safari club jungle jim's

Rehoboth Beach

Jungle jim’s river safari water park, 36944 country club rd.,  rehoboth beach,  de 19971.

Delaware’s Largest Waterpark and number 1 in family fun! Located on Rt. 1 Coastal Highway Jungle Jim’s has a waterpark with giant water slides, lazy river, wave pool sprayground, kiddie pool, and activity pool. Jungle Jim’s also has 2 go-kart tracks, batting cages, mini-golf, and bumper boats. Jungle Jim’s is open most days from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Our busiest days of the week tend to be Tues-Thur.

More popular webcams

Live from Bethany Beach South Surf

Bethany beach south surf.

This webcam in Bethany Beach, DE offers live views of beach activity, boardwalk, dunes, current weather surf conditions, check in to see what's happening...

Live from Bethany Beach North Surf

Bethany beach north surf.

This webcam in Bethany Beach offers views of beach activity, boardwalk, dunes, weather, surf conditions, check in to see what's happening...

Live from Bethany Beach South

Bethany beach south.

Enjoy this new live boardwalk webcam located in Bethany Beach, Delaware. This quiet beach town is full of fun things to do, delicious places to dine and great places to s...

Southern Delaware at your fingertips.

• Pet Friendly
• Bike & Stay
• Paddle & Stay
• Eat & Drink
• Fall in Southern Delaware
• Outdoor Adventures
• History & Heritage
• Tours & Side Trips
• Arts & Entertainment
• Tax Free Shopping
• Spectator Sports
• Rainy Day Options
• Farm Adventures
• Nature & Beach Cams
• Relaxation & Wellness
• Garden Getaways
• Jewels of Sussex County
• Bethany Beach
• Bridgeville
• Dewey Beach
• Fenwick Island
• Henlopen Acres
• Rehoboth Beach
• Slaughter Beach
• South Bethany
• Transportation
• Request Information
• Group Tours
• Meetings, Conferences, Reunions & Retreats
• Team Building Activities
• Group Sporting Events
• Student Travel
• $300 for 30

Jungle Jim's River Safari Water Park

Giant waterslides, a lazy river, wave pool, kiddie pools, rock climbing, go-kart tracks, batting cages, miniature golf, bumper boats and the Safari Cafe all in one park! For more information, call 302.227.8444 or visit www.funatjunglejims.com .

• Order Visitors Guide
• Privacy Policy
• Terms of Service

Modal title

Ocean City, MD

Jungle jims river safari water park, 36944 country club road,  rehoboth beach,  de 19971.

Jungle Jim’s features Delaware’s largest waterpark, and additional fun with go-karts, bumper boats, mini-golf, batting cages and more. Jungle Jim’s remains your one-stop shop for fantastic family fun in southern Delaware! Each portion of the park is jam packed with Jungle awesomeness. You can see a bit for yourself in our online gallery! To purchase tickets – or get a look at some of our other merchandise- head over to our online store. If you have any questions or would like to request more information, don’t hesitate to contact our office today! If you’re interested in setting up a group trip to the park, let our ticket rep know by filling out the necessary paperwork! We’re always happy to host schools, clubs and more!

More popular webcams

Live from Dorchester St Cam

Dorchester st cam.

Enjoy this live Ocean City, MD Boardwalk Webcam – live streaming video of the beach and boardwalk activity. Enjoy over ten miles of white beaches, a world-famous boardwalk, ...

Live from Ocean Gallery Action Cam

Ocean gallery action cam.

This webcam pans the Ocean City boardwalk north and south. This webcam at Ocean Gallery is located on the Boardwalk and 2nd Street in Ocean City, Maryland. This Globally Fam...

Live from Ocean Gallery on Boardwalk

Ocean gallery on boardwalk.

This webcam at Ocean Gallery is located on the Boardwalk and 2nd Street in Ocean City, Maryland. This Globally Famous Attraction has been a Landmark Attraction on the boardw...

