Lakeside Estate unveils Ghana’s tallest water slide and largest water park
The unveiling of the water park at Lakeside Estate marks the official launch of the tallest and largest water slide in Ghana. The park also includes a self-serve clubhouse, Lakeside Marina Kitchen, conference room with aquarium, and boat-shaped outdoor lounge, providing a total of 600 square meters of splash pool water park fun for the public.
Dr. Prince-Joseph Ayiku, Managing Director of Lakeside Estate and Marina Water Park, explained that the park’s goal is to offer families and individuals a space for relaxation and enjoyment while creating job opportunities for the youth.
In line with their vision, Lakeside Estate aims to not only develop houses but also provide recreational facilities for residents and visitors alike, with a focus on preserving the environment and creating employment opportunities.
Capt. Salah Kweku Kalmoni, Executive Director of Lakeside Estate, highlighted the importance of safeguarding safe spaces for young people and protecting water bodies from pollution to boost domestic tourism.
With attractions like the Thrilling Jump Slide, Trumpet Slide, and Monster Bucket, Lakeside Marina Park offers visitors a memorable experience, with trained staff ensuring safety and organization throughout the facility.
Located in the Adentan Municipality, Lakeside Marina Park is an ecological and wheelchair-accessible family park committed to sustainability and providing a safe and enjoyable recreational environment.
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