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The 10 best cable parks for wakeboarding in Italy (+ full list)

26 August 202414 minutes read

In recent years wakeboarding has gained increasing popularity in Italy, and more and more places are springing up where it can be practiced. Most of these are cable parks (also called "wake parks"). Therefore, below is a list from North to South of the 10 best cable parks in Italy in 2023.

What is cable wakeboarding

Cable wakeboarding is one of two ways through which wakeboarding can be practiced. This alternative, which is more economical and environmentally friendly than the more classic boat tow, is suitable for everyone, both beginners, who thanks to the two-pole systems can easily practice the sport, and the more experienced, thanks to the Full Size Cable systems, where the presence of several towers allows more riders to ride the circuit at the same time.

Here is our ranking.

1. WakeParadise Milan - Peschiera Borromeo (MI), Lombardy

Let's start our list from Milan: in fact, in the surroundings of the Lombard capital there are numerous parks where you can practice wakeboarding. Among all of them, Wake Paradise Milano undoubtedly stands out, which with its 50,000 square meters is the largest watersports park in Italy.

This park features state-of-the-art facilities: a 150-meter long System 2.0 and an 800-meter long Full Size Cable with boxes, rails and kickers on which to perform freestyle tricks. To make sure you don't miss anything, this park also offers surfing through an artificial surf pool.

The WakeParadise Milan in the Idroscalo park.

How to get there

The park is a stone's throw from the center of Milan; in fact, it is located in the greenIdroscalo park next to Linate Airport. It can be easily reached either by car (just take exit number 6 Linate Aeroporto/Idroscalo on the eastern ring road) or by public transportation (ATM lines 73, 183, 923).

Rates

Let us now go into the details of theWakeparadise offer. Both for a one-hour lesson with System 2.0 and for a session, also of one hour, in the Full Size circuit (in this case the purchase of the Wakesys bracelet, valid forever, is required, at a cost of €5) the rate is €25, rental included. Very interesting is the wide range of subscriptions offered, divided into 4 packages: Week Pass, Monthly Pass, 10 GG Punch Card and Summer Pass.

Access to the park requires membership at a cost of 15€.

Wakeparadise Montichiari

Also belonging to the WakeParadise family, the cable park in Montichiari is also an excellent choice. Carved out of an artificial lake with spring water, the park has 2 cable lines: one for experts (line 1) with 2 kickers, 1 up rail, 1 roof top, 1 tube box, 1 transfer box, 1 fun box and one for beginners (line 2) with 4 kickers and 1 16m box.

The WakeParadise Montichiari at sunset

2. Cablemilano - Buccinasco (MI), Lombardy

Also near Milan, another excellent wake park is Cablemilano. This park boasts the presence of both a System 2.0 (300 m long) and a Full Size circuit of 850 m capable of pulling up to 8 people simultaneously. In addition to this, by joining the Cablemilano club it is possible to enjoy many other activities such as beach volleyball, sport fishing and SUP.

The Cablemilano

How to get there

Located within Lake Santa Maria in the locality of Gudo Gambaredo in the municipality of Buccinasco, Cablemilano is a stone's throw from the Assago forum. It is therefore easily accessible from the A7 highway (Assago-Mirafiori exit) and by ATM line 321, which passes through the convenient and nearby M2 Assago Milanofiori Forum stop.

Rates

The cost for an hour along the Full Size is €20 (€18 for minors), while for a 15 min run on the System 2.0 the price drops to €15. The promotions are very interesting: with the Beginner Pack you have a 1h lesson on the System with a federal instructor at a cost of €25 while with theAdvanced Pack, at a cost of €55, you have 2h lessons on the System and 1h wakeboarding on the Full Size.

3. Tribe Wakepark - Nerviano (MI), Lombardy

Born in 2018, the Tribe Wakepark is a young cable park that features one of the longest trailing rigs in Italy (a 2.o cable System by Sesitec over 250 meters long), all seasoned with different structures suitable for every type of rider: 4 kickers (2 small, 1 medium, 1 xl), 1 12-meter box and 1 Up-rail. In addition to wakeboarding, the Tribe is also much more: in fact, the park features a beach volleyball court, a 4-m diameter trampoline, table soccer, and table tennis. Unfortunately, as stated on their instagram page, the Tribe Waterpark has closed due to bureaucratic problems.

The System 2.0 at the Tribe Wakepark

How to get there

The Tribe Wake Park is located in Nerviano, northeast of Milan, inside the Roccolo Park. The best way to reach it is definitely by car, given its proximity to the A4 and A9 highways.

Rates

The cost of a run is 15 minutes including lesson and basic equipment is only 15€ (10€ for under 14s). For subscriptions we point out those with the basic board for 5, 16 and 33 runs at a cost of 65€, 200€ and 360€ respectively. An annual pass costing 15€ is required for access to the park.

4.Turin Wake Park - Settimo Torinese (TO), Piedmont

Moving to the vicinity of Turin is Turin Wake Park equipped with no less than two lakes for wakeboarding and a beautiful green area equipped with a large relaxation area, a beach volleyball court and a solarium.

As for the lifts, this cable park offers as many as three options: a 60 m mini System 2.0 lift, a System 2.0 lift as long as 180 m, and finally a Full Size lift for up to 6 people as long as 420 m.

The Turin Wake Park as seen from above

How to get there

Located in Settimo Torinese, just minutes from the center of Turin, the park is easily accessible by car from the Settimo exit of the A4 highway.

Rates

Both for one lesson (run 15 min) on the System 2.0 and for 1 h on the Full Size the cost is 20€. Very affordable turns out to be the day ticket for the Full Size at a cost of 48€. A membership is required for entry to the park at a cost of 30€.