Jungle Jim's

Review Highlights

“ With that being said the lazy river was big, the wave pool was entertaining, with the caveat of when it was working. ” in 27 reviews

“ It is a clean, friendly, and fun place to get wet, sit by the wave pool eating junk food and loving every minute of it. ” in 9 reviews

“ They have water bumper tubes and you can splash others, Stampede, Anaconda and so much more.... ” in 6 reviews

Location & Hours

Suggest an edit

36944 Country Club Rd

Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971

You Might Also Consider

New Balance

2.3 miles away from Jungle Jim's

Find the perfect fit

in Shoe Stores, Sports Wear, Women's Clothing

0.8 miles away from Jungle Jim's

Shop New Arrivals

in Shoe Stores, Women's Clothing, Men's Clothing

Eyemart Express

Randy J. said "I got on a local page and asked for an optical place where I could get my eye exam and glasses made at the same business. Many locals recommended Eyemart. I called and scheduled an exam for the 3 days away. The person who scheduled…" read more

in Eyewear & Opticians

Amenities and More

4 More Attributes

Ask the Community

Ask a question

Got a question about Jungle Jim's ? Ask the Yelp community!

Recommended Reviews

• 1 star rating Not good
• 2 star rating Could’ve been better
• 3 star rating OK
• 4 star rating Good
• 5 star rating Great

Select your rating

Overall rating

Can't give it 5 starts because some things could be improved but our 7 year old, 13 year old, and 16 year old all loved it. Between the water park batting cages and mini golf we spent 7 hours here. Moms loved the lazy River but it gets obscenely crowded. Plus you can't bring food or drinks in and their options are slim pickings and kinda gross

Jungle Jims is the largest waterpark in Delaware. I was here last year for the first time. At that time my family of six enjoyed ourselves, therefore, we returned here again. This time I returned here with my family of five including two young children in June. There is lots of parking. You can't bring your own bottled drinks here. Any bottled drinks including water must be left at the entrance. Your own refillable water bottles are permitted. I assume they want you to purchase your drinks other than water here. Our children were above 42 inches in height, therefore, they were charged the adult rate of $48 per person. We had access to the entire facility, including all water slides. There were no limitations. My total bill for the five of us was therefore $240. They have a cafe and gift shop. The cafe line is long during lunch. I recommend going either before or after the lunchtime rush. They also have bathrooms with showers. The place is quite impressive for a wide range of young and older ages. The Anaconda water slide is the most exciting two man water slide. They also have a five person water slide. I enjoyed all of the water slides, the lazy river and the wave pool. There is also a kiddie pool for the younger children. I will definitely return here when the weather is good.

Came here as we didn't want to do another beach day (first world problems, right?) and had an absolute blast. I figured it would be more of a kids place, to be honest, but I will say it's definitely not. Don't get me wrong - kids will LOVE IT, but so will adults. The lazy river was a favorite. Takes about 20 or so minutes to make it around and when the waves are turned on, it adds a bit of excitement that you can feel on the "ride". There are about 6 or so other water slides that range from single rider to double (if you want) or even one ride up to 5 people. In addition, they also have mini golf and bumper boats (we didn't see anyone on either) for an additional cost. Food stand is located on the park and you can buy cold drinks and food there. Locker rentals (small and large) are on-site. We picked the large locker at $10 for the day rental and you can select a code to open/close the locker at will for the day which is nice as it's not a one-time only locker. They also have a small arcade as well as a beach volleyball set up. It was a great time! Adult prices were $38 for the day.

Pro: line is not atrocious. Anaconda slide, serpent and the flamingo slide are a lot of fun, not for the faint of heart. Changing room doesn't have a line Con: can enjoy the slides and the activities in 2ish hours. Doesn't have too much of a variety I would recommend coming after 3pm to get the late admission rate.

Update: We still come here every year during our annual Rehoboth trip. And it is still tons of fun, very clean, and very safe. Bring the family. Big kids. Little kids. Lots to do. They recently added a beach volleyball court. Very cool.

Lousy pics because I was too lazy to get up from my chair

We come here every year on our annual Rehoboth trip. Tons of fun. Very clean. Very safe. We are really impressed with the lifeguard staff; they are incredibly attentive and there are many constantly roaming around. Pools are large and there is a good variety of them for kids of all ages. Bunches of high slides. And on and on. We don't bother with the extras (batting cages, mini golf, etc) as getting wet is our main goal. Oh. And the lazy river is fantastic. A good 8-10 minute slow ride.

