa, brown rice, dried cranberries, sweet potatoes, broccoli, and candy cane beets that were all drizzled with a miso vinaigrette. The blackened mahi-mahi tacos are delicious and come stuffed with a generous portion of fish, mango coleslaw, and roasted garlic aioli. The calamari was also delectable, served with fried shishito peppers, marinara sauce and a creamy lemon remoulade for dipping. I also discovered my new favorite drink: Valencia’s signature pineapple mule made with Stoli vodka, ginger beer, lime juice and pineapple juice.

At Longboard Bar and Grill at the water park, we enjoyed service in our cabana and noshed on Grove-smoked pork nachos, Cuban sandwiches, and guacamole and chips. Refreshing mango and pina colada smoothies rounded out the meal. A coconut mojito served in a specialty bucket was an end-of-day treat, made with fresh muddled mint leaves, Cruzan coconut rum, lime, simple syrup, and soda.

The live acoustic music on the patio at The Springs Bar and Grill (featuring a rotating schedule of talented musicians) brought an earthy island vibe to the outdoor deck with food prepared in the adjacent Valencia kitchen. Meanwhile, at Alfresco Market, we enjoyed morning Illy espressos and stocked up on staples for our suite such as eggs, fruit, and cereal. We indulged in piping-hot margherita and bianca takeout pizzas from the market in our room one evening after a long day. Another morning, we polished off a fresh cinnamon roll from the market’s bakery.

Getting to The Grove Resort and Water Park Orlando

More like this

Trending now, the 20 best airbnbs near universal studios orlando, bookend your disney trip at these beautiful orlando airport hotels, discover matador, adventure travel, train travel, national parks, beaches and islands, ski and snow.

The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando

rate per night

based on 10,666 reviews

About The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando

• Resort Room Enjoy the many amenities of the resort
• Freebies This stay includes Wi-Fi for free

The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando is known for its expansive rooms that focus on making guests feel like they are enjoying a true home away from home. The layout of each room is designed to mimic the feel of a well-appointed apartment. One-bedroom suites are a spacious 975 square feet. This means they are almost three times the size of the average hotel room.

The two-bedroom suites stretch out to 1,265 square feet. These suites feature a kitchen and dining area, and a common living room space for relaxation. Guests are also able to enjoy a patio to help incorporate some of the outside in their temporary living experience.

The 3-bedroom suites truly provide a complete home away from home experience. In addition to the fully-equipped kitchen, these suites also offer a full-size washer and dryer setup and many other amenities.

Outside of the rooms, the resort offers the Surfari Water Park with a FlowRider double surf simulator. There are water slides as well, and even a lazy river. In addition, there is a zero-entry pool, which offers the safest way for small children to enjoy the water.

Those who want to experience fun off-site can go out to Lake Austin. There are water sports available, or guests can simply sit back and absorb the beauty of the natural landscape.

There are several restaurants and bars to choose from, including Valencia Restaurant, which offers all three meals. The Springs Bar and Grill offers the option of enjoying a midday meal outdoors while you have a refreshing cocktail.

Everything in The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando is set up for the comfort and convenience of guests, while simultaneously providing a second, and relaxing, home.

Photos of The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando

Latest deals for the grove resort & water park orlando.

* Total includes estimated local taxes & fees payable on check out.

Prices are based on 1 night, not including taxes and fees

Amenities at The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando

• Water sport facilities (on site)
• Outdoor pool
• Water slide
• Spa and wellness center
• Fitness center
• Tea/coffee maker
• Coffee machine

Services and conveniences

• A/V equipment rental
• Business center
• Wake-up service
• Concierge service
• Entertainment staff
• Meeting/Banquet facilities
• Mini-market on site
• Key card access
• Express check-out
• 24hr front desk
• Conference rooms
• Wedding services
• Safety deposit box
• Wi-Fi available in all areas
• Fire extinguisher
• Free toiletries
• Smoke alarms
• Air-conditioned
• Free Internet
• Conditioner
• Wine glasses
• Kitchenware
• Kitchenette
• Kitchen/Kitchenette
• Dining area

Pool and spa

• Heated pool
• Pool towels
• Pool with a view
• Family rooms
• Garden view
• Inner courtyard view
• Storage available
• Seating area

Things to do

• Board games/puzzles
• Private bathroom
• Additional bathroom
• Additional toilet
• Toilet paper
• Special diet menus (on request)
• Coffee shop
• Dining table

Family friendly

• Kid-friendly
• Kid-friendly buffet
• Indoor play area
• Kids' club

Accessibility and suitability

• Non-feather pillow
• Pets not allowed
• Increased accessibility
• Accessible by elevator
• Outdoor dining area
• Outdoor furniture
• Terrace/Patio
• Laundry facilities
• Washer/dryer available in-room
• Iron and ironing board
• Tumble dryer
• Washing machine

Media and entertainment

• Flat-screen TV
• Cable or satellite TV
• Shared lounge/TV area

Parking and transportation

• Parking (surcharge)
• Shuttle service
• Private parking
• Alarm clock
• Wardrobe or closet
• Fax/photocopying

Health and safety

Reviews of The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando

All reviews are collected from real users with a verified booking made with KAYAK or one of our trusted external partners.

