Black Mountain Water Park

Park admission grants access to all of Black Mountain’s water slides and seven swimming pool areas and includes free shuttle service from Hua Hin. Visitors can combine a visit to the water park with one of Black Mountain’s other attractions, including the Black Mountain Wake Park for wakeboarding on a lake, or the Black Mountain Golf Club with its three 9-hole courses.

• Don’t forget to bring a towel, a change of clothes, and plenty of sunscreen.
• Changing rooms and lockers are available and free of charge; towel rentals are also available for a fee.
• Water park facilities include an on-site restaurant, ice cream kiosks, a pool bar, and a gift shop selling swimwear.

Black Mountain Water Park is 9 miles (15 kilometers) outside Hua Hin along Soi 58. The park offers a bus service from Market Village in the city center at regular intervals throughout the day.

Bangkok’s year-round hot and humid weather means there’s not really a bad time to visit Black Mountain Water Park, though afternoon showers can put a damper on the day, particularly during the September and October monsoon. Rain showers don’t usually last very long.

The Thai capital doesn’t disappoint when it comes to family fun. If you’re looking to spend a day out at a theme or water park, you have plenty of options. The two Fantasia Lagoon water parks sit atop shopping centers, perfect for cooling off after some retail therapy. Siam Park City combines a theme park and water park into one. Families traveling with younger kids won’t want to miss Kidzania, a miniature city play zone inside the Siam Paragon shopping center. For bigger thrills, check out Dream World, one of Bangkok’s most famous theme parks.