Waterpark Unique Attraction

Lazy River

A view of the beautiful lazy river at Canada's Wonderland

Lazy River

A day at Canada’s Wonderland is packed with all kinds of amazingly awesome fun – but can also be amazingly tiring. We totally get it. Just remember that when you’re at Canada’s Wonderland, you’re on vacation, so be sure to relax like it! Take a well-deserved break from the hustle and bustle of non-stop amusement park life at our Lazy River and let those cares just float away.

On this classic lazy river, you can nestle down into a colourful, cushy inner tube, put your shades on, lie back, and let the gentle current do all the work of advancing you down and around the river. You’ll meander down the q­u­a­r­t­e­r­-­m­i­l­e­-­l­o­n­g waterway to a destination of pure relaxation and enjoy some delightful scenery along the way. The Lazy River at Canada’s Wonderland is a great way for everyone in the family to cool off and chill out.

PLEASE NOTE: As of July 1, 2018, the regulations under the Health Protection and Promotion Act have been updated by the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care. The regulation now states:

Every owner and every operator of a Class A pool shall ensure that there is a process in place to ensure a guardian or designated person supervises children under ten years of age. The process must include a swimming competency test and a method of communicating the requirements of the process. O. Reg. 494/17, s. 13 (10).

As there isn’t an opportunity to determine swimming competency in a waterpark environment, we will be requiring that all children under 48” in height and under 10 years of age wear a lifejacket/PFD in the Lazy River, and all guests under 52” in height and under 10 years of age wear a lifejacket/PFD in White Water Bay and Mountain Bay Cliffs.

Lifejackets are available throughout the waterpark on a first-come, first-served basis. Guests can use their own lifejackets as long as they are Transport Canada, Oceans and Fisheries Canada, or Canadian Coast Guard approved.

Guests under 42" in height require a lifejacket and a Supervising Companion

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