Splash Country Water Park, Aurora — Attraction in Sugar Grove Township

We come here for my daughter’s birthday every year. It’s very affordable and offers something for every age group, which is great! It was a hot day when we visited and there was a noticeable l shortage of inner tubes available. Most people ignored the people waiting in line for tubes and took multiple trips around the lazy river or down the slides. There was also no one to enforce who was next in line, and several people line jumped and/or took tubes before others who had been waiting longer. I feel there should be more of a staff presence/signage to help with this issue and/or more inner tubes. There were times that lifeguards directed people to give up tubes when the lazy river line got long, which was helpful. We also noticed some inconsistency with what lifeguards would and wouldn’t allow on the slides. Overall, we love this place and feel that it could be even better if these small but important...

Cleaner facility considering the number of people who go there in a day, parking is free and you can bring coolers of your own snacks and drinks. Seriously, put a staff member at the bottom of the slides and lazy river to take floats and hand them off to the next person waiting. Today, kids and adults alike kept cutting ahead of others or taking floats elsewhere in the park like they owned them. NO concept of sharing whatsoever. It’s sad to see so many people lack basic manners, but it could be better organized there to avoid this problem. Saw many damaged floats stacked by the slides that needed repair and many of the floats in use were not staying fully inflated. Trash cans were overflowing in some areas. The check-in for groups and parties is set up where it blocks the entrance for everyone, that could be moved to the side. Nice park overall but it does need some...

My grandchildren had a blast! It was busy and I had to park far away from the entrance but the walk wasn’t bad. A long line to get in, but it moved along fairly quickly. The entry fee was cheep. Bathrooms and lockers by the entrance. But if you want to use their lockers a regular lock won’t fit. You will either have to bring in with an extremely skinny lock bar or buy one from them for five dollars. A large pool with two fun water slides and a spray area for little children. There were no empty chairs but a nice woman gave up one of hers for me. Otherwise I could have sat in the grassy area which is very close to the pool. Lifeguards are very vigilant and actually saw them rescue a small child. Early it was not crowded but did become crowded by the end of the day. Overall my two grandsons were never bored band it was a very enjoyable experience. We...