Learn how KAYAK collects reviews.

• Everything was perfect no complaints (in 136 reviews)
• "Modern, clean and spacious rooms" (in 96 reviews)
• Beautiful facility and incredible staff (in 122 reviews)
• Front desk was terrible. (in 13 reviews)
• The dryer didn't work properly. (in 5 reviews)
• Resort fee for business travelers is ridiculous. (in 14 reviews)

Traveler type:

Time of year:, traveler rating:, what's nearby.

• Orange County National Golf Club 5.8 mi
• Crooked Cat Golf Course 6 mi
• Luther F. Tilden House 13.8 mi
• Garden Theatre 14.6 mi
• Central Florida Railroad Museum 14.6 mi
• Winter Garden Downtown Historic District 14.7 mi
• Winter Garden Heritage Museum 14.7 mi

Essential information about The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando

When to book a room at the grove resort & water park orlando, top tips for your stay at the grove resort & water park orlando.

• If you’re after a cheap room at The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando, then you should consider staying during the low season. The cheapest deals can generally be found in September and October.
• Prices can also vary depending on which day of the week you stay. For the best room deals at The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando, plan to stay on a Wednesday or Sunday. The most expensive day is usually Tuesday.
• The cheapest price a room at The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando was booked for on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks was $198, while the most expensive was $466.
• How long should you stay at The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando? KAYAK users usually book their rooms here for 3 days.

FAQs when booking at The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando

What are the main amenities offered at the grove resort & water park orlando.

The resort offers a wide range of amenities including a water park with a FlowRider double surf simulator, water slides, a lazy river, and a zero-entry pool. Additionally, guests can enjoy on-site restaurants, a fitness center, and laundry facilities.

Are the rooms at The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando spacious and well-maintained?

Yes, the rooms are known for being spacious, clean, and modern. Guests have praised the comfortable beds and the availability of fully-equipped kitchens, dining areas, and living room spaces in the suites.

What are the dining options like at The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando?

The resort offers several dining options, including the Valencia Restaurant which serves all three meals, and the Springs Bar and Grill which provides a midday dining experience outdoors. Guests have appreciated the variety and quality of the food available.

Is parking readily available at The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando?

While there is parking available, some guests have mentioned that there is an additional charge for parking, which has been a point of concern for some visitors.

When is the best time to visit The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando?

The high season at the resort is in December, while the low season is in June. Visitors can plan their trips accordingly to avoid peak times and make the most of their stay.

Are there any special offers or packages at The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando and what is included in some of them?

Although the packages may change, the hotel regularly offers special deals. One is for families and includes resort credits which can be used for dining, cabana rentals or spa treatments. Other specials, such as spa packages and bed and breakfast deals, are also possible. Enjoy breakfast for two with your stay when you book the bed and breakfast package. The package includes lodging in one of the hotel’s suites. Breakfast is dine-in only at Valencia Restaurant. Additionally, free shuttling to popular attractions such as Walt Disney World and the Surfari Water Park are also provided.

Is the Safari Waterpark open to the public of The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando?

Safari Waterpark is for guests of The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando (Winter Gardens Hotels) only. The park is open daily from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm as long as weather permits. Along with water slides and pools, the park has a lazy river, private cabanas and a bar/grill for dining.

Do you offer a shuttle from The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando to Walt Disney World?

Guests staying at The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando can catch the hotel shuttle to and from Walt Disney World and Epcot Center. The bus runs several times throughout the day. However, you’ll have to reserve your seat through the concierge as seating is limited.

What activities can my family enjoy near by The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando?

Lake Austin is just minutes from The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando. A great place for outdoor fun, here you can fish, hike, swim, kayak or take a ride on a swan boat. Surrounded by nature, it is also a great place to get away to for a nice relaxing stroll.

What spa treatments and services are offered at The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando?

The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando has an on-site, full-service spa. Spa-goers can choose from a wide selection of beauty and body treatments including pedicures, hydration wraps, and body waxes. Special packages for children and men are included on its list of services.

What is there to do on a rainy day at The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando?

The kids will find an array of activities to enjoy at Winter Garden Hotels, The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando, no matter what the weather is like outside. Be sure to check the hotel activity calendar for both family and kid activities to enjoy. Some group events include family trivia, arts/crafts, bingo and ice cream socials.

Can you get married at The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando?

