Safety & parent information
Play with care. Enjoy every splash.
Look out for one another.
- A responsible parent or guardian should actively supervise children throughout the visit.
- Follow current signs, pool and attraction instructions, restricted-area notices and directions from park staff.
- Do not run, push or engage in rough play around wet areas; use slides and play equipment only as directed.
- Tell staff if you see damaged equipment, a hazard or anyone who may need help.
- Do not enter water or use an attraction while impaired by alcohol or another substance.
- Bring essential medication and plan ahead for medical, accessibility or additional-support needs.
Cautious planning notes
Keep safety first.
These notes are intentionally conservative and are not park rules — posted instructions and staff guidance always win.
Water supervision. Plan for a responsible adult within arm’s reach of any child who cannot swim. No lifeguard coverage is assumed.
Attraction limits. Numeric age, height, weight, depth and capacity limits are not confirmed. Follow current signs and staff instructions — don’t use equipment if a rule is unclear.
Play equipment. Close adult supervision, one jumper at a time on trampolines, shoes off on inflatable castles — use equipment only when staff indicate it is open.
First aid & incidents. Do not rely on an on-site medical professional. Carry essential medication, alert staff to hazards, and contact emergency services for immediate danger.
Lost children. Choose a family meeting point when you arrive — no designated park meeting point is assumed.
Weather. Expect outdoor activities to pause or close during lightning or severe weather. Budget as if a closure does not automatically create a refund (consumer rights still apply).
Food & braai. Bring food and coolerboxes as park information allows; use only designated braai areas and follow staff fire-safety instructions. No glass, and please respect the no-alcohol & no-smoking guidance.
Need help during a visit?
Alert the nearest staff member.
Do not assume a dedicated first-aid station is on site. For immediate danger, contact local emergency services first, then alert park staff.