Kings Mills Attractions
Kings Mills was founded in 1884 as a company town for the King Powder Company and Peters Cartridge Company but today is better known for the large water parks and amusement parks located nearby. At one time Kings Mills was home to the College Football Hall of Fame but that has since moved to South Bend, IN.
Paramount's Kings Island
Some 23 mi. north-east of Cincinnati (I 71, exit 25A) lies the large amusement park known as Paramount's Kings Island with Hanna Barbara Land (Yogi Bear & co.) for the little ones and the big dipper "The Beast" or the James Bond action show "Licensed to Kill" for the adults.
Beach Waterpark
The Beach Waterpark in King Mills has many thrilling water slides and a relaxing beach called Kahuna Beach, complete with waves. There is something at Beach Waterpark for all ages, even young children.
The park is located on 35 acres and has a tropical theme with waterfalls, palm trees, sand beach, and Reggae music playing.
All values are in United States Dollars
The park is located on 35 acres and has a tropical theme with waterfalls, palm trees, sand beach, and Reggae music playing.
The Beach Waterpark
2590 Water Park Drive
Mason, OH 45040
United States
2590 Water Park Drive
Mason, OH 45040
United States
Phone 1 (513) 398-7946
Fax 1 (513) 398-6598
| Adult | $ 27.99 |
| Military discount | $ 15.50 |
| Senior over 60 | $ 10.50 |
| Child | $ 10.50 |
| Child 2 & under | FREE |
Parking
Pay