The facility overall is fantastic. Great fun for the entire family and easy to navigate. The food and drink rule is total BS - can't bring anything in if your own, so you have to buy on site and the service is sloooooooooooow. Took us an hour at 1:30pm to get through the line and order. Ridiculous. Someone needs to rethink that. Many other options.

Pros: Great for older kids because they can use the whole park...water slides and lazy river. Cons: For the young children I don't think it's worth it... There's not enough for them to do. My daughter was too young to go on the slides so she did have a good time playing in the kids play area but it doesn't require a whole day and it's too pricey to go for a few hours. The food is also horrible. You're better off going to the Wawa across the street or bringing your own food and eating it in the parking lot.

I went with my nanny fam on vacation and we spent a day here. It was a great experience for the kids. There was so much to do and none of them got bored within the 6 hours we spent there. The lines really weren't too bad when waiting for the big slides. The lifeguards were kind and ensured our safety on everything. It is a bit expensive if you're only going to go for a couple hours of the day, so I would plan on spending most of the day there. You're also not allowed to bring any food or drinks into the park (they check your bags), but they do have a place to get both inside. The food was surprisingly good. It was very clean here though, the water was clean no bandaids or anything. I will be returning it was a lot of fun. The mini golf was fun too!

Water slides. A lazy river. Smallish waterpark but a nice escape when you have kiddos. Look for coupons locally and be prepared for some awful Snack bar food. They do have vegetarian options, but they still may be ice cold frozen in the middle when you have them served to you. Be aware of seagulls, there's no refund if the birds knock the food out of your hand.

Awesome water park. Pros: fun water slides/activities for all ages from toddler to teenagers. The water slides use a combination of rafts and tubes that have water jet accelerators to go up and down like a roller coaster. Ample shaded seating from the hot sun. A small wave pool connected to a long lazy river. Good (standard) food available in the form of burgers, chicken fingers, fries, hot dogs. Nice and functional lockers of various sizes operated by a kiosk. Surprisingly updated and relatively clean bathrooms for a park of this size. There are life guards stationed everywhere and a well staffed first aid station. Cons: a little pricey but well worth it. Also, there is a $5 military discount. Overall: excellent water park. A hidden Delaware gem. We would definitely come back. Highly recommended.

11 other reviews that are not currently recommended

India Emporium

Alok C. said "They have wide variety of stuff at very reasonable prices. Very gentle and polite owners who are always willing to help in every possible manner. I would recommend this store to every one looking to shop around for beach stuff and…" read more

in Home Decor, Women's Clothing, Jewelry

Famous Footwear Outlet

0.7 miles away from Jungle Jim's

Me M. said "Had another great shopping experience here, because of saleswoman Nadia. Nadia is very kind and patient, my grandson is very difficult when buying shoes, Nadia always finds something he likes. Thank you Nadia." read more

in Sports Wear, Accessories, Shoe Stores

Collections Including Jungle Jim's

Rehobeth Beach Food & Things

By Tanar W.

Rehoboth Beach

Beach Weekends

By Alicia G.

By Chris W.

Bethany Beach

By Holly C.

People Also Viewed

White Water Mountain

Midway Speedway

Shell We Bounce

Shell We Golf

Bethany Beach Nature Center

Trap Pond State Park

Cape Henlopen State Park

CanalFront Park

Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk

Best of Rehoboth Beach

Things to do in Rehoboth Beach

People found Jungle Jim's by searching for…

Fun Activities Rehoboth Beach

Go Carts Rehoboth Beach

Go Karts Outdoor Rehoboth Beach

Kid Friendly Rehoboth Beach

Kids Park Rehoboth Beach

Lazy River Rehoboth Beach

Mini Golf Rehoboth Beach

Miniature Golf Rehoboth Beach

Theme Park Rehoboth Beach

Tj Maxx Home Goods Rehoboth Beach

Toddler Activities Rehoboth Beach

Water Park Rehoboth Beach

Browse Nearby

Shoe Stores

Things to Do

Restaurants

Other Places Nearby

Find more Accessories near Jungle Jim's

Find more Water Parks near Jungle Jim's

Related Cost Guides

• Select a City
• Rehoboth Beach, DE

Jungle Jim's - River Safari Water Park

Jungle Jim's features Delaware's largest waterpark, and additional fun with go-karts, bumper boats, mini-golf, batting cages and more. Jungle Jim's remains your one-stop shop for fantastic family fun in southern Delaware! Each portion of the park is jam packed with Jungle awesomeness.

