Jungle Jim’s Waterpark

About

Jungle Jim's River Safari Water Park is a beloved family attraction in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, offering the state's largest waterpark alongside a full lineup of outdoor activities. Whether you're cooling off on water slides, floating along lazy rivers, or splashing in the wave pool, there's something for every age and thrill level.

Beyond the waterpark, Jungle Jim's is a true one-stop entertainment destination. Families can enjoy bumper boats, miniature golf, and batting cages - all in one location. It's the kind of place where you can easily spend an entire day without running out of things to do.

The waterpark is staffed by Ellis & Associates certified lifeguards, a widely respected aquatic safety certification program. This means trained eyes are watching every pool, slide, and attraction. Lockers and a bathhouse are available on-site, so you can store your belongings and change comfortably.

Located at 36944 Country Club Road in Rehoboth Beach, Jungle Jim's sits in the heart of southern Delaware's beach country. It's an easy addition to any Rehoboth Beach vacation, and its proximity to the boardwalk, restaurants, and shops makes it simple to pair with other activities.

A few practical notes for planning your visit: everyone entering the waterpark must pay admission, and the park does not offer rain checks. It's worth checking their website at funatjunglejims.com for current pricing before you go, as rates can vary by attraction and season. You can also call them directly at 302-227-8444 with any questions.

Jungle Jim's has been a staple of Delaware beach vacations for years, drawing families back season after season. The combination of water thrills, classic outdoor games, and that laid-back Rehoboth Beach atmosphere creates memories that stick. Whether your kids are toddlers wading in shallow pools or teens racing down slides, this park delivers a full day of genuine family fun.

Accessibility

Jungle Jim's does not publish detailed accessibility information on their website, so visitors with disabilities should plan ahead by contacting the park directly at 302-227-8444.

As a commercial attraction in Delaware, the facility is subject to ADA requirements for public accommodations. However, the specific extent of accessibility features at the waterpark, mini-golf course, batting cages, and bumper boats has not been confirmed through publicly available sources.

Key questions to ask when calling ahead include: wheelchair accessibility of pathways between attractions, availability of accessible restrooms and changing areas in the bathhouse, whether pool lifts or zero-entry access points exist at the waterpark, accessible parking availability near the entrance, and any accommodations for guests with sensory sensitivities.

Waterparks can present unique challenges for visitors with mobility limitations, as pool decks are often wet and uneven. Asking about the terrain and surface types throughout the park will help you plan accordingly.

If you're visiting with someone who has specific needs, calling ahead gives the staff time to prepare and ensures you'll know exactly what to expect. Contact the venue for current accessibility details and any recent improvements they may have made to their facilities.

More accessible places in Delaware

• Delaware Seashore State Park (Rehoboth Beach)
• Rehoboth Beach & Boardwalk (Rehoboth Beach)
• Delaware Art Museum (Wilmington)
• Biggs Museum of American Art (Dover)
• Delaware Agricultural Museum and Village (Dover)
• Delaware Museum of Nature and Science (Wilmington)