In the Braai and sand areas of the park you can perfectly enjoy your moments in your own way. To avail food and drinks of best quality, you just need to head to the cafe of the Wild Waters — Boksburg.

The entry fee for Wild Waters is R 95 for kids between years. Wild Waters 4. Wild Waters, Boksburg. Find hotel near Wild Waters. How to Reach Wild Waters.

Are you associated with this business? Yolenda M wrote a review May Nice place to relax with Family, Friend, kinds and couples, their pool are very clean child friendly too, the also have a bar and braai stand, loved the place.

Date of experience: November Mitesh L wrote a review Feb Xai-Xai, Mozambique 9 contributions 2 helpful votes.

Family day out. Great spot for just relaxing or having braais. The kids love the water and slides. Great spot overall.

Date of experience: December Boksburg, South Africa 2 contributions 5 helpful votes. It's a lovely place when go at summertime with kids who love water and love to swim.

Always take food with to avoid looking shops while entertaining kids on a hot day. Date of experience: March Benoni, South Africa 10 contributions 5 helpful votes.

Holes, or " hydraulics ", also known as "stoppers" or "souse-holes" see also Pillows are formed when water pours over the top of a submerged object, or underwater ledges, causing the surface water to flow back upstream toward the object.

Holes can be particularly dangerous—a boater or watercraft may become stuck under the surface in the recirculating water—or entertaining play-spots, where paddlers use the holes' features to perform various playboating moves.

In high-volume water flows, holes can subtly aerate the water, enough to allow craft to fall through the aerated water to the bottom of a deep 'hole'.

Some of the most dangerous types of holes are formed by low-head dams weirs , and similar types of obstructions. In a low-head dam, the 'hole' has a very wide, uniform structure with no escape point, and the sides of the hydraulic ends of the dam are often blocked by a man-made wall, making paddling around, or slipping off, the side of the hydraulic, where the bypass water flow would become normal laminar , difficult.

By upside-down analogy, this would be much like a surfer slipping out the end of the pipeline, where the wave no longer breaks. Low-head dams are insidiously dangerous because their danger cannot be easily recognized by people who have not studied swift water.

Even 'experts' have died in them. Floating debris trees, kayaks, etc. Waves are formed in a similar manner to hydraulics and are sometimes also considered hydraulics, as well.

Waves are noted by the large, smooth face on the water rushing down. Sometimes, a particularly large wave also is followed by a "wave train", a long series of waves.

These standing waves can be smooth, or particularly the larger ones, can be breaking waves also called "whitecaps" or "haystacks".

Because of the rough and random pattern of a riverbed, waves are often not perpendicular to the river's current. This makes them challenging for boaters, since a strong sideways or diagonal also called a "lateral" wave can throw the craft off if the craft hits sideways or at an angle.

The safest move for a whitewater boater approaching a lateral is to "square up" or turn the boat such that it hits the wave along the boat's longest axis, reducing the chance of the boat flipping or capsizing.

This is often counterintuitive because it requires turning the boat such that it is no longer parallel to the current.

In fluid mechanics, waves are classified as laminar, but the whitewater world has also included waves with turbulence "breaking waves" under the general heading of waves.

Pillows are formed when a large flow of water runs into a large obstruction, causing water to "pile up" or "boil" against the face of the obstruction.

Pillows normally signal that a rock is not undercut. Pillows are also known as "pressure waves". Eddies are formed, like hydraulics, on the downstream face of an obstruction.

Unlike hydraulics, which swirl vertically in the water column, eddies revolve on the horizontal surface of the water.

Typically, they are calm spots where the downward movement of water is partially or fully arrested—a place to rest or to make one's way upstream.

However, in very powerful water, eddies can have powerful, swirling currents that Trap or even can flip boats [ citation needed ] and from which escape can be very difficult.

Undercut rocks have been worn down underneath the surface by the river, or are loose boulders which cantilever out beyond their resting spots on the riverbed.

They can be extremely dangerous features of a rapid because a person can get trapped underneath them under water. This is especially true of rocks that are undercut on the upstream side.

Here, a boater may become pinned against the rock under water. Many whitewater deaths have occurred in this fashion. Undercuts sometimes have pillows, but other times the water just flows smoothly under them, which can indicate that the rock is undercut.

Undercuts are most common in rivers where the riverbed cuts through sedimentary rocks such as limestone rather than igneous rock such as granite.

In a steep canyon, the side walls of the canyon can also be undercut. A particularly notorious undercut rock is Dimple Rock, in Dimple Rapid on the Lower Youghiogheny River , a very popular rafting and kayaking river in Pennsylvania.

Of about nine people who have died at or near Dimple Rock, including three in , several of the deaths were the result of people becoming entrapped after they were swept under the rock.

Another major whitewater feature is a sieve, which is a narrow, empty space through which water flows between two obstructions, usually rocks.

Similar to strainers, water is forced through the sieve, resulting in higher velocity flow, which forces water up and creates turbulence.

People use many types of whitewater craft to make their way down a rapid, preferably with finesse and control. Write a review. Traveler rating.

Selected filters. All reviews floater. Dee wrote a review Apr Nairobi, Kenya 13 contributions. Fun for all ages.

Was here for my birthday weekend and I had a lot of fun. Could not get enough of the rides and was exhausted by the end of the day.

They have great storage facilities and amazing restaurants. Find out more about this place on my blog: Dees Travels.

Read more. Date of experience: May Helpful Share. Jean wrote a review Feb Fun galore. We had our friend's birthday there and I have to say it was amazing.

The water was a beautiful background for pictures and the slides were unbelievably fun.

After this long Sepa-Elv-Lastschrift, you will splash down into the pool below. Lake Louise. In short, because your time with your friends and family is valuable to you; it is valuable to us as well.

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