Quiet Waters Park, 401 S. Powerline Road
Quiet Waters Park is a 430 acre park in Deerfield Beach, with a swimming beach, a cable water ski lake and a campground, where the Florida Renaissance Festival takes place each year. Entrance includes the park's own $1.50 admission fee, and routes in run via the Sawgrass Expressway, Powerline Road or Sample Road. Wheelchair, scooter and wagon rentals are available on festival days, reserved ahead and paid in cash.
Before you go
- Official site
- ren-fest.com
- Next festival here
- Florida Renaissance Festival, Feb 6 to Mar 28, 2027
Worth knowing before you go
- Quiet Waters Park charges its own $1.50 entrance fee on weekends and holidays, already built into the festival ticket price.
- The park has a campground with your-own-tent sites and Rent-A-Tent sites.
- Wheelchair, scooter and wagon rentals need to be booked ahead by phone and paid in cash.
- Fishing is allowed on several lakes for license holders aged 16 and up, away from the beach and ski areas.
Festivals here
Venue basics: 430 acre park with beach and lake · $1.50 park fee included in festival ticket · On-site camping and Rent-A-Tent sites.
Is it for you
Choose it if
- You want to camp on site before or after a day at the festival.
- You like the idea of a swimming beach and water-ski lake nearby.
- You're happy to rent a wheelchair or scooter in cash if you need one.
Think twice if
- You need a wheelchair or scooter without planning ahead: rentals must be booked by phone and paid in cash.
Getting there and parking
Festival-specific · Florida Renaissance FestivalQuiet Waters Park is on Powerline Road just south of Hillsboro Boulevard in Deerfield Beach, reached via the Sawgrass Expressway, the I-95 10th Street exit, or the turnpike to Sample Road.
Festival-specific · Florida Renaissance FestivalQuiet Waters Park charges its own $1.50 entrance fee per person on weekends and holidays, included in the festival's admission price. Children 5 and under get in free.
Accessibility
Festival-specific · Florida Renaissance FestivalWagon rentals cost $12 a day, wheelchair rentals $35 a day and scooter rentals $55 a day. Reserve these ahead by phone, and bring cash, since that's the only payment accepted.
Confirm your specific needs with the venue before you travel (ren-fest.com).
Camping
The park has a campground with seven sites for bringing your own tent, plus 16 Rent-A-Tent sites with pre-set-up tents and equipment.
Food, water and what you can bring
Festival-specific · Florida Renaissance FestivalThe festival serves food from giant turkey legs to cotton candy, plus ale, hard cider, meads and wines at its pubs, with non-alcoholic options too.
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Quick answers
Is there an entrance fee for Quiet Waters Park itself?
Yes. The park charges $1.50 per person on weekends and holidays, but that is already included in the Florida Renaissance Festival's admission price. Children 5 and under are free.
Can I camp at Quiet Waters Park?
Yes. The park has a campground with seven sites for your own tent and 16 Rent-A-Tent sites with pre-set-up tents and equipment.
Are wheelchairs or scooters available at the festival?
Yes. Wheelchair rentals are $35 a day and scooter rentals are $55 a day, reserved ahead by phone and paid in cash.
What is the best way to drive to Quiet Waters Park?
Take the Sawgrass Expressway to Powerline Road, the I-95 10th Street exit, or the turnpike to Sample Road. The park is on Powerline Road just south of Hillsboro Boulevard in Deerfield Beach.
Can I fish at Quiet Waters Park?
Yes. Fishing is allowed on several of the park's lakes for license holders aged 16 and up, away from the beach and ski areas.
Is alcohol served at the Florida Renaissance Festival?
Yes. The festival's pubs serve ale, hard cider, meads and wines, plus non-alcoholic options.