Visited 7/23 with 2 adults and kids ages 3, 5, 6, and 9.

Parking is easy and free. It’s a short walk from the lot/field to the entrance. The entrance to the water park itself isn’t marked with a sign, you enter outside to the far left of the building.

The check in process is flawed. You might find yourself standing in the beating down sun in a long line if you pre-purchased online. If you don’t have the credit card and ID that you bought online with YOU'RE NOT GETTING IN. Even when you “list” the names of the people in your party, doesn’t matter. I gave the other half of my party their tickets to get in since they were arriving later - had to walk all the way up to the gate to show my credit card and ID for them to use the tickets. I assume this practice is for charge backs.

There is one concession stand right when you enter. Burgers $8, hot dogs $5, $5 uncrustables pb&j, $5 nachos that are a bag of chips and a sealed cup of cheese. Drinks are $4 for a 16oz fountain or a bottle. Food is fine quality for kids, but the selection is so limited. All food is made from one kitchen inside the complex. Both times we tried to get a burger or hot dog they were completely out.

There is a alcohol drink stand by the main attraction/slides in the park. Long line all day. There is also a mini melts ice cream ($5) by the main attraction, but that’s it. Everything else and you need to hoof it back to the gates for the concession stand.

There is nothing else to buy inside the park other than lockers. No kiosk for sun screen, goggles, etc..

There is a kiddie pool that Is fantastic. 2 feet, 4 little slides. Seating area is small for parents, so plan on either being in the pool or roasting on the concrete if it’s busy. There is a bigger pool, 4ft, with a water fall. Mostly cabanas in this area so seating for parents is also limited.

Main attraction area has plenty of lounge chairs, but most are not shaded. Lazy river is fast moving and a little hectic to get in for smaller kids. Ample life jackets available for all sizes.

Given the concession stand was out of food both visits, we went inside the complex. Waited in a long line and ordered $100 in grub. Waited for a booth to open up (had to buss and clean it ourselves) and sat down. Every person around us stopped a manager to complain they had been waiting 45 minutes plus. The kitchen was extremely overwhelmed feeding the entire complex. Sent the kids to play in the arcade; food took 1 hour and 25 minutes. Food was pretty decent. System for food delivery was basic, but the food runners were auctioning off food when they didn’t know where it went.

I would go back, but not for an entire day. Would go for a couple hours then leave given I now know what a hassle it is to treat the kids to anything other than mini melts. Kids enjoyed themselves and the admission is very reasonably priced.