Rolling Hills Water Park — Attraction in Ypsilanti Charter Township

Came with two adults(34yrs old), a 16yr old, a 13yr old, and the birthday girl newly turned 8! We had //so// much fun!! First off they provided a (limited amount come early) variety of life jacket options as well as tubes to use in the wave pool or with tube water slides. The wave pool was by far the favorite activity. I didn't actually time it but it seems like it is 15 minutes on 15 minutes off. During the off time it is basically a pool from an inch deep all the way to I think seven feet. Once it turns on there are epically awesome waves to ride in a variety of ways. You can free swim and that by far is the highest difficulty. You can wear a life jacket and get thrown around, hold onto a raft and ride the waves, get on top of the raft and feel like you're on a roller coaster, or throw yourself into the waves and body surf in the shallow area. Speaking of shallow areas there is a toddler area next to it with large cement breakers to slow the waves. It's complete with a slide that is only for 45 in and below. They have a waterfall to play in lots of fountains coming from the ground as well as a large overhead tree like device that drops varied amount of water on the children below. There are six water slides in total. One of them you ride on a tube and another is a turbo slide on a sharp downward angle. The other three are various twisty turny body slides. The one that is next to the tube slide is somewhat gentle the other two by the speed slide are definitely err exciting... the really twisty one I dared myself to go down was a bit more than I bargained for. I'm a bit of a wimp and when I started to rise up the sides after getting a bit turned sideways I may have introduced to the whole park to the MF word at the top of my lungs! There is a really cool playground with cushy soft fake grass. Next to it is a huge splash pad with multiple slides things to climb on and more. There is also a lazy river that has a speed path you can go down dumping all kinds of random water on you to cool down. Finally they have a small restaurant pause menu options. From cheeseburgers and chicken sandwiches to hot pretzels and nachos. They also have both chocolate and vanilla...

Rolling Hills Water Park is a refreshing oasis of aquatic fun that promises an unforgettable day in the sun. Nestled within lush greenery, this water park offers an enticing escape from the daily grind.

One of the standout features of Rolling Hills is its diverse range of water attractions. Whether you're seeking heart-pounding thrills or a relaxing soak, there's something for everyone. The towering water slides provide an adrenaline rush, while the lazy river meanders through the park, allowing you to unwind at your own pace. Families will appreciate the dedicated kiddie pool area, ensuring that even the youngest visitors have a splashing good time.

Cleanliness and safety are top priorities here. The facilities are well-maintained, and lifeguards are vigilant, providing peace of mind for parents and guardians. Ample shaded areas and picnic spots make it easy to recharge and refuel throughout the day.

Rolling Hills Water Park also scores points for its affordability, making it an excellent choice for a budget-friendly outing. The concession stands offer a variety of food and beverage options, though some visitors might prefer to bring their own picnic.

In summary, Rolling Hills Water Park offers a fantastic blend of water-based entertainment and natural beauty. It's a great destination for families, thrill-seekers, and anyone looking to cool off on a hot summer day. With its reasonable prices and well-maintained facilities, it's no wonder this park has become a favorite among water...

I've been to this water park for years, but not in a while until this past Saturday. They literally had a sign that said "water park is at capacity, only online tickets will be admitted"... However, it was not as crowded as they made it seem, we had to wait almost an hour in line to get in. They said they needed to wait for a certain amount of people to leave. As we waited and waited, tons of people were leaving and they were not paying attention to capacity. They could have let everyone in at once. Back in the day, no matter how crowded, they would let you in becaue people are always leaving out at the same time. It was so stupid! They also have overpriced and very mediocre food, so that needs improvement. Lastly, they made everyone get out of the water at one point because apparently it was contaminated... I asked one of the staff if they will announce when we can return into the water and she said yes... Not even 5 minutes later, people were back in, so I doubt they actually really cleaned it 🤮....