Waterworld Summit Canyon
Site work, buildings, and dining foundations for Water World's Summit Canyon expansion, 2,235 cubic yards in all.
Project overview
Summit Canyon is Water World Colorado's largest renovation since the 1980s — a 2.5-acre expansion featuring a 60-foot thrill tower, four new waterslides, a family activity pool, and expanded dining and gathering spaces built to host guests late into the evening. Our crew played a key role in bringing this next chapter of Colorado's largest waterpark to life.
We were entrusted with the concrete scope across several core structures and site areas of the project, including:
Site work concrete throughout the 2.5-acre Summit Canyon footprint
Learn-to-swim building
Restroom and changing room building, supporting the park's expanded guest amenities
Food & beverage foundation and interior flatwork, serving the new "Trailhead Provisions" and "The Ice Chest" dining areas
In total, we placed approximately 2,235 cubic yards of concrete on this project.
To help ensure long-term durability and a smoother finishing process across every pour, we incorporated E5® Internal Cure into our concrete mix — an internal curing admixture that hydrates concrete from within, reducing shrinkage and curling by up to 70% and eliminating the need for traditional wet curing. For a high-traffic, weather-exposed public attraction like Summit Canyon, that meant tighter, more durable slabs built to perform for years of heavy guest use.
