Idaho Summers Were More Fun With These TWO Long Lost Water Parks
Was it truly summer until you experienced the worst sunburn of your life while plunging down slides like Bonzai, Corkscrew and Roundhouse?
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Was it truly summer until you experienced the worst sunburn of your life while plunging down slides like Bonzai, Corkscrew and Roundhouse?
Was it truly summer until you experienced the worst sunburn of your life while plunging down slides like Bonzai, Corkscrew and Roundhouse?
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Long before Snake River Run, Viper's Vortex and Avalanche, Boise kids looked forward to riding Bonzai, Corkscrew and Roundhouse during summer vacation.
If you grew up in the Treasure Valley, was it truly summer until you experienced the worst sunburn of your life while plunging down slides like Bonzai, Corkscrew and Roundhouse? While those names instantly bring back a flood of unforgettable summer memories for '80s and '90s kids, there are very few images of Boise's first real waterpark floating around the internet. Located at 1850 Century Way, Wild Waters was a summer staple until the mid '90s. It was demolished when construction for the Flying Y started and was replaced by the Cole/Overland exit ramp. Wild Waters took advantage of Boise's...