Carwardine Colony/Colony Coast

Colony Coast is a waterpark located next to Carwardine Colony. Colony Coast was added to the park in 1989. It is located near the park and can be accessed via a bridge from the main park. It is extra charge. Colony Coast received a slight makeover in 2007 with a new restroom/changing room building, a new cabana area, and new attractions. In 2018, it became free for all Gold Passholders or higher.

History
In 2007, Colony Coast gained a slight makeover, as the original park was deemed too "Walmart-like", so, a new cabana area, a new restroom/changing room building and tons of new attractions were added, along with the addition of palm trees and artificial sand to the Tidal Wave Pool.

On August 1, 2021, the generator that powered the Slime Geyser exploded, luckily, no one was seriously injured (though a Carnie and a guest standing close to the Geyser were treated for minor burns at a nearby hospital), but it had to be disabled for the rest of the season, and it was temporarily removed so the maintenance shop could rebuild it (replacement parts of the structure were either custom fabricated or 3D-printed on site by the maintenance shop crew). This is speculated due to the original generator, which it debuted with in it's original home in Florida, only being able to have a service life of around 30 years. It returned to display in March 2022.

In 2023, the Freefall+ complex opened.

Rides, Slides & Attractions

 * Bumper Boogie (2007; a bumper boat ride)
 * Catapult (2007; A ProSlide Rocket "Carwardine Parks Layout-001", 2nd of the 5 with the layout)
 * Double Trouble FlowRider (2015; A WhiteWater West FlowRider Double)
 * Freefall+ (2023; A ProSlide Freefall complex consisting of two open body slides and two trapdoor body slides)
 * Hurricane Halfpipe (2007; A Water Fun Products halfpipe water slide)
 * Hurricane Hill (1990; 8 New Wave Products Tube Slides, some of the slides were repainted and had their names updated in 2023)
 * Hurricane Andrea (An open tube slide with enclosed sections, formerly known as "Hurricane Allison" [1990-2022]) [Pink Tubes]
 * Hurricane Barry (An open tube slide) [Yellow Tubes]
 * Hurricane Chantal (An entirely enclosed slide that's transparent, transparent sections fabricated by WhiteWater West) [Orange Tubes]
 * Hurricane Dexter (An entirely enclosed slide with lights, formerly known as "Hurricane Dean" [1990-2022]) [Green Tubes]
 * Hurricane Gabrielle (An entirely dark enclosed slide with an open drop) [Blue Tubes]
 * Hurricane Humberto (An entirely enclosed slight completely in the dark, formerly known as "Hurricane Hugo" [1990-2022]) [Purple Tubes]
 * Hurricane Imelda (An enclosed slide with an open drop, formerly known as "Hurricane Iris" [1990-2022]) [Brown Tubes]
 * Hurricane Karen (An enclosed slide with open sections) [Red Tubes]
 * Kids Pond (1989; A Fred Langford Kids Slide Complex)
 * King Cobra (2013; a Polin King Cobra slide)
 * Luge Cruise (1989; A Fred Langford Mat Slide)
 * Mastodon Mountain (2007; A ProSlide Mammoth slide)
 * Nickelodeon Slime Geyser Beach (2007; A WhiteWater West kiddie slide complex, located next to the Slime Geyser)
 * Quad Sliders (1989; A Fred Langford Tube Slide Complex, Several clones of the complex came up, including 'Cuda Falls, TBA and a mirrored version at New Roseland Park) [White, Alternate Yellow, Alternate White and Alternate Green Tube Designs respectively]
 * Slideboard Central (2016; a WhiteWater West Slideboarding complex)
 * Slime Geyser (2007; a fountain that shoots slime, relocated from Nickelodeon Studios Orlando, rebuilt in late-2021/early-2022 after an incident in August 2021 where its generator exploded)
 * Splashin' Rapids (2007; A lazy river)
 * Tidal Wave Pool (1989; A wave pool)
 * Tornado (2007; A ProSlide Tornado, repainted in 2017)
 * Turbo Twister (2007; Two ProSlide TurboTwisters, due to the rotting structure thanks to several hurricanes, age, lack of maintenance and the fact ProSlide doesn't support that model of TurboTwisters anymore, it turned from transparent to dark with a few light patches, the track was entirely replaced by ProSlide, the ride was now made opaque with a few lights, the entrance and exit were heavily tweaked and even some of the supports were redone.)

Former

 * Basketball Court (1996-2012; Basketball court, removed to make way for King Cobra, court donated to an elementary school in West Virginia)
 * Bumper (1989-2022; A ProSlide MultiBump, formerly known as "Max Track" [1989-2006], replaced with the newer FreeFall+ complex)
 * Bumper Boats (1989-2000; Bumper boats, relocated to Pirates Cove at Pirates World, new bumper boats would come seven years later to Colony Coast, replaced with Tornado)
 * Freefall (1989-2022; A ProSlide Freefall, formerly known as "Fast Track" [1989-2006], replaced with the newer Freefall+ complex)
 * Dive In Slides (1989-2006; Fred Langford Body Slides that dive into a deep pool, demolished for Hurricane Halfpipe)
 * High Dive Zone (1989-2006; Diving boards, demolished for Catapult and Bumper Boogie)
 * New Faithful (1989-2006; A geyser, replaced with the Slime Geyser, relocated to the atrium of Carwardine Colony's visitors center)
 * Tarzan Swing (1989-1995; A rope you can hold onto and jump into the pool below, removed due to safety issues and rights issues with Action Park (which Carwardine didn't own at the time) the pool was filled in with concrete and turned into a basketball court until 2012, when that, in turn, was demolished for King Cobra)
 * Volleyball Court (1989-2014; Volleyball court with sand and private cabanas for relaxing, paved over for Double Trouble FlowRider, private cabanas were relocated and rebuilt at the Tidal Wave Pool)

Food stands and stations

 * Beachcombers (A quick service food stand)
 * Dippin’ Dots (also offers the Solar Freeze beverage; one of the stands in the park to offer such, the other being the one in Time Machine)
 * Slush Puppie (connected to Beachcombers)