5. Veneto Cable Park - Resana (TV), Veneto

Another must-see wake park is the Veneto Cable Park in Resana, in the province of Treviso. This fantastic facility has been hosting the official rallies of the Italian National Cable Wakeboard team since 2017, and since 2018 it has been part of the list of official competition fields for the holding of national and international championships.

Getting into the merits of the facilities also in this case we have a System 2.0 and a Full Size capable of pulling up to 7 riders along a 600 m course. Also rich in obstacles that between the two towing systems include: 2 kickers size M, 2 kickers size L, 1 ollie box, 1 rooftop with butter slide, 1 elephant slide, 1 pipe up rail, 1 funbox+kicker and 1 grom table.

The Veneto cable park

How to get there

Located on the shores of the private lake of Boscalto, the Veneto Cable Park is a stone's throw from regional road 308, which in turn is connected south to the A4 highway and north to regional road 53.

Prices

The price for 1h wakeboarding is 18€ for adults and 14€ for kids, while a full day costs 35€ for adults and 30€ for kids. Interesting season passes from April to November from 680€ for adults and 600€ for kids.

 

6. Valhalla Wakepark - Valsamoggia (BO), Emilia Romagna

Moving near Bologna we find the Valhalla Wakepark where on one of the two lakes present it is possible to practice cable wakeboarding on a Konex system and other watersports such as water skiing, wakeskate and knee board. Also worth mentioning are the beach volleyball area and the Rider House where you can refresh yourself.

One of the two lakes at Valhalla Wakepark.

How to get there

Set in a large 11-hectare park in Valsamoggia between Modena and Bologna, Valhalla Wakepark is not far from the A1 highway, particularly the Modena Sud and Valsamoggia toll booths.

Prices

To access the park, a FISW seasonal membership is required at a cost of €15 while the base rate is €10 per run (10 min). Of note are the two promotions for new members Little Grom at 25€ (membership + land lesson + 1 run water lesson + basic equipment rental) and Bigger Grom at 55€ (membership + land lesson + 5 run water lesson + basic equipment rental).

7. Starwake Park - Porto Fuori (RA), Emilia Romagna

Host to major international competitions, Starwake Park near Ravenna features a System 2.0 with two obstacles and a Full Size Cable with 8 obstacles consisting of 6 towers both made by market leader Sesitec. In addition to that, beach volleyball courts, beach tennis, clay tennis, a soccer field, a gymnasium and much more.

How to get there

On the outskirts of Ravenna, specifically in Porto Fuori, Starwake Park is well connected by highway 67 and is linked to Ravenna by public transport line 1.

Prices

The cost of a lesson on System 2.0 with a 15 min run is 15€ while as for Full Size the basic cost is 20€ for 1h. The price of the season pass is 650€ is has significant discounts in the case of family passes (15%, 20% and 30% discounts for 2nd, 3rd and 4th season passes). Membership is required to gain access at a cost of 15€.

8. Wake N Lake - San Cesareo (RM), Lazio

The first full-size cable park in Rome, Wake N Lake is divided into two spaces: the Wake Arena, where there is Sesitec's 6-pole facility and 8 state-of-the-art Unit structures, a clubhouse area, a bar and 2000sqm of equipped bathing area, and the Wake Ranch, a 13-hectare field where there is a farmhouse where it is possible to stay overnight.The Wake N Lake

How to get there

Just a short drive from the capital positioned in San Cesareo near Mondo Lake, Wake N Lake is located near the San Cesareo exit of the A1 south Rome branch.

Rates

The basic cost for 1h of wakeboarding is 20€ (basic equipment rental excluded), while as far as lessons are concerned you can choose the individual one at a cost of 50€ and the group one from 20€. We also point out the Welcome Package Club (membership + drinks for 20€) and Welcome Package Rider (Membership + 90min of riding + WakePass and equipment for 55€) Membership required at a cost of 20€ and purchase of WakePass (your key to access the Full Size facility).

9. Wakeup Cable Park - Castel Volturno (NA), Campania

Moving to Campania, specifically to Castel Volturno, is Wakeup Cable Park where you can wakeboard in its two-pole facility in a 200,000 sq. ft. swimming lake. In addition to this, it is possible to try a first among water sports: the Wing Foil, a fusion of kitesurfing, windsurfing and foil.

The Wakeup Cable Park

How to get there

Located within the Nabi Lakes Nature Oasis, not far from Naples and Caserta, the Wakeup Cable Park is well connected by Highway 7 quater.

Rates

The basic cost for a 15 min run with equipment included is €15. As for beginners, a lesson with a federal instructor with intercom lasting 20 min including 10 min in the water is recommended. Completing the wake park offer is the season pass priced at 690€. Mandatory membership at a cost of 20€.

10. Sunisland Wake Park - Augusta (SR), Sicily.

We end our list in Sicily, at Sunisland Wake Park, the only cable park on the island. In addition to its two-pole system equipped with facilities, in the huge park you can also try half-pipe, a trampoline, green volleyball and take a sailboat ride. The park is also home to the famous Amaro dell'Etna.

Sunisland Wake Park's stunning grounds.

How to get there

Halfway between Catania and Syracuse, the best way to get to Sunisland Wake Park is to take advantage of the nearby Highway 114.

Rates

Rates are not stated on the park's website. To find out the prices and book a run at Sunisland Wake Park, it is necessary to download the app on Google Play on theApp Store.

Complete list of major Cable Parks in Italy

There are many wake parks in Italy. After our top ten, we leave you with a small list of other cable parks that might interest you.


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