Kahuna Laguna Indoor Water Park
North Conway, New Hampshire · Water Park · Accessibility score 1.2/5
Address: North Conway, NH
Phone: (603) 356-5411
About
Kahuna Laguna is a 40,000-square-foot indoor water park tucked inside the Birchmont Resort & Spa (formerly the Red Jacket Mountain View Resort) in North Conway, New Hampshire. As northern New England's first indoor water park, it brings a tropical splash of excitement to the White Mountains region, rain or shine, summer or winter.
The park features water slides, a wave pool, and plenty of splash zones designed for all ages. Younger kids can enjoy gentler water play areas while older thrill-seekers take on the bigger slides. The indoor setting means the water stays warm and the fun keeps going regardless of New Hampshire's famously unpredictable weather.
Because Kahuna Laguna is part of a full resort, families can pair their water park visit with an overnight stay. The Birchmont Resort offers guest rooms and amenities that make it easy to turn a day trip into a weekend getaway. North Conway itself is a popular destination with outlet shopping, scenic railroad rides, and easy access to White Mountain National Forest.
The water park is a particularly great option during New Hampshire's long winter months when outdoor activities may be limited. It gives families a warm, active place to spend a few hours without worrying about cold temperatures or snow. Birthday parties and group events are also popular here.
Kahuna Laguna is located at 2251 White Mountain Highway in North Conway. Hours and pricing can vary by season, so it's worth checking the current schedule before you visit. Resort guests often receive special water park access as part of their stay.
Accessibility
Kahuna Laguna's official website does not publish detailed accessibility information, so visitors with specific needs should contact the park directly before planning a visit. You can reach the Birchmont Resort & Spa, which houses the water park, by phone to ask about current accommodations and any recent updates to their facilities.
As a commercial facility in New Hampshire, the resort is subject to ADA requirements for public accommodations. The building entrance areas, changing rooms, and common spaces would generally be expected to meet basic accessibility standards. However, the specific accessibility of individual water slides, the wave pool entry points, and splash areas can vary, and it's best to confirm details with staff.
Parking is available on-site at the resort. Visitors who need accessible parking spaces or assistance getting from the lot to the water park entrance should inquire about the current layout when booking. The resort staff can provide guidance on the most accessible routes into the facility.
For guests with sensory sensitivities, keep in mind that indoor water parks can be loud environments with echoing sounds, bright lighting, and strong chlorine smells. Visiting during off-peak hours, such as weekday mornings, may offer a calmer experience. Contact the venue at 603-356-5411 for current accessibility details, including information about lift-equipped pools, wheelchair-accessible changing areas, and any accommodations for guests with disabilities.
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- Story Land (North Conway)
- Conway Scenic Railroad (North Conway)
- Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park (Cornish)
- Jackson (Mount Washington Valley) (Jackson)
- Currier Museum of Art (Manchester)
- McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center (Concord)