On March 1, the North Texas Jellystone Park will open its newly constructed three-story pirate ship, which is docked next to the water slides at the Pirate’s Cove Water Park. The ship contains 10, two-bedroom cabin suites that can each accommodate families of six to eight people. Each suite has a full kitchen, including a dishwasher and washer/dryer, and a private bathroom with a shower.
“Families that rent our pirate ship cabin suites will be able to create their own pirate-themed adventures that they will always remember,” said Steve Stafford, general manager of the North Texas Jellystone Park.
The 260-foot-long red and black pirate ship looks like something out of a storybook with 85-foot-masts and black and white Jolly Roger sails and flags, each of which features a skull and crossbones. The cannons on the upper deck are equipped with red lights to simulate the firing of cannonballs.
The pirate ship cabin suites are the newest rental accommodations at the North Texas Jellystone Park, which also features one- and two-bedroom cabins which range from rustic to luxurious. Hotel-style bunkhouse rooms and a farmhouse with a queen-size bed and two sets of bunk beds are also available. More traditional RV and tent sites are also available at the park. Thirty-foot travel trailers are also available for rent, except during the summer season.
The North Texas Jellystone Park continues to be a top camping destination because of its organized family activities, theme weekends and growing array of amenities. Last year, the park opened two new 65-foot tall, 350-foot long tubular waterslides which twist and turn underneath one of the park’s previously existing slides.
For more information, visit http://www.northtexasjellystone.com.