Get Connected

Step Outside Organization

Rehoboth Beach Spring Activities

Water sports.

Canoeing, kayaking, and paddleboarding opportunities near you

Your local trail guide for all ages and skill levels

Local fishing holes, gear advice, and retailers

Discover local campsites, helpful hints, and where to buy gear

Education, permits, regulations and where to hunt in your area

Local archery ranges, tips for beginners, and advice on the proper gear

Shooting Sports

Get started right with local safety education, training, ranges and retailers

Motor Sports

Off-road riding in your area, plus instruction, rentals and dealers

Attraction Fun!

Dive into discovery where joyful family moments await—your next magical outing is just a click away!

Activity Types

• Zoos & Wildlife
• Indoor Play
• Arts and Crafts
• National Parks
• Underground
• Entertainment
• Escape Rooms
• Cinema and Movies
• Things to do
• City Guides

Add Listing

Share this link via..

Jungle jim's river safari water park 4.2 (reviews).

• Upload Photo

About Jungle Jim's River Safari Water Park

Jungle Jim’s River Safari Water Park is Delaware’s largest waterpark with a great range of entertaining and exhilarating activities for the family.

The River Safari waterpark has a great selection of pools to cool off in, giant slides to navigate and waterfalls to splash around in.  Anyone under 42” won’t be permitted on the larger slides, but certainly are plenty of other options for all ages.   The rope climb is a fun twist on the typical jungle adventure rope swing courses, the kid’s spray ground and kiddie pool are fun and safe areas for the smaller kids, and the lazy river is great for those wanting some time out from all the crazy fun elsewhere. 

Need to dry off?  What comes to mind....we know - Go Karts!  Family Safari provides two seater karts so those too young for their real driving license can get behind the wheel.  Driver must be 10 years old and 58” tall to drive,  but their sidekicks can be as young as 2!  A great fun and fastpaced activity.

Time for water again?  Of course it is!  Head to Bumper Boats to ride colorful squirting boats - each with their own water gun so you can squirt your friends!  Watch out for the baby elephant though - or it might be you getting soaked!

Is this your business ? Claim it

How much does it cost?

Adults Around $38.00 (Over 42")

Children Under 42” - Around $23 for General Admission. Additional activities at extra cost.

Free Under 2 years

Last Update 2023

Discount Twilight and season tickets available

Weather forecast

Activity reviews.

Overall rating

Rate & Write a Review

Your rating *

Jungle Jim's River Safari Water Park FAQ’s

Do they have baby facilities.

There are changing tables located in the bathhouse for your convenience.

I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Jungle Jim's River Safari Water Park?

The River Safari Cafe is available in the park with a full menu for you to indulge in whatever you fancy - from burgers, salads, fries, pizzas and sandwiches! There is plenty of seating in the shade to enjoy your lunch as you sit back and watch the adventure world go by

Any top tips when visiting?

It’s worth noting that Tuesdays, Wednesday, and Thursdays are the parks busiest days. You can also hold birthday parties at the park so don’t forget to ask about those!

Does Jungle Jim's River Safari Water Park have a gift shop?

There is a fun Tiki Treasures gift shop and photo hut for you to grab some great souvenirs from your visit.

Teachers corner

Ever considered your end of year field trip taking place at a super fun adventure world? Maybe you should!

Does Jungle Jim's River Safari Water Park have healthy eating or Vegan options?

Salads, fruits, wraps, and other healthy treats are available.

Any additonal information?

Lockers are located inside the water park only. All new electronic lockers. Small - $6 per day. Medium - $10 per day. Jumbo $13 per day.

• Visit Website

36944 Country Club Rd, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971, USA

The water fun begins at 36944 Country Club Road, Rehoboth Beach, 19971.

Do you work for this business?

Update your info, respond to reviews, and more by claiming your business now!

Latest Fun Articles

Family-friendly water parks: guide to a wet and wild summer, spotlight on historic ybor city, top 11 amusement parks, **win** a family vip pass to the spokane renaissance faire, rock climbing for kids...., top 9 movie locations to visit in the usa, attractions near me in rehoboth beach de.

