I felt I needed to do a review after our recent trip this past weekend. I purchased a Groupon for a family of 4 which was an awesome deal! We arrived 20 mins before opening and I seen one line to purchase tickets and another that said season pass holders. I found a worker to ask what line to get in and they said the line to buy tickets. I thought that seemed odd and thankfully another Mom overheard me and said she had just asked and was told to go through the season pass holder line. So that was really nice! The park was super clean and offered a very nice large pool. My daughter loved doing her hand stands in the pool and swimming. The 2 waterslides were a pleasant surprise. Even though it was extremely hot they were not super crowded like other waterparks. We grabbed our tube (which there were plenty) and headed up to the slides. We did this several times with no wait. It was a lot of fun. The lazy river is fun too with water spraying out in certain spots again plenty of tubes were available all free unlike other waterparks. The concession stand was reasonably priced. We got pizza, bratwurst, cheeseburger, cheese fries, slushy all was $18 nice area with umbrella table to enjoy your lunch. With living only 10 min's away I think this place gets overlooked and not the attention it deserves. I found the locker rooms to be clean, pool was very clean, water was warm. I don't have any complaints at all. It was nice to be somewhere that wasn't over crowded and within a budget for a family. I recommend getting there before they open to get in line so once you get in you can grab chairs in the shade. We had a great time!

Took my grandkids there today, it was our first visit. The kids, (under 10 years of age) had a great time. I had difficulty getting them out of the water. The park doesn’t have many slides but there are several areas for small kids. Some parents didn’t supervise their kids and lifeguards didn’t say much. Needed more supervision when kids were running into each other at the bottom of a slide. The water is shallow and most people aren’t there to swim , they just want to lounge in and around the water. If you decide to go there take a lock for your valuables. There are small lockers but you’ll need a lock. Life vests are also available at no charge but they can be found on the ground outside the bathrooms. Lounge chairs were available around the park but today wasn’t very crowded. Lots of lawn space for sitting as well. Parking lot is small but I didn’t have a problem finding a park. Nice sitting area near the concession stand. Granddaughter scraped her knee and ankle on the bottom of the pool but we didn’t go to the first aide station. There was garbage can over flowing but no one bothered to empty them. You can bring snacks into the park. Some of the bathrooms didn’t have toilet paper and people were asking you to pass them tissue from the next stall. The floor was wet and it had wet toilet paper and trash on it. I was afraid for my granddaughter’s suit to touch the floor! Filthy!!! I would suggest bypassing the toilets and changing areas. Wear your swimsuits and dry off as much as possible before you leave. The park has some nice qualities but wet floors with wet paper and trash is not acceptable to me. The park opens at 10:45 per the website and we arrived at 11 to dirty bathrooms and dressing areas.