Plunge Into Family Fun at Soaky Mountain in the Tennessee Smokies

Posted by Jon Hoffman in Things To Do

Ready to explore an outrageously fun water park in the Tennessee Smoky Mountains? The entire family will experience heart-pumping thrills and relaxing waves at Soaky Mountain in Sevierville. Head on over and dive right in!

Why Not Start with the Park's Newest Adventure, The Edge at Soaky Mountain?

This hair-raising ride combines an uphill watercoaster with a multi-sensation water slide, then turns it all into a race to the finish on dueling double tracks. You and your family will hurtle through twisting tubes – lit up by an eye-popping light show – as you experience thrill after thrill, from steep climbs and sudden drops to the illusion that you're literally going "over the edge." You'll even get to ride over a zero-G hump for an exhilarating feeling of weightlessness.

Plus, Try Six Other Thrill Rides (For Riders Over 42 Inches Tall Unless Noted Otherwise)

Check out:

• Avalaunch Watercoaster, a two-person tube ride that takes you up three thrilling blast zones, around four dazzling saucer turns, up another steep wall, then down into a whitewater finish
• Blue Mountain Mayhem, a five-person raft ride up and then over two massive walls of water
• Whoop and Holler, two insane body slides, where you'll plummet to a runout finish with your pulse racing all the way (must be at least 48 inches tall)
• Splash & Furious, a head-first mat race down a rip-roaring four-lane watercourse
• Hang10essee – Flowrider, an authentic surfing experience complete with gnarly twists and turns

And Don't Forget Kid-Friendly Family Rides for Riders Over 42 Inches Tall

Choose from:

• Soaky Surge, a massive 35,000-foot wave pool with waves up to 6 feet high
• Rainbow Revenge, a five-person raft waterslide with translucent "slide effects" and heart-pumping saucer turns
• Copperhead Clash and Cottonmouth Coils, two slithery tube slides loaded with snaky surprises
• Black Bear Rapids, a 24,000-foot adventure river rocked by massive waves
• And more, including the Slippery Salamanders water obstacle course and the relaxing Coyote Springs pool (perfect for a pause between rides)

Plus Special Delights for the Little Ones...

...including The Hive, a water-play paradise, and miniature versions of big-kid rides.

All This Plus 10 Yummy Eateries, 2 Shops, and Much, Much More

There's literally something for everyone, tots to teens, students to seniors.

Open since 2020, Soaky Mountain covers 50 acres at 175 Gists Creek Road, Sevierville, in picturesque Wears Valley. Regular summer hours run from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. No reservations are required, although you can pre-order tickets online. Each admission pass covers a full day of fun. Adults and kids over 42 inches tall pay $47.99 per person. Seniors 60 and over – and youngsters under 42 inches tall – pay $32.99 each. Kids 2 and under are admitted free.

For an additional fee, you can book a private cabana, where you can relax in the shade in between rides and slides. Choose from simple clamshell cabanas, spacious luxury cabanas, and even double-decker cabanas with room for up to 20 people. All cabanas come with optional food and drink served by friendly attendants.

Book Your Smoky Mountains Getaway Now

Contact Volunteer Cabin Rentals today to reserve your comfortable cabin here in the Tennessee Smokies, just minutes from Soaky Mountain and scores of other attractions.

 

 

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