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Clementon Park & Splash World

2.5 (91 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 7:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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PROMO - no indication RIDES ARE CLOSED/UNAVAILABLE OR UNDER MAINTENANCE!

We purchased 2 "BIG SUMMER KICKOFF PROMO" special tickets for $19.99 on the website. We traveled 2hrs from PA to find 90% of park is under maintenance & no refunds. This is ROBBERY. Supervisor stated, "that's why the tickets are so cheap". She also claimed it is mentioned the rides are down. Incorrect in both statements. They are advertised cheap as a promo. The website does state what rides they have, not that others are unavailable or under maintenance. Someone going for the first time wouldn't realize or know. Very much false advertising!!!

The same area.
Hollie H.

We went to Clementon Park, yesterday. The website has $29.99 tickets advertised, but these are for purchase at the door. 60 years and older are $19.99. What they don't have advertised is that there are only a handful of rides open. However, there are two pool like areas that are open. There is a season pass offered. I hadn't been to this park in 30 yrs. So, I was not sure that I wanted a season pass. However, after being there and seeing how the 'pool' areas function, I was ready to purchase. They allow you to pay the difference of your admission ticket. I went to three windows at guest services and I still was unable to purchase the season passes. Needless to say, me and my family will not be returning. Unfortunately, we didn't get to experience everything and my children were looking forward to it. But, with the customer service experience, they gave us no future options

Birria tacos and catching a tan at the same time?? Count me in!
Jay T.

It was a blast. I got a season pass so I can come anytime. I love relaxing and tanning and dipping my legs in the water for hours and this place was perfect because their pool chairs were adjustable. The Authentic birria tacos were a plus bc I don't really like to eat burgers and fries or wings! Made it feel really homey and family orientated!

Wave pool at the water park.
Erica H.

Our day started off a little rough. I have a toddler and an infant. They wouldn't allow me to bring in a sippy cup with juice or water, and no snacks at all. Which if you are a parent you can relate to why this may be a little on the frustrating side. To top this off I have celiac disease and have to use the Fodmap diet too. So we brushed it off our best and went to the food stands they have. Needless to say they don't have anything my children or myself can eat or will eat. The rest of my family spent $65 on two things of fries, two hot dogs and a chicken sandwich. We then just tried to redirect the day by going into the water. The water park was great no complaints at all. I would maybe even go back just for the water park. The amusement park on the other hand... if I could rate this place a one for just that side I would... it's beaten down, broken rides left and right and just nothing was working, and when they were it was horrible because staff didn't know how to work the ride. The staff was also not very friendly and seemed to not really have any idea how to work the rides or even like any knowledge about why some rides weren't working and others weren't very up to date on any regular information. I would not go to this amusement park until they spend some more money on their rides, properly train their employees and just give this side a little more love.

Skyla C.

So my boyfriend's friend had made plans with us to take the kids to a water park since we've been going through heat waves lately and he decided to go to clementon park. Since I've never been here before and there were deals on groupon I didn't mind. I have my nieces , nephew, and step daughter visiting for the summer so savings us a few bucks would be good. This park is more of a kid friendly park with, less dry rides and more water rides . It's very small compared to dorney park and hurricane harbor. Also with very little games booth. I enjoyed my time on the water side since it was extremely hot and humid. But was very disappointed when some of the water rides were shut down . After changing and deciding to go on rides on the dry side , it was very upsetting because there were some rides that was shut down as well . Some of the rides was already shutting down before closing time. For the size of the park it would be nice if all the rides were working. Saving was good but if you paid full price it wouldn't be worth it . The bathroom was very dirty and disgusting. Food service was horrible . Seating tables was very dirty . Nobody cleans it after used . I had to wipe down the tables myself and couldnt even sit there after because the table was surrounded by bees . They were giving my boyfriend and our friend a hard time when trying to ordered food , looking at them like they came from out of space. I didn't enjoyed it much . I would probably only return back to use the water park if I don't feel like driving far and wanted to take the kids out again for a quick swim . Two stars for the water rides that stayed open and the film they were showing as the kids can stay in the pool and watch . I, myself would just stick to hurricane harbor at six flags .

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Yasmeen T.

Clementon Park is by far the most "fun for the value" water park near Philly. What I mean by that is for a great price you get a typical water park (lazy river, a couple splash play areas, wave pool, water slides, and one thrill water ride) all for the price of...wait a minute...drum roll... $10. Don't run all at once, lol. For this amazing price you have to arrive on a Monday after 4pm. Keep in mind it's not the best water park ever, but it gets the job done and my kids always have fun. But they also have twilight discount any day of the week. Don't know the price. I believe the regular price for both Parks is pretty affordable also. Don't know the price for that either. Sometimes Groupon has a $20 ticket, last year they did. Also if you're a member of PFT you can purchase online and get a discount. Overall, my kids, nieces, and nephews have a blast. Honestly, I do too. I think the price is what gets me all excited and ready to splash. Reminder- there is a $10 parking fee

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