We started out not happy with this business as there were some miscommunications. I called the number on google for this place and there is no one working at the park who will take calls to answer basic questions such as do you have a bathroom, lockers, wetsuits, etc. They transfer you to a call centre in the Philippines where they will book you a spot but don’t have any other accurate information. The lady at the call centre told me that wet suits were free. We parked by the lake and paid for parking but ended up with a $100 parking ticket because we had a camper on the back of our truck. Beware!! Even though there are very few tourists around and tons of parking spots, they are still enforcing parking. No camper or RV parking allowed. We headed to the dock where several employees were working. Very friendly employees. No one was answering phone calls though as apparently they are too busy to do so (says the manager) even though there were about 8 employees and only 8 customers in total while we were there from 1:30-3:30pm. It was 18 degrees and cloudy so the park was empty except for our family of 5 and 3 other girls. We had to get wetsuits as the water is very cold and it was not sunny out. Brittany, the manager, would not let us have wetsuits for free even though the lady at the call centre said they were free and we were basically the only customers giving them business that day. They would also not give us a refund due to the cold weather, so we had no choice but to pay the extra $6 each for a wetsuit. They also make you wear a life jacket which makes it a bit cumbersome to move around on the equipment. They water taxi you out from the dock to the inflatable park on a blow up trailer pulled by a jet ski. Then you are free to play on all of the equipment. The inflatable toys and apparatus are in excellent condition and seem like they are brand new. There are lots of choices of what to play on including giant teeter totters, slides, rope swing and blob. You have to be 6 or over to play at the park and 10 or over to go on the blob. There were about 4 lifeguards on duty at the park standing there doing basically nothing, so I think they should be hauling a bucket of water to dump down the slides to make them more slippery. We had a lot of fun once we got to the inflatable park and we would definitely go back. Now that we know the cost of everything ($37 per person plus $6 for a wetsuit) and that there is no bathroom on the dock or at the park and that they do have lockers ($2 one time use) we know what to expect for next time. We were ages 6, 8, 10, 38 and 39 and we all enjoyed our time there. 2 hours is enough time and it was fun even without the sun. I would also add that you need to be in relatively good shape and somewhat strong to enjoy this place as it requires climbing up ladders and handles and pulling yourself out of the water onto the floating docks.