A much-awaited water park in the northern beaches is a step closer after Council today issued a planning permit needed for the new tourist attraction to proceed.
On the former Paradise Palms site in Kewarra Beach, the two-hectare water park will include:
- A three-level slide tower complex with a series of tube and body slides
- An aqua tower with additional tube rides
- The King Cobra water slide with multiple water features along the ride
- A dedicated children's water play area with five small children's slides
- Wave pool
- Lagoon-style swimming pool.
The planning permit also covers a new tourist park of 374 cabins and 53 caravan/camping sites.
The water park is proposed to be available to both tourist park guests and day visitors, with a maximum capacity of 2000 patrons per day.
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