Splash Country Indoor & Outdoor Waterpark

"Huge great place to take the kids especially in the winter. The only problem I encountered was I didn’t know I had to buy a ticket before I walked all the way down to splash country so buy your tickets online or go upfront first.. and also they have no baby changing stations so either bring your little undressed to make it easier or prepare to put a towel down and change them on a chair or bench…. The people who own this company are some of the best people I’ve known my whole life."

2 months ago

"For the price it's kinda sub par as far as cleanliness and upkeep. The life guards did great. They were on top of keeping the safety. So that was nice but the bathrooms were so gross. And it was so dirty at the top looking down. Like man clean the tops of the stuff at least quarterly. There was one that was clogged two days in a row. And not all the guards are informed about kids riding with parents. One told us our boy could go with one of us on the tube but when we got up there the other said he could not and they had to walk all the way back down because he wasn't two the second line only t"

a month ago

"Starting with the positives, this is a well kept facility (with the exception of the co roaches all over the changing rooms). You don’t feel dirty like at a lot of water parks. Bathrooms are kept clean and food is honestly a decent price. Cons: even with life jackets and parents in arms reach, the life guards are too much. They will literally blow the whistle if your kid puts their pinky toe in the wave pool and doesn’t move further into the water, if you’re not within 2 feet. This can’t really be too much of a con, because the alternative is guards that pay zero attention, so take that with "

6 months ago