The team at Boggs Water & Sewage in Virginia had a tight time frame to meet the opening date for a new water park along the Atlantic coast.
First of all, there was the site itself. Although it isn’t directly exposed to the ocean, Chincoteague Island sits right behind a barrier island that shields the mainland from ocean waves. Dig down a couple of feet on Chincoteague, and you’re in the water table, says Nathan Thornton, vice president at Boggs.
The water park was added at a large KOA campground on the island and joined other tourist attractions there. It was
