Location

Red Oaks Waterpark is located in Madison Heights, Michigan.

Waterpark Amenities

Slides

• Triple Turn Slide
• Kamikaze Slide
• Giant Octopus Slide
• Plunge Slide

Wave Pool

Enjoy the waves in our 805,000-gallon wave pool.

Lazy River

Take a relaxing ride in our 990-foot-long lazy river.

Other Amenities

• Kiddie Water Playground
• Concession Stand
• Locker and Changing Rooms

Pricing

Admission prices start at $15 for residents and $18 for non-residents.

Booking Information

You can book your visit to Red Oaks Waterpark through these platforms:

• Oakland County Parks
• Ticketmaster

FAQ

What are the hours of operation?

The waterpark is open from 11am to 7pm daily from Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day weekend.

Is there a height requirement for the slides?

Yes, there is a minimum height requirement of 42 inches for the slides.

Can we bring in our own food and drinks?

No, outside food and drinks are not permitted in the waterpark. However, there is a concession stand available.

Are there locker and changing rooms?

Yes, locker and changing rooms are available for use.

What are the best times for taking photos at Red Oaks Waterpark?

I do not have personal experiences, but generally, the best times for taking photos at Red Oaks Waterpark are during the golden hour (1-2 hours after sunrise or 1-2 hours before sunset) for the warm and soft lighting, or during cloudy weather to avoid harsh shadows and bright highlights. However, the waterpark is usually crowded during peak hours, so taking photos during off-peak times may offer better chances for unique and isolated shots.

How can I capture a great group shot at Red Oaks Waterpark?

I don’t have information about the specific layout and facilities of Red Oaks Waterpark. However, here are some tips for capturing a great group shot at any water park:

1. Location: Look for a spot where everyone can be seen without any obstructions. This could be on a tall platform, a pool deck or a scenic area in the park.

2. Composition: Pay attention to the placement of people in the frame. Try to avoid having anyone cut off at the edges or blocked by others. Experiment with different angles to capture a unique and interesting shot.

3. Lighting: Natural light is always the best option, so try to take the photo during the daytime when the sun is shining. Avoid taking photos in areas with harsh shadows or direct sunlight.

4. Timing: Capture the photo during the quieter hours of the park when there are fewer people around. This will help you avoid having too many distractions in the background.

5. Equipment: Use a camera or phone with a good quality lens and make sure to clean it before taking the photo. If possible, use a tripod or stabilizer to prevent shaky shots.

What type of camera gear should I bring to Red Oaks Waterpark?

I do not have personal preferences or advice. However, it depends on what kind of photography you plan to do at Red Oaks Waterpark. If you just want to take casual photos, a smartphone camera or a point-and-shoot camera would suffice. However, if you are interested in capturing action shots or capturing details, a DSLR camera with a fast lens or a mirrorless camera would work better. Make sure to bring a waterproof camera case or a dry bag to protect your gear from the water.