Meetings, conferences and even weddings are welcome at the Grove Resort. Get married inside or outdoors with the lake as your backdrop. With a number of different venues, it can host really small or large weddings. The hotel can also provide everything you’ll need for your special day from the food to a DJ.

Where is The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando located?

The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando is located at 14501 Grove Resort Avenue, 14.6 miles from the center of Winter Garden. Orange County National Golf Club is the closest landmark to The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando.

When is check-in time and check-out time at The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando?

Check-in time is 4:00 PM and check-out time is 10:00 AM at The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando.

Does The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando offer free Wi-Fi?

Yes, The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando offers free Wi-Fi.

How far is The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando from the airport?

The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando is 21.5 miles from Orlando.

Does The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando have a pool?

Yes, The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando has a pool onsite.

How does KAYAK find such great The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando hotel deals?

KAYAK scours the web for all room deals available at The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando in Winter Garden and lets you compare them to find the best rate for your stay. Many different travel sites will offer discounts or deals at different times for rooms at The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando and KAYAK will provide you with prices from a huge range of travel sites. That means that you can always find a great deal for The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando.

Nearby hotels and places to stay

Most recommended, good to know.

• Last Updated On
• September 4, 2023

The Grove Resort & Water Park

Situated in vibrant Orlando, The Grove Resort & Water Park is a haven for your family getaways.

With spacious suites and abundant outdoor fun, it’s designed to provide endless entertainment.

From the water park to the luxurious spa, The Grove Resort & Water Park offers an experience filled with excitement and relaxation for all ages.

Stand Out Amenities:

• Surfari Water Park
• Full-service spa
• Fishing lake
• Multiple dining options
• Average room rates: $$$
• Resort fee: $40 per night (2 BR), $50 per night (3 BR)
• Special discounts for early booking and extended stays

The Grove Resort & Water Park, nestled close to Disney World in Orlando, has been a favorite among families and couples seeking a blend of fun and tranquility.

Its expansive Surfari Water Park is an instant hit with kids, while adults can indulge in the full-service spa or fish in the resort’s peaceful lake.

The culinary scene here offers variety and caters to different tastes.

Built on the philosophy of providing a home away from home, The Grove Resort’s history is rich with satisfied guests who’ve enjoyed unforgettable moments.

With spacious accommodations and friendly staff, guests eagerly return for more, making it a standout choice.

Expert Tips

• Head to the Surfari Water Park : Make sure to pack your swimwear. The Surfari Water Park is not to be missed, with slides and pools for all ages.
• Take a shuttle to Disney World : Being close to Disney World, take advantage of shuttle services for a magical day with the family.

Contact Details

14501 Grove Resort Ave Winter Garden, FL 34787 407-545-7500 Visit Website Social Media

Alternative Resorts Nearby: Orlando World Center Marriott CoCo Key Hotel and Water Park Resort Marriott’s Harbor Lake, Orlando

This Resort Featured In: Best Family Resorts in the US 13 Best Family Resorts in Florida with Water Parks

10 of America’s Best Water Parks

Make a splash at these fun-filled oases.

We've been independently researching and testing products for over 120 years. If you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more about our review process.

Whether you’re four or 40, there’s nothing quite like the thrill of zipping down a waterslide on a hot summer day, feeling the rush of adrenaline that comes with every twist, turn and drop, then plummeting into a shallow pool, climbing out, and doing it all over again. Waterparks are some of life’s most nostalgic places, where sore feet and sunburns are the mark of a day well spent.

From innovative theming to record-breaking attractions, here are 10 of America’s best waterparks.

Universal’s Volcano Bay | Orlando, Florida

Schlitterbahn New Braunfels | New Braunfels, Texas

Claiming the title of “World’s Best Waterpark,” the Schlitterbahn park in New Braunfels, Texas, packs more than 51 attractions into 70 acres. The name nods to the area’s German heritage, with dedicated sections housing slides, coasters, rivers and pools interspersed through natural landscaping.

Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon Water Park | Orlando, Florida

No one does a theme quite like Disney, and Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon Water Park is no exception. Telling the story of a legendary storm that struck a tropical island, the focal point of the park is a shrimp boat stuck on top of Mt. Mayday. The surrounding 56 acres are filled with waterslides, a surf pool and the kid-friendly Ketchakiddee Creek playground.

LEGOLAND California Resort | Carlsbad, California

Bare feet and LEGOs finally go hand-in-hand at LEGOLAND California’s waterpark. Interspersed with the park’s waterslides and wave pools are activities like the “Imagination Station,” where kids (and let’s be honest, adults) can build bridges and dams with DUPLO bricks, build a boat to race or build a LEGO raft in the lazy river.

