What's better than cheap? FREE, all access water park INCLUDED in your Grove Resort stay. Enjoy…read morewater slides, relax in the (heated) lazy River, fire water canons, swim in their centralized (heated) pool, and splash in an aquatic playground area targeted for younger kids. Perfect for families and vacationers of ALL ages. Our fam of 6 never had an issue scoring complimentary towels, reclining sun chairs, tables, and/or umbrellas. You can even pay $30 for 30m or $55 for 1 hr to tackle the Flow Rider, a super cool surf simulator. In addition to a bar/grill onsite, they pipe in cool, upbeat tunes to enjoy throughout the park. At times, this includes COVID/CDC safety announcements.

The Grove in Orlando is the best family hotel that I have been to. The staff and customer service…read moreare amazing here. Always smiling and willing to help. This hotel is like a home away from Home . Very spacious for big families and big groups. They have two and three bedroom suites, amazing restaurants, pools, and a market on site. Rates start from $200 a night during the off season and up to $400 during the high season. Access to the waterpark is included with your stay. And truly the waterpark is the best park. They have poolside service, a lazy river and lots of lifeguards standing by. The only downfall I see of this property is that is so big so there's a lot of walking. But overall it's an amazing hotel. Very close to the Disney parks and plenty of room for families. You can even do groceries and cook and if you want to. This is my go to resort when in the area. I highly recommend it.

We went to check out the water park today. And we had a blast…read more It was great for all ages- toddler, preschoolers, and adults. Only thing that disappointed a bit was the strawberry smoothie- because it looked nothing like the picture. Just like a regular juice nice and cold so at least it tasted fine. Restrooms can use a renovation but we're ok. Nice shaded areas and plenty of good lifeguards on site

Nice park with a lot of options for kids. Depending on when you go, there might not be enough space…read morefor all the kids. There could also be bugs bothering you, but probably worst around love bug seasons. There is enough parking, space for picnics near the water whether on the grass or on a table. Overall it's a really nice park to visit so long as it isn't too busy.

Hubby and I had so much fun here...and yes, we went alone! We weren't the only ones either…read more Imagine an all-inclusive beach resort with cool animal excursions, food and drink, snorkeling, and so much more. The check-in process was a little slow-going, but the staff were friendly and professional and got us taken care of as soon as possible. On the website and in emails, they tell you what you need to bring and what they provide. DON'T FORGET YOUR WATERPROOF PHONE CASES! They don't include that on the list, but they sell them for $40. Bring your GoPro too, if you have one. For some of the special experiences, like the SeaVenture, they will offer to let you use one and then they will charge you for the videos and images. I was kicking myself because I forgot to bring either. Our interactions with the gift store staff were probably the least enjoyable. They seemed uninterested in assisting us and would rather count down their drawers or take inventory than ring us out. One lady told us that the other would assist us but eventually saw that the extensive wait time was unreasonable, especially in an otherwise empty store. Our most enjoyable interactions were with the marine life! I was not a fan of the full-body wetsuit that I was told was required for the SeaVenture. Sizing was eye-balled and inaccurate! I also got a pretty nasty rash after wearing it. I have extremely sensitive skin that did not agree with that material or the fact that it is shared and I'm not sure how they are cleaned/sanitized. When we arrived to the SeaVenture, almost every other participant was wearing the short-sleeved, shorts version of the wetsuit. I wish I had been given the option to choose. The dolphins were absolutely adorable and so entertaining. The aviary was fun and interesting, and the birds ate ALL DAY, despite what I'd read and heard through videos about needing to get there first thing in the morning. The current in the lazy river was the only thing lazy about the river. You do have to work to move around in there. I spent the majority of my time in the grand reef. Snorkeling for the first time in an atmosphere like this was 10 out of 10 highly recommended! If we come back again in the future, we'll skip the Day Bed rental, as we didn't utilize it at all. I got it just in case it started raining. I wanted us to have shelter. It did rain while we were there and I just stayed in the Grand Reef until it stopped! We had fun during our "under the sea" adventure (SeaVenture), but I could skip that next time. I would've opted for a dolphin encounter instead. The food was just okay. It's hard to mess up breakfast, so it was good, but lunch was meh. I had some very basic salmon and some creamy, but unseasoned, macaroni and cheese. We also had the drink package and tried to get our money's worth, but it isn't very wise to get tipsy and go snorkeling, so opted to focus on the snorkeling.

