Normally a summer paradise - check out these 10 creepy abandoned water parks from around the world!

1. Lake Dolores Waterpark in Newberry Springs, California, United States

Lake Dolores, which closed in the late 1980s, briefly reopened under different names between 1998 and 2004. Jeff Kern/Wikimedia Commons

Hoy Thuy Tien, one of the world's most famous abandoned water parks, is a tourist destination in its own right. Kris Martyn/Wikimedia Commons

Ebenezer Floppen Slopper's Wonderful Water Slides closed in 1989. Felix Hamilton/YouTube

The remnants of River Country's Slippery Slide Falls attraction. Coreyjune12/Wikimedia Commons

L'Aquatic Paradis became a counter-culture hub after closing. Cinematic Media/YouTube

The famous King Neptune statue at Atlantis Marine Park. JJ's Adventures/YouTube

This abandoned park is located within a conservation area that protects sand dunes and plants.Tobster FPV/YouTube

Water Wonderland was a bustling family destination in the 1980s. Texas Drone Specialist/YouTube

Safari Lagoon was built on the roof of a shopping center. neoseven07/YouTube

Water slides at Fun Park Fyn. TriggerfingerFilm/YouTube