Fun Town Water Park

995 Noble Carl Dr, Crystal Beach, TX 77650

Hours

Seasonal May - September

Open daily 11 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Cost

FunTown Waterpark offers admission for $12 per hour or $25 for unlimited access during the day.

Prices are subject to change; check their website for updates.

409-888-6405

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About

When you need a break from the surf but still want to enjoy the outdoors, head to Fun Town Water Park!

The park boasts a variety of attractions, including water slides, a lazy river, and a wave pool. Such water activities make Fun Town Water Park the perfect spot for families and groups.

This Crystal Beach attraction opened in 1989 and has become a fun destination for vacationers. Despite its age, the park underwent several renovations in 2017, adding new attractions.

The attraction's central location puts in the heart of other things to do and places to dine. Hughston's Hotspot food truck is a few blocks away, making it easy to refuel after a splashing-good time at the park. When you need a break from the sun, head to Crystal Beach Decor and More to shop for artisan gifts and unique souvenirs. With so many options, planning a vacation itinerary just got easier!

The park's centerpiece is the towering Pirate's Plunge slide. Those brave enough will plummet 40 feet down a steep slide! The Lazy River offers a relaxing float for those seeking a more leisurely experience. Guests meander around an artificial island containing seats and shade for visitors.

Fun Town Water Park is the largest water park on the Bolivar Peninsula, with over five acres of attractions to explore. There's something for everyone at this amusement park!

Fun Town Water Park: Fun Facts & Cool Attractions

Be sure to try the new attractions! The Cyclone is a thrilling ride that sends riders spiraling down a twisting slide before launching into a giant funnel.

Next is the Sidewinder! This adrenaline-pumping slide sends riders hurtling down a steep drop into twists and turns before ending in a splash pool. The attraction is one of the most popular attractions at the park, so expect a line!

After all the excitement, Fun Town Water Park has various food options to satisfy your hunger. Options include hot dogs, nachos, ice cream, and funnel cakes, to list a few. If those items won't do the trick, head to any of the surrounding restaurants like Tiki Beach Bar & Grill or Tia Juanita's Fish Camp Ocean Grill for cuisine that will appeal to various tastes.

Aside from the two giant water slides and Lazy River, plenty of sunbathing spaces and picnic areas exist.

Whether looking for a place to relax and sunbathe or a fun-filled day of water activities with your family and friends, Fun Town Water Park in Bolivar, Texas, has something for everyone.

Getting There

From Bolivar, Texas, here's how to get to Fun Town Waterpark:

Head south on State Hwy 87 S toward Boyt Rd.
Turn left onto Noble Carl Dr.
Make a U-turn at Tinkle Ln.
The destination will be on your right.
Address: 995 Noble Carl Dr, Crystal Beach, TX 77650

Local Tips

Fun Town Waterpark is open from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend.
The park gets crowded on weekends and holidays, so visit during the week.
Wear comfortable swimwear and water shoes.
Consider renting a locker to keep your belongings safe.
Bring towels and sunscreen to stay comfortable in the sun.

Location

995 Noble Carl Dr, Crystal Beach, TX 77650

Frequently Asked Questions

If someone only had one day in Bolivar, what would you put on their itinerary?

If you only have one day to experience the beauty of Bolivar, Texas, you’ll want to make every moment count.

We recommend starting your day off with a cup of coffee on the deck and then heading over to Crystal Beach for some relaxation. Renowned for its pristine sand and warm waters, here you can soak up the sun, take a refreshing swim, or simply enjoy the serene environment.

Next, head over to Stingarees or Tia Juanita for a delicious lunch and enjoy the vibes! After lunch, take the ferry to Galveston or make some time to visit the High Island Bird Sanctuaries. The peninsula offers unparalleled bird-watching opportunities, so keep an eye out for exotic species.

As the day transitions into the evening, consider taking a moment to enjoy the sunset. The Bolivar Peninsula is known for its breathtaking sunsets, so find a comfortable spot, sit back, and take in the mesmerizing view.

What are some of the local favorite things to do or restaurants?

With a chill, unique, and relaxing vibe, the local favorite thing to do in Bolivar is to kick up your feet and enjoy the beach. From fishing to boating, bird watching, and enjoying the sunsets, we are a laid-back community that enjoys timeless experiences.

And as for restaurants, we have plenty! One local favorite is Stingarees. Situated on Galveston Bay, Stingarees is a marina and seafood destination that is a must-try while you are here.

What is a lesser known fact about the Bolivar Peninsula?

Bolivar was once home to pirates and smugglers! In fact, the Bolivar Peninsula and the broader Galveston area in Texas have a storied history that involves pirates, particularly the infamous Jean Lafitte.

In the early 19th century, Jean Lafitte and his brother Pierre established a base of operations on Galveston Island, which is very close to the Bolivar Peninsula.

Lafitte operated a pirate kingdom of sorts in Galveston, engaging in smuggling, slave trade, and other illegal activities. He and his band of pirates took advantage of the island’s natural harbor and its strategic location for their operations. Lafitte named his Galveston base “Campeche.”

Over time, as the United States government increased its presence in the region and put pressure on pirate activities, Lafitte was eventually forced to abandon Galveston. However, his time there, as well as the broader history of piracy and smuggling in the region, left an indelible mark on local lore and history.

So make sure to take some time to dig up Bolivar’s secret past during your vacation!