Midway Speedway Park

Cape Henlopen State Park

Pirates of Lewes Expeditions

Fenwick Island State Park

Holts Landing State Park

Fun things to do near me rehoboth beach.

• Kids activities near me
• Things to do in Rehoboth Beach With kids
• Things for kids to do in Dover
• Family things to do in Wilmington
• Newark Kids activities
• Places for kids in Rehoboth Beach
• Things to do in Bear With kids
• Waterparks In Dover
• Wilmington Waterparks
• Indoor Water Parks Newark
• Waterparks In Rehoboth Beach
• Bear Waterparks
• Places to go with kids in Delaware
• Fun things to do in New Jersey
• Fun places to go in Pennsylvania
• Waterparks In Delaware
• Indoor Water Parks New Jersey
• Splash Pad Pennsylvania

Safari Club by Jungle Jim's

May 13, 2024

How better nutrition after orthopedic surgery can aid healing

May 26, 2023

Too busy to cook? Try these 7 healthy meal prep ideas for the week

Oct 13, 2023

For a healthier Halloween, hand out these trick-or-treat alternatives

Feb 26, 2024

The benefits of eating protein for healthy and achievable weight loss

Jan 15, 2024

Starch, sugar, and fiber: Here’s what the 3 main types of carbohydrates mean to your health, plus how to track them

May 3, 2024

When is the best time to eat a salad?

The Russian Amur bear in Siberia

It seemed like traveling to the end of the world for this rare subspecies of brown bear. I went to the majestic Land of the Siberian Tiger and the world’s largest forest. To get there, I flew over halfway around the world and back for incredible trophy. It would have been slightly shorter to have flown to Anchorage, Alaska then to Russia, but I chose instead to fly 12 hours from upstate New York where I live to Moscow. I wanted to stand in the middle of Red Square, see the Kremlin, Saint Basil’s Cathedral and drink-in the rich culture that is Moscow. I thoroughly enjoyed my day-and-a-half romp through this historic city.

My journey continued as a flew another eight hours from one side of this giant nation to the other. I landed in Khabavsko where I was met and drove five hours into a completely isolated wilderness deep in the Siberian forest. I arrived at camp to learn that I would be in bear camp with Weatherby Award winner Alan Saekman. Alan had already been in bear camp nine days, logging in more than 100 hours in various bear stands. He had only seen a couple of cubs in all that time.

After arriving in camp, I shot my gun to make sure it was on and was pronounced ready to hunt. I quickly changed and was whisked away on a four-wheeler for an extremely bumpy one-hour rough ride. We approached the tree stand with caution as only a few days prior a large tiger was caught by the trail camera in the middle of the day. I also learned that Alan had hunted out of the same stand but had no luck. I was bone weary from my eight-hour flight, five-hour drive to camp, followed by my one-hour hour four-wheel adventure.

I had to fight to stay awake in the stand. My adrenalin finally subsided as the hours rolled by and jet lag and exhaustion hit me in various waves. I was fighting sleep until I heard a twig snap and came to full alert. I glanced over at my Russian guide whose stoic face had not changed expressions since we climbed into the stand. It was dark but judging from the noise I assumed the bear had circled around.

I picked up my gun, preparing for a shot, when my guide finally leaned over and touched my arm. The bear’s vitals were blocked, so I was unable to take the shot. My guide wanted me to shoot, but through my scope no shot had presented itself.

My frustrated guide gave me a mean look. The bear had turned and was now looking at us. I squeezed of a shoot that hit the bear perfectly. The large boar jumped and spun around. My guide fired two follow-up shots with his semi-automatic Russian rifle. I worked my bolt quickly and fired my second round that hit the bear’s ribs, dropping the bear only a few feet from where he had been standing. I decided to put a final round into the bear, just to be safe, as trailing a 900-pound wounded bear through the rain forest was not high on my “to do” list.

My Russian guide actually smiled at me after I pulled the trigger for the final shot on the downed bear. I was totally overjoyed and completely exhausted. My bear was a really good one. We guessed the bear to be around nine feet tall, over 850 pounds with at least a 24 to 25-inch skull.

I felt bad for Alan who had put in so much time and yet I flew straight into camp and three hours later I had a big bear down out of the same stand he had been hunting. Alan told me that three other hunters also came into camp, harvested nice bears and left since he had been in camp. He was not having much bear luck.