Noah’s Ark Waterpark | Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin

Wisconsin Dells may be known as the “Waterpark Capital of the World,” but one rises above the rest with an impressive record: it claims “America’s Largest Waterpark.” Noah’s Ark Waterpark is often a pioneer in water rides, introducing a glowing slide this year (Chameleon) to enjoy alongside the world’s largest king cobra slide (Raja) and the country’s first nearly vertical looping slide (Scorpion’s Tail).

Six Flags White Water | Marietta, Georgia

Six Flags Over Georgia has a dedicated water park onsite, Six Flags White Water . As its name suggests, there are plenty of adrenaline-inducing rides like the tropical storm-themed Typhoon Twister or the ultra-tall Dive Bomber with a 90-degree drop. For casual park-goers, Six Flags White Water also has a wave pool and lazy river.

Splashin’ Safari | Santa Claus, Indiana

In a town called Santa Claus, a holiday-themed amusement park just makes sense. Navigating through Holiday World park sections with themes like Halloween and Fourth of July will lead you to Splashin’ Safari, a sprawling tropical park with nearly 50 attractions, including the world’s longest water coaster. Holiday World and Splashin’ Safari promise value, with one ticket admitting entry to both parks and free soft drinks and sunscreen offered throughout.

The Boardwalk at Hersheypark | Hershey, Pennsylvania

The sweetest waterpark around, the Boardwalk at Hersheypark is the waterlogged counterpart to the adjacent candy-inspired amusement park. Challenge your friends at the world’s longest mat racing slides, get an adrenaline rush on a watercoaster, or opt to float down the (more than) 1,300-foot lazy river.

Great Wolf Lodge | Multiple Locations

We’d be remiss not to mention the largest chain of indoor waterparks in the country, Great Wolf Lodge . Contrary to most others on the list, these parks stay open year-round for aquatic adventure no matter the weather. From California all the way to Massachusetts, guests can enjoy wave pools, slides and lazy rivers all day long, then retire to their resort-style accommodations without ever leaving the property. 2023 will welcome two new properties: Great Wolf Lodge Maryland and Great Wolf Lodge Poconos .

Cowabunga Bay | Multiple Locations

There are two outposts of Cowabunga Bay , a retro surfer-inspired waterpark in Las Vegas and Draper, Utah. Skip the strip and head to the Nevada location, where more than 25 attractions like body slides, racers and an all-dark tube slide add to the thrill. The Utah counterpart has 11 colorful slides and a dedicated area for little adventurers.

@media(max-width: 64rem){.css-o9j0dn:before{margin-bottom:0.5rem;margin-right:0.625rem;color:#ffffff;width:1.25rem;bottom:-0.2rem;height:1.25rem;content:'_';display:inline-block;position:relative;line-height:1;background-repeat:no-repeat;}.loaded .css-o9j0dn:before{background-image:url(/_assets/design-tokens/goodhousekeeping/static/images/Clover.5c7a1a0.svg);}}@media(min-width: 48rem){.loaded .css-o9j0dn:before{background-image:url(/_assets/design-tokens/goodhousekeeping/static/images/Clover.5c7a1a0.svg);}} Travel

Romantic Weekend Getaways

11 Ways to Protect Yourself From Travel Scams

The Best Caribbean Resorts for Families

Best All-Inclusive Resorts Where Kids Stay Free

The Best Alaska Cruises

Universal's Epic Universe Will Live Up to Its Name

25 Fun Girls' Weekend Getaway Destinations

Inside Vrbo's Vacation Rentals of the Year 2024

20 Best Places to Visit in April

20 Surprising Disneyland Freebies

The Best Family Vacation Ideas

• Motorcycles
• Car of the Month
• Destinations
• Men’s Fashion
• Watch Collector
• Art & Collectibles
• Vacation Homes
• Celebrity Homes
• New Construction
• Home Design
• Electronics
• Fine Dining
• Aston Martin
• L’Atelier
• Les Marquables de Martell
• Panther National
• Reynolds Lake Oconee
• 672 Wine Club
• Sports & Leisure
• Health & Wellness
• Best of the Best
• The Ultimate Gift Guide

The 12 Best Water Safaris Around the World, From Antarctic Cruises to Botswana River Journeys

Waterborne safaris extend far beyond africa, to the amazon, borneo, alaska and the antarctic. here are the best ways to access exotic wildlife by boat., gemma harris, gemma harris's most recent stories.

• From Electric Surfboards to Biodegradable Golf Balls: 8 Eco-Conscious Yacht Toys for Green and Clean Fun
• From Floating Nightclubs to Fashion Shows: Yacht Charters Are Crafting One-of-a-Kind Experiences on the High Seas
• From Taylor Swift Concerts to Expert Wine Tastings: Superyachts Are Now Exclusive Venues for A-List Entertainment
• Share This Article

The term safari typically evokes images of dusty African savannahs and bouncy 4×4 rides in pursuit of the iconic Big Five—lion, leopard, rhinoceros, elephant, and African buffalo. While this classic game-drive ritual has its place, a different breed of water-based adventures is gaining momentum.

