A floating obstacle course, a cable wakeboarding lake and a 60-foot tower, all on one lake in Lake Nona

Inflatable obstacles on the lake at Nona Adventure Park in Lake Nona

By David Myers, Broker Associate · NonaOrlandoProperties.com · Last updated September 2026

Nona Adventure Park is a lakeside activity park at 14086 Centerline Dr, Orlando, FL 32827, in Lake Nona. It has three main attractions: a floating inflatable Aqua Park, the Wake Nona cable wakeboarding lake and a 60-foot Climbing Tower. Wake Nona runs a cable system with two tracks that can tow up to 10 riders at once, so no boat is needed. The Aqua Park has a minimum age of 5, children ages 5 to 8 must have an adult with them on the inflatables, and life jackets are provided. Tickets are sold by attraction, as combinations and as all-day passes, and hours are seasonal.

Most people expect a water park. Nona Adventure Park is closer to three activity parks sharing one lake in Lake Nona: a floating obstacle course, a cable wakeboarding lake and a climbing tower you can see from Centerline Drive.

Here's what each attraction is actually like, who it suits, and how residents plan a visit around the heat, the season and the ticket options.

What is Nona Adventure Park?

Nona Adventure Park is a lakeside park in Lake Nona with a floating aqua park, a cable wakeboarding lake and a 60-foot climbing tower.

Nona Adventure Park at a glance
Address 14086 Centerline Dr, Orlando, FL 32827
Aqua Park Floating inflatable obstacle course; timed sessions; minimum age 5
Wake Nona Cable wakeboarding with two tracks and up to 10 riders at a time
Climbing Tower 60-foot tower with three climbing walls up to 50 feet, ropes courses and sky ropes
Tot Town Ground-level bounce houses, a smaller ropes course and a playground
Food Splashes Bistro, on site
Hours Seasonal; generally opens at 11 a.m. and does not open every day in the off-season

You buy access by attraction or bundle them, so a visit can be a single session or a full day. The park sits beside Heroes Community Park on Centerline Drive.

What is Wake Nona?

Wake Nona is the park's cable wakeboarding lake, where an overhead cable tows riders around the water instead of a boat.

The system has two tracks and can pull up to 10 riders at a time, so beginners and advanced riders share the lake without waiting on a boat. First-timers can book a learn-to-ride session with gear included. Because the cable keeps running, you spend more of your ticket on the water than you would behind a boat.

Board rentals are available if you don't own one. Expect to fall a lot in your first session; that is how everyone learns.

What are the Aqua Park and Climbing Tower like?

The Aqua Park is a floating inflatable obstacle course run in timed sessions, and the Climbing Tower is a 60-foot structure with three climbing walls and ropes courses.

The Aqua Park is harder than it looks. Slides, balance beams and climbing walls float on the lake, and reviewers regularly mention how tiring a single session is, even for fit adults.

The Climbing Tower has three walls up to 50 feet, a 60-foot ropes course and twin sky ropes, with routes at several difficulty levels. Smaller children who aren't ready for the tower can use Tot Town, a ground-level area with bounce houses, a smaller ropes course and a playground.

Is Nona Adventure Park good for young kids?

Yes, with limits: the Aqua Park's minimum age is 5, and children ages 5 to 8 must have an adult with them on the inflatables.

Life jackets are provided, and some attractions have their own age, height, weight or swimming-ability rules, so check before you promise a child a specific ride. Tot Town is the best fit for preschoolers. The full aqua course and cable wakeboarding suit older kids, teens and adults.

The park is not an open-swimming beach. Guests are in the water on the inflatables and the wake lake, wearing life jackets.

How are tickets sold at Nona Adventure Park?

Tickets are sold per attraction session, as combinations, as all-day passes and as an all-access pass, and the park also sells monthly memberships.

Add-ons such as board rentals, lockers and shaded cabanas cost extra, so the total for a family climbs quickly on an all-day visit. The park runs recurring weekday deals, including two-for-one session tickets on Tuesdays, a ladies' unlimited pass on Thursdays and a college wake session on Fridays with a valid student ID. Prices change often, so check the park's website for current rates before you go.

For residents who plan to return, a membership is usually a better deal than buying single days.

When is Nona Adventure Park open?

Hours are seasonal: the park generally opens at 11 a.m., and it does not open every day outside peak season.

Check the schedule before you go, book sessions online because capacity is limited, and sign the waiver at home. Morning and late-afternoon sessions avoid the worst of the midday sun on an open lake. Splashes Bistro serves food on site. Afterward, Boxi Park in Lake Nona Town Center is the easy dinner stop.

Pros, Cons and Our Take

Pros

  • Cable wakeboarding without a boat, which is rare in the Orlando area.
  • Three different activities on one site, so mixed-age groups can split up.
  • Tot Town gives preschoolers their own area.
  • Recurring weekday deals and memberships make repeat visits affordable for residents.

Cons

  • Add-ons stack up, so an all-day family visit gets expensive.
  • Hours are seasonal and the park does not open every day off-season.
  • The Aqua Park is physically demanding, and age limits rule out the youngest kids.
  • The lake and tower are exposed to full sun in summer.

Our Take

For a family with kids 8 and up, Nona Adventure Park is one of the best reasons to live on this side of Orlando. Treat it as a regular outing on deal days or with a membership, not a one-off splurge, and you'll get far more out of it.

What the Neighbors Know

Residents of Laureate Park, Isles of Lake Nona, Alora, Laurel Pointe and Eagle Creek are close enough that a one-hour session doesn't have to be a big outing. That is what makes a membership pay off.

For more ways to spend a weekend, see our Lake Nona attractions and entertainment guide and our Lake Nona sports and athletics guide.

Official Sources

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Nona Adventure Park?

Nona Adventure Park is at 14086 Centerline Dr, Orlando, FL 32827, in Lake Nona, next to Heroes Community Park.

What is there to do at Nona Adventure Park?

The park has a floating inflatable Aqua Park, the Wake Nona cable wakeboarding lake, a 60-foot Climbing Tower and Tot Town, a ground-level area for small children.

How old do kids have to be for the Aqua Park?

The Aqua Park's minimum age is 5, and children ages 5 to 8 must have an adult with them on the inflatables. Life jackets are provided.

Can you swim at Nona Adventure Park?

Not in the open-beach sense. Guests are in the water on the inflatable Aqua Park and the Wake Nona lake, wearing the life jackets the park provides.

How much does Nona Adventure Park cost?

Tickets are sold per attraction, as combinations and as all-day passes, and prices change often. Check the park's website for current rates and weekday deals.