Yes, Windsor Hills Resort has its own water park — and yes, this is the part of the website your children are probably going to care about most.
Sir Windsor’s AquaVenture Water Park sits within the Windsor Hills clubhouse recreation area. Current published hours are 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. daily, subject to weather and operational changes, and the water park is open year-round.
What is at the Windsor Hills water park?
The centerpiece is a pair of large dueling water slides. There are also two smaller slides designed for younger guests and a large splash zone with interactive water features, including the kind of giant dumping bucket that children find hilarious and adults somehow keep standing directly underneath.
The setup gives Windsor Hills a nice range: bigger kids can repeat the main slides until they lose count, while younger children have an area that feels designed for them rather than as an afterthought.
Is the water park included?
Access is included for registered Windsor Hills guests. You do need a resort wristband, which can be obtained free from the clubhouse Welcome Center after arrival.
This is one of the strongest value points for families comparing Windsor Hills with a standard vacation home that has no community recreation. You are renting a condo, townhouse or house, but you also have a resort-style water amenity available without buying a separate water-park ticket.
What about the main resort pool?
The water park is adjacent to the broader clubhouse recreation area, but Windsor Hills also has a separate large heated zero-entry resort pool and hot tub. Current pool hours are 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., giving families swimming options before and after the water-park operating window.
Best ages for the Windsor Hills water park
Families with preschool and elementary-age children are likely to get the most obvious mileage out of the splash zone and slides, but older kids and plenty of adults use the larger slides too. Height, safety and operating rules are posted at the attraction and should always be followed.
How to plan a Windsor Hills water-park day
- Do not rush breakfast. This is the rare Orlando attraction that is steps from your vacation rental.
- Pick up wristbands before the kids are ready to swim.
- Apply sunscreen before leaving the rental and reapply throughout the day.
- Break for lunch instead of trying to power through the hottest part of the afternoon.
- Use your full kitchen for an inexpensive breakfast or lunch.
- Check the resort activity calendar; clubhouse events vary throughout the month.
Private pool plus water park is a fantastic combination
Families in Windsor Hills townhouses have private splash pools, while many larger villas include full private pools. That means you can do the water park when everyone wants action, then use the private pool when the family wants quiet swimming at home.
It is particularly useful on arrival and departure-adjacent days when you may not want to commit to a theme-park ticket but still want the kids to feel like the vacation has officially started.
What should you bring?
Bring swimsuits, sunscreen, water, pool shoes and your wristbands. Families with young swimmers should bring whatever approved swim aids they normally use and remain within arm’s reach when appropriate. Florida heat and sun can sneak up on children quickly, so water and shade breaks are part of the fun plan, not an interruption to it.
Why the water park matters when choosing a Disney rental
When families compare vacation homes, they tend to focus on bedrooms and nightly rates. Resort amenities matter because they determine what you can do on a day when nobody wants another line, another parking lot or another admission ticket.
At Windsor Hills, a rest day can still feel like a vacation day. Hit the slides. Swim in the main pool. Go back to the rental for lunch. Take a nap. Maybe return for an evening swim. Congratulations: you just found the Disney itinerary item that does not require waking up at 6:30 a.m. See Windsor Hills amenities and the activities calendar for more.
