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Birch Bay Waterslides Set to Re-Open

Photo: Dave Walker, KGMI

BIRCH BAY, Wash. – Birch Bay Waterslides is set to re-open after being closed for a year because of the pandemic.

They’ll have a grand opening on Wednesday, June 30th with eight chutes, kiddie and activity pools, hot tub, gift shop and food area.

The 60 foot vertical chute called the Drop slide will not operate this summer.

According to their website, Birch Bay Waterslides will not require proof of a COVID-19 vaccination and will follow state mask guidelines.

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