Alan, being a wise man, brought along Hannes Pianner, a professional cameraman who was there to document the adventure. The problem was Hannes had only filmed raccoon dogs running around and two cubs in nine days. The next night Alan, Hannes and their guide went out to hunt but never came back. We were concerned but assumed they had vehicle troubles and were stranded.

The next morning the guides headed out to look for them, but as it turned out, Alan had decided to spend the night in the blind, hoping the bear might come in. It is no wonder Alan has won so many hunting awards. The darn thing of it was that nothing showed up.

We were all playing cards the next day, chatting about what a rough night it had to have been. I honestly don’t think I would have been able stay that long on stand. It was during our talk that I learned that Alan is 80 years old! The man is truly a machine. To hunt that hard at any age is tough enough, but to do it at 80 years young — holy cow!

The next night Alan finally scored, harvesting a nice Asian white lipped bear that is known for the distinctive white V it has on its chest. Hannes captured it on film with some excellent footage.

The hunt continued. I wanted to collect the rare raccoon dog that only exist in a few areas of the world. Alan was still looking for his Amur bear.

The hunting got even rougher as a steady rain began that did not quit or waver, turning everything into streams and ponds. The temperature plummeted, as well, making the hunting wet and cold.

Alan stayed out later and hunted harder than I did in these conditions. I have been a successful athlete my entire life and consider myself to be a driven person, but I was given a lesson in determination and perseverance from a man who was not only 80 years old, but by a person who has proven himself over and over, winning many prestigious hunting awards. You would think the man would let up, but obviously that doesn’t exist in his DNA.

The hunt wore on, but the weather didn’t cooperate. After 14 long days of hunting, Alan’s trip was over. On his last day, Jay Link and two of his hunting buddies arrived at camp. I was shocked to learn that the two men were competing for the world’s highest hunting award: SCI’s International Hunter of the Year.

Alan has taken second place in this award an amazing four times, once to his wife Barbara! It was a thrill to be sharing bear camp with two of the best hunters on the planet. I enjoyed listening to the two men talk about their quest for various species. I was getting hunting lessons from these two extremely elite hunters. It was an amazing experience.

Alan left, and I hated to see him go. It was a true pleasure to share bear camp with such an outstanding person.

Jay Link has won SCI’s Pantheon Award, the World Hunting Ring back in 2011, and was the front runner for the International Hunter of the Year, so talking and sharing a small cabin with him for a couple of days was indeed educational. I just wish I had brought ear plugs. The man is also a world class snorer.

Jay and his two buddies hunted extremely hard for four days, but not a shot was fired. The largest typhon to hit Japan in the last 30 years struck, sending waves of rain and wind all the way to our bear camp. The animals were just not moving in this severe weather.

Jay is an official SCI scorer who was kind enough to measure my bear skull and if the score holds up after the 60-day drying period, I will have taken the fourth largest Amur bear ever!

I was in camp with the best of the best, but I am the one bringing home a world class trophy, proving once again that sometimes it’s better to be lucky than good.

We all thank our good friend Anton Tonchev of Hunt Europe and Links Safari for providing this memorable trip to the far eastern part of Russia.–Darrell Sterling

Related Posts

Jun 4, 2024

In The Shadow of Tipiliuke 

May 13, 2024

Women Go Hunting: From Tagging Along to Stalking the Black Death

May 10, 2024

North To Greenland

• 50th Anniversary Logowear
• Celebrate With Us!
• Research Library
• Take Action
• Member Benefits
• About Rewards Program
• Hunter Information Service
• Hunter Hotline
• Gift a Membership
• Share The Impact Outfitter Benefit
• About Chapters
• Chapter Auctions & Events
• Join a Chapter
• Chapter Map
• Game Birds of the World
• Submit an Entry
• Measuring Program Resources
• Discounts for Guides and Outfitters
• World Hunting Awards
• SCI Methuselah Award
• Book Your Hotel!
• Conservation Programs
• SCI Foundation
• African Wildlife Consultative Forum (AWCF)
• SCIF Bear Strategy
• SCIF CWD Strategy
• SCIF Leopard Strategy
• Outdoor Education
• Conservation News