This New York Indoor Water Park Ranked Best In the Nation!

What a beautiful weekend we had and, as of now, the forecast is for sunshine with temperatures in the 70's for much of the week! It finally feels like spring with summer just around the corner. Time to make our warm weather plans.

Did you know that New York State is home to one of the Top 10 Best Indoor Water Parks in the Nation?

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New York State has something for everyone with everything from mountains and lakes to concerts, museums and the biggest city in the world. As the temperature heats up you know the kids will want to go swimming. Why not take them to one of the best indoor water parks in the country?

Recently USA Today polled it's readers asking for the best indoor water parks in the United States. With locations in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas and Wisconsin, Kalahari Resorts came in at #1. Great Wolf Lodge has locations in Massachusetts, Connecticut and Pennsylvania and collectively came in at #7. What about New York?

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According to the experts, editors and readers of USA Today this New York indoor water park ranks #9 best indoor water park in the Nation. No other New York indoor water park made the list, making this the State's #1 indoor water park!

White Water Bay at Six Flags' Great Escape Lodge in Queensbury, NY is considered one of the best indoor water parks in the Nation! With attractions such as Tall Timbers Treehouse to Avalanche, Boogie Bear Surf and much more, swimmers of all ability levels will have a great time!

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Admission to White Water Bay varies but prices start at $24.99. Check HERE for availability.

Storytown USA's First Season Through Rare Photos Taken in 1954

Kaydeross Park On Saratoga Lake, New York

Kaydeross Park in Saratoga springs New York was a hidden gem in the Capital Region. In the shadows of Storytown USA and Six Flags Great Escape in Lake George, Kaydeross park managed to thrive from 1900 to 1987.

Today you will find homes built on the property where Kaydeross park once stood but for decades families made their way to this part of Saratoga Lake for swimming in the pool or lake, skeeball, food and family fun.

Let's go back to 1985!