In Africa, swapping wheels for hulls can save time. In Rwanda, for instance, traveling aboard the Kivu Queen uBuranga , the first motorized houseboat on Lake Kivu, cuts travel time for gorilla trekking jaunts in the Volcanoes National Park or searching for chimpanzees in the Nyungwe Forest National Park. Both would take many hours by car. Plus it’s just a much more pleasant way to travel.

In other parts of the world, the only way to see marine wildlife is by boat. “Cruises are great for visiting more areas and seeing a variety of landscapes,” Allie Almario, the Galapagos and Amazon safari expert at Philadelphia-based Premier Tours, told Robb Report. “ Going by boat in the Amazon, for example, allows you to navigate the tributaries easily for access into some of its most remote areas.”

We’ve curated our favorite water trips to animal-laden lands, whether it’s traveling in a houseboat or go-anywhere expedition vessel, drifting along rivers or cruising to the world’s most remote polar regions. Accommodations range from intimate five-star island hideaways to brand-new superyachts to more communal, high-end river boats. What they share: A wildlife-focused itinerary that not only provides opportunities to witness water-dwelling species but also the diversity of fish and underwater mammals and wide-ranging bird species, all from the comfort of a luxurious floating camp.

Here are 12 of our favorites.

Botswana, Sitatunga Island

The latest in Great Plains’s water-based reserve collection, this private island camp is surrounded by waterways can be accessed only by boat or helicopter. Sitatunga Island blends traditional safaris with boating, thereby elevating the freedom and peacefulness of observing the Okavango Delta’s primal residents. Gliding along in the 22-footer motorboat or mokoro—a traditional dugout canoe—covers more ground, while delving deeper into the landscape. In the new five-star resort, four opulent wooden suites (one a very large double) are equipped with poster beds, open screened sides that offer exceptional wildlife viewing, espresso machines, wine and liquor, plunge pools, and Peloton bikes. Each suite also has a professional camera for capturing hippos, elephants, crocodiles, and hundreds of exotic bird species. Add to that gourmet meals, exceptional service, and halcyon sunsets over the Okavango River, and this could be the most exclusive water safari in Botswana. Surrounding camps from other providers such as Jao, Xigera, and Vumbura, also embrace a similar ethos, combining land and water safaris. Best time: low season (October through February). Cost via Premier Tours : $13,690 per person, including all internal flights and helicopter trips to and from the island. Travel to/from Botswana not included.  

Costa Rica, Cocos Island, ‘SuRi’

Cocos Island, flung 340 miles off Costa Rica’s Pacific coast, has lush mountainous landscapes, countless waterfalls, intriguing cloud forests, and an ocean full of incredible diving. It’s so wild, in fact, that it inspired Jurassic Park. While you won’t find any T-Rexes, park rangers keep an eye on the several species that call the island home. But most of the wildlife is in the ocean, including marine mammals such as humpback whales, sea lions, and bottlenose dolphins. The shark-infested UNESCO waters are best explored aboard the 208-foot explorer SuRi , which offering a nature-themed itinerary from diving with marine biologists alongside the sharks, manta rays, and turtles to kayaking with dolphins to secluded beach hikes among vast bird species. Outfitter Cookson Adventures  also offers hands-on involvement with conservation projects, such as geotagging whale sharks. Best time: June-December. Cost without airfare: Private charter. from $350,000 per week.

Antarctica, ‘Hanse Explorer’

Uninhabited by humans but filled with wildlife, the vast white continent provides an incomparable polar experience. Bypassing a long cruise through Drake Passage, EYOS offers the option to fly in to join the 156-foot, ice-classed Hanse Explorer for traversing the continent’s most remote waters. The vessel’s six staterooms allow a group 12 to venture into the ice with expert guides. Penguin colonies, whales breaching across the yacht’s bow, and herds of seals offer some of the best polar experiences available. After excursions and, of course, the requisite polar plunge, guests can warm up in the Finnish sauna and then enjoy more sea views from the sundeck Jacuzzi. Best time: November-March. Cost without airfare: Private charter from $235,000 per week. 

Galapagos Islands, ‘Stella Maris’

Straddling the equator, the Galapagos Islands promise year-round, water-based wildlife adventures. The volcanic archipelago is home to species found nowhere else on Earth, from blue-footed boobies and giant land iguanas to Galapagos penguins and hundreds more. A visit aboard superyacht  Stella Maris will let any visitor realize how Charles Darwin came up with his theory of evolution by natural selection. The 164-footer has seven well-appointed cabins for relaxing between island visits. Cruising amid the wild things—which change dramatically from island to island—offers a slew of activities, from trekking alongside giant tortoises to tender rides through mangroves to hanging out underwater with boisterous sea lions and hammerhead sharks. The yacht’s guides understand the diversity of the islands, unveiling each creature’s history. Best time: December-May. Cost without airfare: Aqua Expeditions can arrange a full-yacht charter from $218.500 per week.

