The following is a list of water parks in Europe sorted by region.
Armenia
Aquapark Harsnaqar, Sevan
Aquatek, Yerevan
Water World, Yerevan
Austria
Sonnentherme Lutzmannsburg
H2O Hotel-Therme
Azerbaijan
AF Hotel Aqua Park, Baku, Azerbaijan
Dalga Beach, Merdekan
Belarus
Waterpark Lebyazhij, Minsk
Belgium
Aquafun SunParks De Haan
Aquafun SunParks Mol
Aquafun SunParks Oostduinkerke
Aqualibi in Wavre
AquaMundo Center Parcs Erperheide Peer
AquaMundo Center Parcs De Vossemeren Lommel
Duinenwater Knokke-Heist
Molenheide Houthalen-Helchteren
Plopsaqua De Panne
Bulgaria
Aqua Paradise Water Park, Nesebar
Action Aquapark, Sunny Beach
Kuban Resort and Aquapark
Aquamania Albena
Waterland, Ovoshtnik
Aquapolis, Golden Sands
Croatia
Istralandia, Brtonigla, Istria County
Aquacolors, near Poreč
Cyprus
Fasouri Watermania, Limassol – has Europe's biggest wave pool. WaterWorld Themed WaterPark, Ayia Napa – one of the world's largest themed water parks and one of the 12 best water parks of the world Paphos Aphrodite Waterpark, Paphos
Czech Republic
Aqua Park Špindlerův Mlýn
Aquacentrum Šutka
Aquaforum Františkovy Lázně
Aqualand Moravia
AquaPalace Praha – located just outside of Prague, it is one of the largest Central European water worlds, full of toboggans, slides, pools and more water attractions Aquapark Kladno Aquapark Klášterec nad Ohří Aquapark Olešná Aquapark Olomouc Aquapark Uherské Hradiště Aquapark Vyškov Centrum Babylon Liberec Vodní ráj Jihlava Vodní svět Sareza AquaCentrum Pardubice
Denmark
Aquapark, in Fårup Summer Park – the largest water park of any amusement park in the country. Vandland, in Djurs Sommerland. The Lalandia Aquadome, in Billund – Scandinavia's largest water park. The Lalandia Aquadome, in Rødby.
Estonia
Tervise Paradiis in Pärnu
H2O Waterpark in Viimsi
Kalev Spa Hotel in Tallinn
Aqua Spa in Rakvere
Noorus Veepark in Narva-Jõesuu
Aura Waterpark in Tartu
Finland
Caribia Spa, Turku – a water park/spa, Caribbean style
Flamingo Spa, near the Finnish capital Helsinki
Serena Waterpark, Espoo, near the Finnish capital Helsinki
Jukupark Turku
Jukupark Kalajoki
Fontanella, Siilinjärvi, near Kuopio
France
Aqua Boulevard, Paris
Aqualand – 8 Aqualand water parks exist in France
Aqualagon, Villeneuve-le-comte (August 2017) Aquariaz, Morzine Aqualud, Le Touquet-Paris-Plage
Georgia
Gino Paradise Tbilisi, Tbilisi
Aqua Park, Batumi
Aqua Lazika, Anaklia
Germany
Alpamare, Bad Tölz, Bavaria (near Munich) – one of Europe's first water parks (closed since 2015) Aqualand, Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia Kristall Palm Beach, Stein near Nuremberg – famous for its extreme water slides Miramar, Weinheim, thermal spa, and sauna park with of water slides Rulantica, Rust, Baden-Württemberg SchwabenQuellen, Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg ("Swabia Fountains") – a member of European Waterparks Association (EWA) Therme Erding, Erding, Bavaria, 45 km northeast of Munich – Europe's biggest thermal spa, attracts nearly 1,500,000 visitors per year Tropical Islands, Briesen, Brandenburg (near Berlin) – has the largest tropical indoor pool in the world
Greece
Aqua Creta Limnoupolis Water Park, Crete – Family entertainment with relaxation
Acqua Plus Water Park, Crete – a member of World Waterpark Association (WWA) Aqualand Corfu – the largest water park in Greece and third-largest in Europe Lido Waterpark, Kos Island – member of World Waterpark Association Watercity in Crete – a member of World Waterpark Association (WWA) Splash Waterpark, Isthmos, Corinth Aquapolis, Spata, Attiki – owned by Attica Zoological Park Waterland WaterPark, Thessaloniki Waterpark, Faliraki, Rhodes Aquatica waterpark Kos Santorini water park Onaqua sea sports park Waterfun S.A. Caretta beach resort & waterpark