Blue Surf Bay WaterPark

We had an amazing time. The place is modern and inclusive with unisex dressing rooms/showers and an elevator. You can rent cabanas not really sure if it’s needed. On your first visit be prepared to wait and fill out a waiver for each household member and show proof of residency ID and lease/utility bill. But you will not be disappointed believe me. The outdoor lazy river was awesome with plenty of rafts for everyone. There were a few small whirlpools and a large one off the lazy river as well as pool with a basketball goal. The kids play area has lounge chairs in the water. The slides was a blast. It seems like the line is long but 1 line is for 3-4 slides which includes a walking slide. Although I didn’t try The surf simulator seemed like it would be fun, you need to complete a separate waiver though. What I did not know was there is an impressive indoor pool area that includes a jacuzzi, another lazy river and whirlpools, slide, splash pad, rock climbing and jumping, lap pool that was open for open play and a ninja course, which was not in use at the time, and a sauna. I also noticed a coffee shop as well. The top area overlooks the entire pool that includes a bar, lounge chairs and couches. Amazing addition for adults or need to get away. My only complaint is there is no wave pool, and the outdoor pool area seems crammed in. Also the long wait to enter and the waivers that need completed. Seems the process could have been online or computers on site to complete the waiver. But overall it’s amazing and we will be purchasing a family membership.

Very well done. Water park. It is a little short on seating once you get into the outdoor pool area. I recommend coming directly at opening to get a seat. I always bring a picnic blanket in case we do not get chairs. There is a snack shop with microwave-burgers and sandwiches and nachos and chip candy pop etc.

I rented a cabana on July 4th and it was awesome. There’s so many different things to do. There’s a full bar upstairs staffed by local brewery East Forty, and a snack shack downstairs with non-alcoholic drinks, hot dogs, pretzal bites, fries and other snack food. I know the website doesn’t have much info beyond attendee price - full day cabanas are $125, beer was $5, water was $2. Even with the cabana you still have to pay admission, but you can reserve the cabana online (which I recommend). Overall reasonably priced. Thought it would be packed because of the holiday, but it was didn’t hit capacity. Plenty of time to get slide time and chill in the lazy river.

I have been a member since before the pool arrived. Really enjoy the facilities. I did have a bad experience with one of the instructors for I guess swim lessons. They kept making mean faces and acted like I was being rude but we got to the pool after they apparently have been going for 2 hours and there was no signage or they didn't even state there was a class in session. This was very unprofessional. I won't let that ruin the environment. I just hope they are better at training their instructors. This was all given to the front desk when the event occurred but honestly is important.

Love it here!!! So many fun things to do, and lots of room. The only downsides are how many people there are and the stand up slide. I witnessed lots of people injure themselves and others on it.