Norway, Svalbard, ‘Scintilla Maris’

Frozen for months but passable from April to August under 24-hour daylight, this archipelago is abundant with Arctic wildlife. The unusual 150-foot Scintilla Maris , recently converted from a Damen trawler vessel, is the ideal launch pad for Svalbard. Its seafaring capabilities let it weave into the ice floes of this archipelago. Wildlife highlights include seals, reindeer, arctic fox, and the main attraction, the polar bear. They can be viewed up close from the Zodiacs or from heated seating in the yacht’s dedicated observation area, 39 feet above the water. The boat’s vibration-free hybrid propulsion extends the comfort while in electric-only mode, creating a tranquil environment for wildlife encounters. These waters are also a crossroads for multiple whale species, making whale watching one of the highlights. Best time: May-August. Cost without airfare: Pelorus-arranged private charter starting at $160,000 per week. 

Australia, Great Barrier Reef, ‘Beluga’

The world’s largest coral-reef system reveals an aquatic ecosystem that is best explored by water, thanks to 9,000 species below the surface. Though the Great Barrier Reef is experiencing significant environmental challenges, much of it remains a treasure trove for snorkelers and divers. The 113-foot Beluga takes up to 10 guests throughout June and July to the only place one can swim with dwarf minke whales. The yacht has a 40-foot chase boat, aptly named Minke, with ten sets of dive gear. The crow’s nest at the top of the yacht is the perfect place for more whale watching under way. Best time: November-April. Cost without airfare: Ocean Alliance charter from $75,000 per week. 

Borneo, Sabah, ‘Kudanil’

Teeming with life, Sabah’s east coast is one of Southeast Asia’s top wildlife-watching destinations. Superyachts aren’t just for the ocean here: An animal-centric itinerary onboard the 164-foot Kudanil , cruising into the navigable Kinabatangan River, presents some of the world’s rarest species. The river bank includes wild orangutans, the almost extinct Borneo pygmy elephant, the proboscis monkey, and many reptiles and birds. Back in the ocean, as a dive and surf vessel, Kudanil can extend the trip, heading to Sipadan for world-class scuba diving. Best time: May-October. Cost without airfare: Pelorus -arranged private charter from $140,000 per week. 

Alaska Inside Passage, ‘La Datcha’

Along the scenic, remote Inside Passage, wildlife encounters in Alaska are the norm, from wild mink, brown bears fishing for salmon, and harbor seals to pods of orcas and humpback whales. The 252-foot expedition yacht La Datcha offers flexible itineraries through these waters, focusing on the wildlife but also showing the best of the fjords, dramatic island bays, and remote areas that would be otherwise inaccessible except for an explorer vessel of this caliber. Its designated expedition room is filled with specialized gear for onshore and tender excursions. La Datcha ‘s helideck and enclosed hanger also allow exceptional wildlife-viewing far above water levels. Best time: June-August. Cost without airfare: Private charter from $940,000 per week.

Botswana, Chobe River, ‘Zambezi Queen’

Winding through Africa’s wilderness is the Chobe River, this tributary of the Zambezi gives a different perspective of life on the plains. Especially if you’re aboard the Mantis Collection’s 138-foot Zambezi Queen houseboat. If it isn’t impressive enough to see Africa’s wild creatures on land, this vessel lets you wake to leopards drinking and elephants bathing from one of the 14 suites’ private balconies. Tenders bring the action closer for water-based game viewing and, if you’re so inclined, the vessel offers angling for local gamefish. A birder’s paradise, this area of Botswana is home to over 450 bird species. After a day of wildlife spotting, the vessel offers gourmet African-themed dinners. Best time: June-October. Cost without airfare: Luxury suite (per person, per night sharing) $932.

Botswana, Chobe River, ‘Chobe Princess’

Mantis also offers smaller vessels within its portfolio for a more intimate experience of the Chobe River. Moored on the Namibian side, Chobe Princess is part of a trio of similar houseboats available exclusively for families or private parties, with two offering four suites and five in the third. Cruising along the Chobe National Park, the floating safari provides ideal viewing of this game-dense area, with fishing, photographic safaris, birding, and cultural tours. The boat also has a plunge pool and beautiful views. Best time: June-October. Cost without airfare: Luxury suite (per person, per night sharing) $716.

