Farmington Water Park vs Six Flags Hurricane Harbor
A side-by-side look at two water parks — rides, prices, amenities, and which one fits your trip.
Which Park Is Right for You?
Quick verdicts based on what each park offers.
Amenities Compared
What each park offers, side by side.
| Feature | Farmington Water Park | Six Flags Hurricane Harbor |
|---|---|---|
| Parking |
Only at Six Flags Hurricane Harbor
- wave pool
- cabana rentals
- gift shop
- birthday party packages
- group rates
Both parks share 1 amenities including Parking.
About Each Park
Farmington Water Park
Missouri
Farmington Water Park sits right in the heart of Missouri's Lead Belt region, and it's the kind of community water park that locals have been cooling off at for decades. This is a classic municipal-style outdoor facility that hits all the basics without any pretense. The main draw is a solid collection of water slides that range from gentle slopes perfect for younger kids to a few steeper drops that'll get your heart racing. The centerpiece is a large swimming pool with dedicated lap lanes and a shallow end where families congregate. You'll find a decent-sized kids area with smaller slides, fountains, and interactive water features that keep the little ones entertained for hours. The lazy river winds around a good portion of the park and moves at the perfect pace for floating on a hot Missouri afternoon. What I really appreciate about Farmington is how well-maintained everything feels despite being a smaller operation. The staff clearly takes pride in keeping the water crystal clear and the facilities clean. This park works best for families with kids of all ages, though teens might find it a bit tame compared to the mega-parks in bigger cities. The vibe is relaxed and friendly - you'll see multi-generational families spending entire days here. Pack your own snacks if you want to save money, though the concession stand has the usual pool fare at reasonable prices. Parking is free and plentiful, which is a nice touch. The shade structures around the seating areas are…
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Missouri
Hurricane Harbor at Six Flags St. Louis gives you the best of both worlds - a full water park that's included with your theme park admission. That's a pretty sweet deal when you consider you're getting two parks for one price. The water park sits right next to the main Six Flags, so you can literally go from riding Batman to floating down a lazy river in minutes. The wave pool here gets packed on busy summer days, but it's big enough to handle crowds without feeling like a sardine can. You'll find the usual lineup of body slides and tube slides, plus a solid kids area that keeps the little ones busy while parents grab some shade. The multi-level play structure is a hit with kids under 10 - tons of dumping buckets, mini slides, and water features to explore. Teens gravitate toward the bigger slides, though don't expect anything too extreme compared to standalone water parks. What really sets this place apart is the convenience factor. You can start your day on roller coasters, hit the water park when the Missouri heat kicks in around noon, then head back to the dry rides as things cool down in the evening. Smart visitors bring flip flops they can easily slip on and off since you'll be walking between both parks. The food situation is typical Six Flags - overpriced but decent quality. Pack snacks if you can, or grab lunch in the main park where there are more options.…
Read the full Six Flags Hurricane Harbor guide →Ready to visit Farmington Water Park?