Calypso Waterpark
Canada's largest waterpark, located 30 minutes east of Ottawa in Limoges. Features 35+ water slides, the country's largest wave pool, two lazy rivers, three kids' areas, and the Summit Tower — the tallest freestanding slide tower in Canada. Open mid-June to early September.
Features
About Calypso Waterpark
Calypso Theme Waterpark is Canada's largest waterpark, spread across 100 acres in Limoges, Ontario — about 30 minutes east of downtown Ottawa. The park opened in 2010 and draws roughly 400,000 visitors per season.
The park features over 35 water slides, 100+ water games, the country's largest wave pool, two themed rivers, three children's play areas, and the Summit Tower — the highest freestanding waterslide tower in Canada. Daily capacity is 22,000 visitors. The park is owned by EPR Properties and operated by Premier Parks, LLC (which also operates Wet'n'Wild Toronto and Village Vacances Valcartier).
Attractions
Thrill Rides
- Summit Tower — The tallest freestanding waterslide tower in Canada, featuring 10 slides including two AquaLoops, four high-speed slides, and four serpentine slides
- Adrenaline — Speed slide with steep drops, dizzying twists, and high speeds
- Vertigo — Speed slide with a near-vertical drop
- Boomerango — Half-pipe raft slide that launches riders up a massive wall
- Zoomerang — Half-pipe tube slide
- Turbulence — Enclosed tube slide with twists and turns
Family Rides
- Canyon Rafting — Multi-person raft slide through winding channels
- Blackhole — Enclosed tube slide through darkness
- Dr. Dunk's Turbo Lab — Four themed bowl slides (Acid Test, Frosty Drop, Hot Dip, Steamer)
- Fast Track — Multi-lane racer slide
- Accelerators — Four tube slides (Blue Rocket, Orange Bobsleigh, Stroboscope, Toboggan Alley)
- Family Twisters — Four body slides (Aquashake, Mellow Yellow, Pigtail, Twist & Shout)
- Giant Cave — Water slide through a themed cave
Wave Pool
- Calypso Palace — Canada's largest wave pool, roughly the size of three NHL rinks. Offers both gentle waves for lounging and larger surges for wave riding.
Lazy Rivers
- Jungle Run — Action river with a strong current and rapids
- Kongo Expedition — Themed lazy river for a more relaxed float
Children's Areas
- Funtana — A castle structure with over 390 water jets, 65 interactive water games, bridges, a giant chess game, tunnels, and a waterfall
- Pirate's Aquaplay — Water play structure with tipping buckets, sprays, and small slides
- Zoo Lagoon — Gentle play area designed for toddlers and small children with mini slides and shallow water games
Other
- Jungle Challenge — Water-based obstacle course
2026 Season Updates
Calypso is rolling out several upgrades for the 2026 season:
- New entrance and revamped Mainstreet with updated shops and dining
- Three new restaurants including a submarine shop, fast-food restaurant, and dairy bar
- Parkwide improvements — better amenities, upgraded service
- Evening entertainment — a new light show and live Caribbean music
- Season opens June 13, 2026
Visitor Information
Tickets (2026)
Tickets are height-based, not age-based:
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Kids (1 m – 1.31 m) | From $56.99 (weekday online) |
| Under 1 m | Free |
| Online savings | Save up to 11 vs. gate price |
Exact adult gate prices are listed on the official ticket page. Buy online in advance for the best rates.
Season Passes (2026)
| Pass | Price | Key Benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Regular | $79.99 | Unlimited visits + 2 free day tickets |
| Gold | $99.99 | + 1 free friend ticket |
| Platinum | $114.99 | + 2 free friend tickets + half-price guest tickets at gate |
All passes include free admission to Valcartier outdoor waterpark and Wet'n'Wild Toronto. Prices do not include tax.
Park Hours
- 2026 Season: Opens June 13
- General Hours: 10 AM – 6 PM (hours may vary by month and day of week)
- Check calypsopark.com/en/plan-visit/park-hours for the detailed daily schedule
Parking
- $21 + tax per vehicle
- Automated parking system — credit or debit only, no cash
VIP Cabanas
- Palace Suites start at $204.99 + tax (up to 4 people)
- Includes chaise lounges, dining table, mini-fridge with water, personal safe, ceiling fan, and TV
- Park admission is not included in cabana rental
Food & Dining
- Three on-site restaurants (submarine shop, fast-food, dairy bar)
- Outside food is permitted — plenty of picnic tables with parasols and grassy areas throughout the park
Tips for Families
- Arrive early — gates open at 10 AM and the park fills up quickly on hot summer days, especially weekends
- Buy tickets online to save money and skip the gate lineup
- Bring your own food — outside food is allowed and there are plenty of picnic areas, saving significant money for families
- Sunscreen and water shoes are essential — the park is mostly outdoors with hot pavement
- Funtana and Zoo Lagoon are ideal for young children (under 6) who may not meet height requirements for the big slides
- Weekdays are significantly less crowded than weekends and holidays
- Bring a lock for the lockers — or rent one on-site
- Cash is not accepted for parking; bring a credit or debit card
Getting There from Ottawa
- Distance: About 35 km east of downtown Ottawa (~30 minutes by car)
- Route: Highway 417 East to Exit 79 (Limoges Road), then follow signs to Calypso
- Address: 2015 Calypso Street, Limoges, ON K0A 2M0
- Transit: No direct OC Transpo service — car or carpool is the only practical option
FAQ
How much are tickets to Calypso Waterpark?
Kids tickets (1 m – 1.31 m) start at $56.99 for weekdays when purchased online. Children under 1 m get in free. Buying online saves $8–$11 compared to gate prices. Season passes start at $79.99. Visit calypsopark.com/en/tickets for current pricing.
When does Calypso Waterpark open in 2026?
Calypso Waterpark's 2026 season opens on June 13. The park generally operates from mid-June to early September, with hours typically from 10 AM to 6 PM. Check the official website for the detailed daily schedule.
How far is Calypso Waterpark from Ottawa?
Calypso Waterpark is about 35 km east of downtown Ottawa, roughly a 30-minute drive via Highway 417 East. Take Exit 79 (Limoges Road) and follow the signs. There is no direct public transit to the park.
Can you bring food to Calypso Waterpark?
Yes, outside food and drinks are allowed at Calypso Waterpark. The park has plenty of picnic tables with parasols and grassy areas for eating. There are also on-site restaurants if you prefer to buy food at the park.
Is Calypso the biggest waterpark in Canada?
Yes, Calypso is Canada's largest waterpark at 100 acres. It features 35+ water slides, the country's largest wave pool (Calypso Palace), two lazy rivers, three children's areas, and the Summit Tower — the tallest freestanding waterslide tower in Canada.
Does Calypso Waterpark accept cash?
The parking system at Calypso is automated and only accepts credit or debit cards — no cash. Inside the park, check with individual vendors for payment options.
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Details
2015 Calypso Street, Limoges, ON K0A 2M0
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