Place
Park Vega Waterpark
Water Park
Open4.6(330 reviews)Ewuru, Delta State, Nigeria
Park Vega Waterpark is a water park in Ewuru, Delta State, Nigeria, Delta State, Nigeria.
Rating
4.6
out of 5 · 330 reviews
Busiest
Sat 3 PM
Usually as busy as it gets
1Opening hours
- Mon–Wed
- Closed
- Thu–Sun
- Open 24 hours
2Popular timesHow busy it usually is, by hour
Saturday, 3 PM100% busy · Usually as busy as it getsBusiest
3Reviews8 excerpts, newest first
I love this place it’s lovely, I didn’t wish to go home but I came from Anambra state so I have to leave on time. I enjoyed every bit of it. Your machineries , your workers services Omo they are so humble to attend to one any minutes. Thankx so much Vegas park . I HAD FUN 💃💃💃💃
Quite well managed which is a big plus considering how poorly most public spaces are run in these parts. Also offers a variety of fun activities. I'd recommend for family time or other bonding activities.
On the day i visited, Sunday 4th January 2026. Everything was great, Except for the post activity experience. The shower in the women changing area was not functional. It was impossible for people to wash off the chlorine from their odies Water cistern in the women's bathroom/toilet was bad, hence people could not tidy up.
A sweet and fun place to be my dear brothers and sisters 🤸♀️🤸♀️❤️❤️🌹
4 more reviews
A fun waterpark at agbor. On entry you get a ticket and assigned band that you can find to purchase meals, and other edibles. The entry fee covers all activities in the park: the pools, wave pool, slides etc The activities are really nice for water lovers and the multiple slide options with varying difficulty. Very good security too.
I visited park Vega last weekend, it was quite a drive from Asaba but it’s worth it. Got the ticket for 15k and this covers all activities at the park. I had massive fun, the workers are so warm and friendly especially Mercy, we met her at the point of entrance. She had the most welcoming smile and always eager to assist. They open from Thursday- Sunday by 11am to 6pm.
I think this is the best water park I have been to in Nigeria. Though I have not explored the country that much. Firstly I want to commend the management for a beautiful and solid structure. Most importantly, the rough rubber edges beside the pools, that’s great architecture. And again the set up of the slides 🛝 is wonderful. I love how far they work to make sure all parts of that water is neat on every opening day. That’s recommendable. I would love to visit again. Life guards is also at work. Let me sincerely talk about the security of the area. They did a great work there. I see soldiers…
I had the fun of my life here and take my word for it, it was worth the cost and more beautiful than the photos. It is in Agbor and off Asaba, a large modern facility with the biggest wave pool in West Africa. There are bar and restaurant in house, no edible or drinks are allowed from outside. The foods were tasty. You get an electronic hand band at the entry point which gives you access to the facility and also used as your digital wallet inside the facility. I do not like how strict/rigid the staff try to be, you could be nice and more firm yet courteous. If international customers are…