Peru, Amazon, ‘Delfin I’

Aboard the 67-foot Delfin 1 , eight guests gain exclusive access to the world’s largest protected flooded forest—Peru’s Pacaya Samiria National Reserve—accessible only by boat during the rainy season. Navigating through the watery wilderness, the basin’s showstopper is the mystical pink river dolphin found only in these waters. From the shaded observation deck or one of the four plush private-suite terraces, the land also reveals sloths, capybaras, and pygmy marmosets. Night-time safaris via tender reveal the jungle’s nocturnal transformation with black caimans, bats, frogs, and other nocturnal creatures lining the shores. Delfin Cruises partners with local guides to benefit Amazonian communities. Best time: November-May. Cost without airfare: 5 days/4nights, Deluxe suite, $6,500. 

Rwanda, Lake Kivu, ‘Kivu Queen uBuranga’

The Kivu Queen uBuranga has recently pioneered motorized yachting on Lake Kivu’s waters. The lake is a gateway to Rwanda’s kaleidoscopic biodiversity, though it won’t have the big game like northern Botswana. Besides the overarching sense of tranquility, exploring by boat considerably reduces travel times for gorilla trekking jaunts in the Volcanoes National Park or searching for chimpanzees in the Nyungwe Forest National Park. Going by boat is also much more pleasant than having to wander on dusty, remote backroads. Onboard, one can relax in one of the 10 cabins, kick back in the lounge, or unwind in the wellness center. Best time June-September: Cost without airfare: Mantis -arranged travel: 2/3 night stays (per person/per night/sharing) from $1,500.

Read More On:

More marine.

Forget a Crow’s Nest. This 207-Foot Explorer Yacht Concept Has Its Own Pop-Up Observatory.

American Magic Just Unveiled Its Sleek New America’s Cup Race Boat

The CEO of Jefferies Just Sold $65 Million in Shares to Buy a Yacht

Forget Pools. This New 131-Foot ‘Mini-Megayacht’ Is Fronted by an Infinity Jacuzzi.

Culinary Masters 2024

MAY 17 - 19 Join us for extraordinary meals from the nation’s brightest culinary minds.

Give the Gift of Luxury

Latest Galleries in Marine

EXO-X Explorer Yacht in Photos

More from our brands, adidas beats expectations in q1 2024, returns to profitability, harris, blitzer add flag football operator to unrivaled portfolio, dandelooo acquires global rights to korean animated series ‘pongpong dino’, senegal postpones dakar biennale by six months amid widespread protests, the best yoga mats for any practice, according to instructors.

Watch CBS News

Tornadoes leave a trail of destruction in Oklahoma, communities begin to assess damage

By Lucia Suarez Sang

Updated on: April 29, 2024 / 12:33 PM EDT / CBS News

Multiple tornadoes tore across Oklahoma on Saturday night, leaving a wide trail of destruction, leveling homes and buildings and knocking out power for tens of thousands of residents and businesses. At least four people were killed in the state, including a child.

The region remained on high alert for severe weather after thunderstorms and tornados rolled through Friday and Saturday from Texas to the Great Lakes. About 106 tornadoes were detected in six states on Friday, with Nebraska and Iowa the hardest hit , officials said.

Officials in Pottawattamie County, in southwest Iowa by the Nebraska border, said one resident was killed and three others hurt by severe weather that hit Friday.

In Oklahoma, a tornado ripped through Holdenville, a small town of about 5,000 people, around 11 p.m. Saturday night, destroying or damaging several buildings in its path. Hughes County Emergency Medical Services said Sunday morning that at least four people were injured — three with major injuries — and two people died. The victims were an adult and a minor, it said, but did not provide any additional information.

On Sunday morning, Gov. J. Kevin Stitt declared an emergency disaster for 12 counties, including Carter, Cotton, Garfield, Hughes, Kay, Lincoln, Love, Murray, Okfuskee, Oklahoma, Payne, and Pontotoc. This will allow the state to provide the necessary help for these communities. He said in a video posted on  Facebook  that he plans to visit the impacted communities to assess the damage.

"You just can't believe the destruction," Stitt said. "It seems like every business downtown has been destroyed."

Stitt on Sunday spoke with President Biden, who "offered the full support of the federal government," the White House said in a statement.

In nearby Sulphur, a small town of about 5,000 people 80 miles south of Oklahoma City, at least two tornadoes were reported, while another hit Marietta and traveled directly over Interstate 35. One   person was killed near Marietta, according to the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management.

Tornadoes in Sulphur and Marrietta were rated at least EF3 based on preliminary survey results, the National Weather Service said Sunday.

Videos and photos emerging on social media early Sunday morning showed heavy damage across Sulphur, including scattered bricks, wooden beams and toppled trees. Buildings in the downtown area had blown-out windows and missing walls across a 15-block radius.

Red Cross Oklahoma said it was opening a shelter in Sulphur and was in contact with officials to help with the immediate needs of affected residents throughout the state.

Communities in Garfield, Grant, Kay, Payne and several other counties in Oklahoma also suffered damage to homes and other structures, officials said.

