First of all, you should be letting people with babies know the baby pool is closed. I politely asked how long it will be closed, and she smarted off about how she doesn't know anything about it. Like.. you work here and you are the front desk, surely they've told you something. Also the pool is very dirty. There is one line to the concessions for paying and waiting. Out of dr pepper, and the Sierra mist was out of syrup- basically just seltzer water but she said "we can't give you your money back so idk what you want me to do" ok. .. my bank will tho.. so either way. Not coming here again until it's cleaned up.

Great place for a quick swim. Its not as nice as other facilities or with as many options but it suffices for the kids. Swim lessons are always great here. Shelly cares a lot and make sure the parents, the kids, the life guards, and instructors are all learning and having fun and making everything run smooth.

Good place to take the family swimming once in a while. Lot's to do from the small splash pad, to the diving boards, slides, basketball, zero entry pool. Plenty of seats and if they're all taken there's room in the grass under some trees for shade too. They offer membership deals but I may as well buy a pool for my house for what it'd cost my family.

The manager is out of control with her behaviors and absolutely rude. There is trash everywhere. They have 1 trash can by the snack tables, 2 in the lil janitors area. Common sense says put one at each exit and the clean up crew wouldn't have to clean so much.

Was here last night with my Cross Point Church Group for our Baptism Cellabration! We all had a blast! And so relaxing & cool & away from the 100 degree weather for a change!!!

Lifeguards don’t do their jobs, it’s absolutely unsafe there for children. Parents keep an eye out for your kiddos.

Great staff inside a clean facility offering safe and family oriented fun in the sun. Bring sunscreen and keep your children within arms reach please, the lifeguards are great but they are the last defense against drowning. Swimming suit is required, and check if they have metal grommets or beads, as these must be taken out before you can go down the righteous water slides. No outside food or drinks, there is a concessions stand. Admission is pretty cheap for a water park. Highly recommend visiting the splash!

Great place to take the hole family, and they have very affordable rates as well!!!

I’m only giving one star because there’s no option for zero stars. I don’t enjoy being screamed at by crazy lunatics and the lunatic is the manager. I suggest going somewhere else if you want to have a good time.

Two stars because it looks fun. Cannot confirm, however. DO NOT TRUST THE WEBSITE. DO NOT TRUST GOOGLE. DO NOT OLAN YOUR DAY AROUND THIS PLACE. learn from my mistake. If they say they're open, physically go to the pool to double check. Do not plan your day around this unreliable place, especially if you're child is looking forward to it without physically confirming they are open. It might ruin your kid's day.

Its the best place too swim, meet with friends, and overall have fun!

Mondays: CLOSED for public swim Tuesday-Thursday: 12:30-6:30 p.m. Friday: 12:30-8:00 p.m. Saturdays & Sundays: 12:30-6:30 p.m. Admission Children 2 & Under (with paying adult) – FREE Children 3-7 yrs old (with paying adult) – $2 Youth 8-17 yrs old – $4 Adults 18 & Older – $5.25 Seniors 62 & Older – $4

This is a really fun place for kids and adults.And it's really cheap to get in.They have a few water slides and a kids pool and full size adult swimming pool and a wadding area for little ones.

We traveled from out of town as my 5 year old loves big water slides and the height requirement is 42 inches and a lot of places require 46-48 inches. They had him remove his life jacket to do the slide which was totally fine, and the lifeguard would catch him. Huge bummer, they closed the big water slides after he only got to do it 3 times due to staffing shortage, which was the primary reason why we travelled. Nothing we can do about it, so we move to the big pool. They wouldn’t allow him to do water slide at the deep end or diving boards because he was wearing a life jacket. No where on the website or rules listed at the diving board does it state you cannot go off the diving board if you wear a life jacket. I understand rules are rules, but I highly suggest stating online that kids cannot use slides and diving board if wearing a life jacket, so those especially who travel are aware before they actually come. There just wasn’t much for him to do other than swim, which we could have stayed home for.

A great splash pad area for kids that cannot swim! Also has a larger pool with a very tall high diving board and short tube slide. Also has 2 larger, separate tube slides.

Love this place! Been going here since I was little. Lifeguards are great as they take their job seriously. Admission is very reasonable, concessions is probably their moneymaker so if you don't plan on spending much on food(or you have nagging kids!) definitely eat before you go.

So much fun, great staff and safe

Kids had a good time! Busy and a little pricey especially concession stand but clean and staff friendly.

Kids had a blast

Clean and fun and not to crowded

Nice clean pool. Several slides to choose from, diving boards, kiddie area, deeper swimming area. Would be a 5 if they had a lazy river like surrounding cities, these are also good for water walking exercise.

I love this water park. Always have. Probably always will. Wish there was a lazy river though. But hey they have $1 crushed ice and tigers blood flavor. 👍