There is nothing that could ease the heatwave quicker than knowing the construction of the brand-new $1.2 million waterpark in Collinsville is tracking nicely and on course to open later this month.
The new facility, which is expected to attract families from across the region, will feature two thrilling waterslides, a timed tipping bucket, water jets and a shaded splash pad area.
Work has been delayed slightly due to late shipment of parts with some of the features stuck on a boat in Brisbane waiting for the port to reopen.
Despite this, the Whitsunday Regional Council operated facility is still expected to be open later this month.
Mayor Andrew Willcox said that he is excited to see the waterpark coming together nicely.
“This will be a fantastic facility for families of the Collinsville and Scottville communities to enjoy and cool off from the heat of summer,” he said.
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