The National Weather Service in Norman said early Sunday that flash flooding was now the primary threat after the tornado warnings were lifted.

Nearly 33,000 people in Oklahoma were without power on Sunday morning, according to  poweroutage.us , which tracks electric utility outages. In Texas, nearly 67,000 customers were without power.

In Kansas, the National Weather Service confirmed a "large and dangerous tornado" touched the ground near the town of Howard on Saturday afternoon. 

The National Weather Service confirmed Saturday that multiple tornadoes touched down in at least three North Texas counties the day before, including three tornadoes in Navarro County. Two of them were EF1 tornadoes with wind speeds more than 100 miles per hour. The third EF0 tornado touched down north of Frost. Some homes there are leveled with trees and metal lining the area.  

The Friday night tornadoes wreaked havoc in the Midwest , particularly in Nebraska and Iowa, causing a building to collapse with dozens of people inside and destroying and damaging hundreds of homes.

The sounds of chainsaws filled the air on Saturday in the Elkhorn neighborhood of Omaha, a city of 485,000 people with a metropolitan area population of about 1 million.

"We watched it touch down about 200 yards over there," Elkhorn resident Pat Woods told CBS News. "And then we went to get shelter and we came, but we could hear it going through. When we came back up, our fence was gone and we looked over to the northwest and the whole neighborhood is gone."

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen on Sunday issued emergency declarations for Douglas, Lancaster and Washington Counties.

The National Weather Service was still evaluating the number and strength of the twisters.

Nearly 47 million people are at risk for severe weather Sunday from east Texas northward into the upper Mississippi River Valley.

• Severe Weather

Lucia Suarez Sang is an associate managing editor at cbsnews.com. Previously, Lucia was the director of digital content at FOX61 News in Connecticut and has previously written for outlets including FoxNews.com, Fox News Latino and the Rutland Herald.

More from CBS News

Man killed in Florence house fire

Deputies need help finding hit-and-run driver who allegedly killed a pedestrian

Grandmother on her way home from charity event killed by speeding driver

Security guard injured in shooting outside Encino home

SURFARI WATER PARK IN ORLANDO

Splash into fun at Surfari Water Park featuring a FlowRider® Double surf simulator, dual water slides, a 695 foot lazy river, kids’ activities pool and zero-entry pool. Surfari WAter Park is FREE for all guests staying at The Grove!

‍ ‍ HEATED WATER PARK ENTRY IS FREE WHEN YOU BOOK YOUR STAY Water Park Hours for April April 1st-4th 10am-8pm April 7th-30th, with the exception of Fridays and Saturdays 10am-7pm All Fridays and Saturdays 10am-8pm Check out all of Surfari's Cabana and Premium Seating options! Enjoy the heated FlowRider year-round! - Hours subject to change due to weather and seasonality-

PRIVATE CABANA RENTALS

For those wanting a secluded space to relax, rent one of our private cabanas for the day. Rate per cabana per day: Our Surfari Water Park cabanas are fully fitted with:

• Dining Set with 4 Chairs
• Lounge Chairs
• Cooler with Ice
• 4 Bottles of Water

Also available at The Springs Pools, these cabanas are fully fitted with:

• 2 Lounge Chairs
• Premium locations

Same-day rentals can be made in person at the Surfari Water Park Welcome Hut. Cancellations must be made 48 hours in advance to avoid a cancellation charge. Please no outside food and beverage, coolers, or glass bottles.

PREMIUM POOLSIDE SEATING

• A lockable safe with an integrated phone charger
• Poolside service for your orders from Longboard Bar & Grill

*Maximum capacity is 4 people. Locations are based on availability.

Feel the warmth of the Florida sun while relaxing by the Main Pool at Surfari Water Park. Complete your poolside experience with our Premium Seating starting at $40 and up, depending on season. Premium Poolside Seating includes:

• 14501 Grove Resort Ave.
• Winter Garden, FL 34787
• Toll Free Reservations: 877-890-7932 Hotel Toll Free: 833-641-2147 Hotel: 407-545-7500 Fax: 321-319-6793
• Privacy Policy
• Owner Login
• Travel Professionals

Electrostal History and Art Museum

Most Recent: Reviews ordered by most recent publish date in descending order.

Detailed Reviews: Reviews ordered by recency and descriptiveness of user-identified themes such as wait time, length of visit, general tips, and location information.

Electrostal History and Art Museum - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (2024)

• (0.19 mi) Elektrostal Hotel
• (1.21 mi) Yakor Hotel
• (1.27 mi) Mini Hotel Banifatsiy
• (1.18 mi) Elemash
• (1.36 mi) Hotel Djaz
• (0.07 mi) Prima Bolshogo
• (0.13 mi) Makecoffee
• (0.25 mi) Amsterdam Moments
• (0.25 mi) Pechka
• (0.26 mi) Mazhor