Discovery Cove was absolutely amazing! One of the best parts is that so much is included with your…read moreadmission. Between the food, drinks, snacks, beautiful beaches, lazy river, snorkeling, and relaxing atmosphere, there is plenty to enjoy without adding a single extra upgrade. We chose to do the dolphin encounter, and it was 100% worth it. It was a memorable experience and definitely a highlight of our visit. That said, even without the dolphin encounter, we would have had an incredible day. Everything felt well organized, clean, and relaxing. If you're looking for a unique Orlando experience where you can truly slow down and enjoy yourself, Discovery Cove is worth every penny. We had a fabulous time and would gladly return!

My son is a huge Legoland fan (and so am I) and we've been here a few times. We haven't made it to…read morethe waterpark until recently as it is often closed. It was fun to try it and it's definitely a nice change from the park on a hot day. My son loved some of the crazy slides. There is a lazy river and lots of Lego water stations the kids can play with. That being said, there are a few downsides: the location is not ideal. It's all the way at the end of the park so you have to walk through Legoland and back when you go. What makes this even more tedious is that there are no towels provided so you have to get all that stuff yourself through the park. The chairs were a bit run down. Only one food booth with limited options and they weren't accommodating at all when I accidentally ordered the wrong fountain drink. I doubt I will come back. The hotel pool is more fun.

The park itself is very good, a little outdated but overall is good for the price if they actually…read morehonor their price! I paid 50% from what I saw online, turn out legoland will increase their price for closer days, you gotta book many days ahead of time or they will increase price everyday, then buy at ticket booth will be another 20% on top of that, I took a big group of big kids and got hit big time with the unpleasant surprise!

We had the best day at Mirada Lagoon and are already planning our next visit! The crystal-clear…read morewater makes you feel like you're on vacation, and there's so much to do. I was obsessed with the inflatable obstacle course. It was so much fun and the slides were surprisingly fast! The swim up bar was also amazing. The cabanas are definitely worth renting if you want your own shaded spot for the day. For food, we wished they had more options like a quesadilla, but it's nice they offer it. They ran out of coconuts, so we couldn't get our drinks in them, but enjoyed our Pina coladas!

DON'T GO! I wish I read the reviews, but instead fell for all of the misleading advertising. This…read moreis NOT a resort style experience. It's 100% trash. We left after two hours despite paying for the day and went to a real resort instead. Total waste!!! Please save yourself the aggravation. Pros: it looks pretty from a distance. Cons: Filthy water- The water looks beautiful but is FILTHY. Dead bugs everywhere in the pool, debris from the ground, sunscreen and god knows what else was coagulated on the waters surface. My sunscreen turned green- yes GREEN from whatever they put in that water! Parking- Sucks! Parked on some makeshift rock parking lot because they didn't have enough parking. Nowhere to change- Yes, you heard me! It's a resort style lagoon(yeah right!) with nowhere to change! We asked where the locker room was and a worker (an adult man mind you not a kid) looked at us like we were crazy to even ask that and responded arrogantly that they don't provide that. He directed me to get changed in a bathroom stall. Wth?!! No lockers- Asked about a place to secure my belongings (locker etc) Again, the employee looked at me like I was an idiot and said "We don't do that here" ????? What kind of nonsense is that?! So I hiked back to my car parked on another planet and then hiked back to the facility. The "Lagoon" aka Adult Kiddie Pool- we stepped into the Lagoon of Filth and immediately realized we were sold admission to a small strip of water that goes along the side of the lagoon with no access to swim in the vast part where the water actually had depth! It's was crowded with people in water that was maybe 3 feet! People were kneeling to try to stay covered by their dirt water. It honestly looked like kiddie pool for adults and we could help but laugh at how ridiculous the situation was. Bathrooms of horror- After our horrible couple of hours, we went to get changed in the bathroom like we were directed. Omg! Nowhere to put your things but on a filthy floor. The bathrooms smelled like pure diarrhea from the bowels of hell! Toilet paper was thrown all over the floors, empty food containers in the stalls (who is eating on a bathroom?!) Spiders and bugs everywhere- you get the picture. Took off my swimsuit to find dead bugs stuck all over my body and my sunscreen had turned green in their pool. As O attempted to changeover a filthy toilet, I could hear everyone in there complaining about how disgusting the place was and how shocked they were that they were not provided with anywhere to get changed. This place is the perfect example of misleading marketing. They built it as a luxury experience, but it is anything but. Common courtesy is nonexistent here. Don't expect to get a lounge chair with an umbrella because they are "sold out" within the first hour. Talk about being completely unprepared to deal with customers coming to location. Pretty much everyone was complaining in the pool about how filthy it was and how they had no idea that they were going to be restricted to a tiny shallow portion of the pool. You are better off using your own pool at home or the pool in your resort then driving over here and using this place to cool down. Many of the people there were residence and were all complaining about how dirty the facility was and that there is only one place to swim for so many developments and homes. To head insult to injury, I was sent a survey after leaving to learn more about my experience. I quickly provided feedback which was a limited space to provide feedback in. Once I sent it, I was emailed a coupon for 15% off. It was completely tone deaf. It was an auto generated email. I clearly stated that I will never come back there again or recommend the place to anyone and there has been zero follow up. You would think that somebody would be calling to discuss these concerns as they were evident of health code violations. No, no call yet! Go get your own risk and try to enjoy your dirty kiddie pool experience! Once was enough for me!

