Bored this summer? Learn to make your own backyard waterpark with PVC pipes, pool noodles, sprinklers, more! With these ideas, nothing can go wrong!

This DIY slip and slide goes together in minutes, can be reused over and over, and has no scary garden stakes involved. Summer fun coming up!

Say goodbye to summer with this giant 50-foot DIY slip and slide! It's big enough for adults to play on and costs less than $40 to make.

So my buddy Dean sees a YouTube video of a huge pipe turned into a waterslide and says hey, I can do that. A few weeks later, and sure enough, he has connected a 30-foot long by 30 inch-wide ADS culvert pipe from the tree fort to the pool, and the kids had a blast tonight. Respect.

DIY isn't just for home decor -- with a few hardware store items, you can have hours of fun! Try one of these backyard games this weekend.

Spend the entire season outside!

So my buddy Dean sees a YouTube video of a huge pipe turned into a waterslide and says hey, I can do that. A few weeks later, and sure enough, he has connected a 30-foot long by 30 inch-wide ADS culvert pipe from the tree fort to the pool, and the kids had a blast tonight. Respect.

When we bought our home four years ago, we fell in love with our backyard. It was quite large, so our boys would have an awesome place to play and run around in, but it also had a pretty decent sized hill. With the Minnesota winters, it would definitely be a great sledding hill. With Minnesota summers usually being quite warm, we wanted to find a way to cool off as well. We had this crazy, fun idea... A giant slip 'n slide!

Making a splash in the backyard and have some water fun with these DIY water activities! ☀️ From slip 'n slides to splash pads.