Make a splash at the Blue Lagoon Water Park in the Bluestone National Park Resort. Offering a fantastic day out for families, you’ll quite easily spend hours sailing down the slides and splashing about in the main pool.
A great choice for rainy days, this indoor pool centre has plenty to keep the whole family entertained. Whether you feel like conquering the wave pool or simply relaxing in the bubbling spa pool, there’s plenty to do. On-site, you’ll also find a poolside snack bar and cafe, so you can refuel and enjoy lunch together without having to leave the park.
Curious to find out more about this popular water park? Have a read of our experience at the Blue Lagoon…
A day at the Blue Lagoon Water Park
© Blue Lagoon Water Park
As winter was setting in and the weather was beginning to take a turn for the worst, the kids started to become restless and bored as they were unhappy with having to do the same thing every time we have a wet day. So after a number of hours of the 12-year-old saying ‘Mum I’m bored’ we made the decision to go and try out the Blue Lagoon Water Park.
We arrived half an hour before our booked time slot (I will always advise you to book in advance online) and discovered that we had left behind the bag with all the 3-year-olds swimming items back at the house. Lucky for us the Wave shop has anything and everything you can think to need when taking your family swimming. So the little one got her armbands and her Jungle blow-up ring and off we went.
For the little one who had only been swimming a number of times we walked through the shower and into the pool area and oh the look on her face, it was like Christmas and Easter had all come at once. Within 30 seconds of letting go of her hand to try and attach her armbands, she was off darting straight for the water and the small water jets at the entrance to the pool.
Although both kids are a number of years apart in age they both loved the lazy river and it slow-flowing water with water jets at different locations for an added bonus. As we came round the lazy river for what felt like the 100th time an alarm sounded. Don’t be too worried it is not the fire alarm it the wave alarm. Though the waves begin very mildly they soon pick up the pace and you can find yourself pushed back to the entrance of the pool. Overall this noise all we could hear was the little one giggling as she clung to the neck of our 12-year-old.
After an hour and a half of being in the pool, the adults decided that it was time for a much-needed cup of coffee and the waterside cafe is the perfect place to sit and enjoy a cup of something warm or a cold drink. The children decided that this was the perfect time for an ice cream before we re-entered the pool.
After re-entering the pool the kids decided they had had enough of the lazy river and the oldest was off on the water slides and the little one wanted to play in the toddler pool. With having different age children I did get a bit worried about the eldest on the slides as I was unable to see him but soon discovered that once he was down the slide in order for him to go back up he had to pass where we were splashing.
Useful information about the Blue Lagoon Water Park
Planning on visiting the water park? Here’s all you need to know about getting there!
Address
Bluestone Resorts Ltd
Canaston Wood
Narberth
Pembrokeshire
SA67 8DE
Google Maps
Narberth SA67 8DE
Directions – By car
The Bluestone National Park Resort is just two minutes off the A40 – simply follow the signs to the park.
Directions – By train
The nearest stations to the resort are as follows:
- Narberth – 6 miles
- Haverfordwest – 9 miles
- Tenby – 10 miles
Enjoy a fun-filled weekend at the Blue Lagoon Water Park – our Pembrokeshire cottages are ideally located for you to make the most of the amazing attractions in the county.
