Red Oaks Waterpark

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Welcome to Red Oaks Waterpark! The waterpark is closed for the season except for the upcoming Dog Swim.

Upcoming Event

Dog Swim

Treat your canine to a doggone good time at Red Oaks Waterpark! After the pool closes to humans for the season, we’re giving our four-legged friends an opportunity to make a splash during the annual Dog Swim from noon-3 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 12.

Dogs will enjoy nearly one hour of swimming, playing and socializing in a safe, fun environment designed with dogs and their humans in mind. Whether your dog enjoys paddling, fetching or simply lying down in the refreshing water, there’s an activity for them.

What to expect:

  • Dog swim in weight groups:
    • Noon-12:50 p.m. for dogs 70 pounds and larger
    • 1-1:50 p.m. for dogs 31-69 pounds
    • 2-2:50 p.m. for dogs 30 pounds and smaller
  • Plenty of tail-wagging fun
  • Photo opportunities
  • Meet with fellow dog lovers and their furry friends

How to prepare:

  • All dog owners must show current Michigan dog license along with proof of current vaccinations at time of the event
  • Dogs must be accompanied by a human
  • Bring a leash and towel for your furry friend

Preregistration is $10/dog and includes entry and the 50-minute swim session.

Register your pup online or call 248-858-0916. Don’t wait – spots fill quickly! On-site registration will be open based on availability and will cost $15/dog.

Register for Dog Swim

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About

Family-friendly waterpark offers multiple attractions: Wave-action pool; triple-flume waterslide; River Ride; and SplashTown featuring a children's splash pad with 52 interactive water features, including a water play climber with slides and a dumping bucket. The wave pool and River Ride are heated. Oakland County Parks lifeguards are trained through the Jeff Ellis and Associates International Lifeguard Training Program and are licensed by Ellis to work at OCP facilities. Lifeguards take part in an initial 24 hours of training, 10 hours of orientation, on-site training and 10 hours of shadowing a veteran lifeguard on duty at the pool. Lifeguards are required to attend ongoing in-service training throughout the summer to ensure their lifeguard skills continue to be top-notch. Management staff oversees the lifeguards daily.

Activities

  • Picnic Area
  • Picnic Pavilions
  • Waterpark