Wake Parks in United States (35)

The United States has North America's densest map of cable parks and wake parks, from Florida's year-round full-size and 2.0 lakes through the Carolinas, Georgia, and Alabama, north to Virginia, New York, and Connecticut, across Midwest campuses in Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, Missouri, Minnesota, and Kansas, plus the Texas I-35 corridor, Oklahoma, Colorado's Western Slope, and California's Sacramento-area parks. Riders searching for cable parks in Florida, a wake park in Texas, or a cable wakeboard park near a listed state can choose championship-scale full-size loops, twin-cable compounds, and System 2.0 two-tower lines.

This Waketricks guide lists wake parks across the United States with addresses, GPS coordinates, cable types, obstacle setups, on-site amenities, photos, and official website links where available. Coverage spans Florida hubs such as Ski Rixen Deerfield Beach, Miami Watersports Complex, Orlando Watersports Complex, and Revolution Cable Park; Carolinas and Georgia stops including Valdosta Wake Compound; Midwest campuses such as Wake Nation Cincinnati; Texas I-35 parks; Imondi Wake Zone in Colorado; and Velocity Island Park and Wake Island Waterpark in California — among others in the list below.

US cable parks suit winter Florida trips, Carolinas weekends, Texas corridor sessions, Colorado Western Slope days, California Sacramento-area weekends, and Midwest quarry and farm-lake riding. Filter by state below to narrow to Florida, Texas, California, or another listed state, then use cable type filters to compare full-size loops with focused 2.0 progression lines.

Use the interactive map, state and cable filters, and park list below to narrow results, then open any park page for directions, descriptions, and amenity details. We update this United States guide as new cables open and existing parks refresh their features.