NRH2O Family Water Park
NRH2O was the first municipal water park in Texas and one of the first in the nation! The park opened in 1995 with three body slides, a river, and a wading pool. Today the 17-acre park has 23 attractions has an attraction to fit the young and the young at heart.
riggamaroll
Riggamaroll is a 98 ft. long Champagne Bowl slide. Guests will enjoy riding through an enclosed body slide before coming out into the bowl and sliding in circles to the end!
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Rules: Riders must be at least 48″ tall and under 300 lbs. to ride. Specific ride information is available at the ride and at Guest Services.
SAFETY & FIRST AID
Lifejackets
NRH2O provides lifejackets at no additional cost to our guests. Guests may bring in their own Coast Guard approved lifejackets. Please keep in mind that only NRH2O lifejackets are approved for use on NRH2O body slides and attractions.
Outside Floats
No outside floats are allowed in the park. The only exception will be arm floaties and inflatable baby floats with direct parental contact. The floats must have a seat and no hard surfaces. The baby floats will not be allowed in the wave pool. Arm floaties are allowed in the wave pool when accompanied by an NRH2O lifejacket; parents must have direct contact with the child.
NRH2O Lifeguards
NRH2O lifeguards are licensed through Ellis & Associates, the leading comprehensive aquatic risk management program in the water park industry. Ellis & Associates provides training to 90% of the water park facilities in the United States. When it comes to aquatic safety, Ellis & Associates sets the standard with its 10/20 Second Protection Standard, the worldwide benchmark for proactive swimmer standards for lifeguards and facilities. Ellis & Associates is able to achieve this through rigorous auditing standards for client facilities. At any time, an auditor can watch a lifeguard without his/her knowledge to test real-life incident management scenarios. This approach is aimed at preventing an incident before it happens, rather than just responding after one occurs. Since NRH2O opened, it has consistently ranked amongst the top water parks in the nation.
The First Aid center is located at the front of the water park, next to the family rooms. It is always staffed with a trained team member and a Texas Certified EMT is on park property during park operation to ensure the safety of the guests.