South Germantown Splash Park and Mini Golf — Attraction in Germantown

This splash pad is wonderful and my young kids love it. 5 stars if you're looking to go here for a day of fun with your family. They have private changing rooms (a bit dirty, but they serve their purpose), bathrooms, and a few picnic tables with umbrellas.

I recently hosted a birthday party here for my son, which is where the 4 star rating comes from.

Pros: Private tent for your party Can stay at the splash park beyond your party time (but you do have to vacate the tent) Kids can jump on the big pillow thing (mini golf is extra charge)

Cons: Party reservations are 2 hours exactly with no wiggle room (i.e. 10-noon, noon-2, 2-4). We showed up 5 minutes before our party time and the people who had rented the tent before us were still in there (and remained in there until after our rental time had begun). It was a bit awkward as we were trying to set up and they were still hanging out. They say they have carts available to bring supplies to and from your car, but when we arrived there were no carts available. So we had to lug heavy coolers all the way to back of the park (quite a distance!) Your tent rental comes with 20 admissions to the park (even if you pay more for the big tent, you still only get 20 admissions). Everyone over the age of 2yrs old has to be paid for (including parents who aren't splashing). Any guests over the 20 person limit are an additional $5/guest. And the biggest problem IMO- you can't see the kids at the splash pad when you're in the tents! There are 3 tents available for rent- none of them has a view of the splash pad. So you either leave your things in the tent unattended or you send your kids off on their own to...

We were looking for something different to do with the kids. We found this place looking up mini golf in Maryland. The mini golf was fun, but nothing to write home about. There were A LOT of nats around the mini golf, which was annoying.

My kids enjoyed the splash pad. It wasn't crowded, probably because it was holiday and 75 out. They have nice bathrooms, changing rooms and adirondack chairs. I could sit and read, while the kids played.

The price was affordable, $10 per person to do both mini golf and splash pad. Definitely something to check out, but bring...

My 3 and 2 yo didn't want to get sprayed but many other kids enjoyed. I liked that 2 and under are free but adults do have to pay 5.50 for everyone over 2. Went on a Monday in June and bus load of people came which made the entry right at 10 a bit hectic and slow. Full sun with about 8 picnic tables with umbrellas. They were all snagged by 1030. Space to picnic in grass also. Gates are open to other parts of park in case you have wandering child. Good parking right next door. May not be enough to keep older kids engaged - geared towards...