The playground is nice overall. It has two sides: for kids 5…read more& up. And 2-5. It can be fun seeing the train go by. But also a bit too loud/close for some kids. Restrooms were smelly when we went. Wondering if it's always the same. Parking is great and so it's the shade of trees

Downtown City Park was created as a town square with the businesses of…read more Auburndale downtown built around it. The charming downtown area contains many restaurants and shops in historic buildings. Today the park still serves as a gathering place for the community. In 2007, Downtown City Park was redesigned to enhance its recreation and beauty for residents and visitors to the city of Auburndale. In the eastern corner of the park is a number of umbrella shaded picnic tables and an engaging playground that is fenced in for safety. The playground area has an artificial turf, cushioning surface to protect little knees and bottoms. The playground has a multilevel tower with climbing structures and two slides. There is also a play train which is a nod to Auburndale's history as a railroad town. Civil engineer Louis Randolph Mclain, who was working for the railroad on the extension of the system between Lake Alfred and Saddle Creek, is credited with founding Auburndale. The historic 1927 Seaboard Air Line Rail Depot is in the northern part of the park. The park also has restrooms and a historic bandstand with a stage for community events like the annual CityFest music festival and other events throughout the year. In the western part of the park is the Rotary Butterfly Garden with butterfly attracting native Florida plants. This well maintained and family friendly park offers a great place to spend time with family. Whether coming for exercise, play, or a special event, this wonderful spot capture the spirit of historic Auburndale.

This review is long overdue. In 1992, my parents left me here on accident (so they say). To be…read morefair, there were two huge church vans filled with people and they assumed I was on the other bus. The security team took me into the office and asked me to describe my father. Meanwhile, my father and mother and the rest of the church goers were at Pizza Hut. Slowly but surely, they figured out I was "missing." At first, I roamed the park like a wild child experiencing my first taste of freedom at last, but then I started to panic. The security staff did their best to make me feel safe but the incident still appeared in my therapy session 20 years later. The warheads here were so good, as was the waffle cone. I don't know. I was like, 7 or 8. I'm 41 now. Anyway, thanks for adopting me for that hour and keeping me safe, Adventure Island. I still miss you!

Location: Adventure Island Date: June 27, 2026…read moreService: Waterpark Today I went for the first time ever to adventure Island Park. Unfortunately the park close early this evening due to weather conditions. The ones I said ensure that all the customers left the park safely and promptly. I was with a group and we made sure we stick together and listen to all the required announcements. Call and Jade assisted me at the snack shack where they have pizza and soft serve unfortunately they did not have any software available at the time when I was there or they didn't have any pepperoni ready either they just told me 15 to 20 minutes wait. Matthew at the front gate assisted taking a picture for us with the group We appreciate that Thank you very much. I managed to pick up a souvenir from my family before exiting the park.

It's so nice having a playground so close to Armature Works…read more I think an idyllic afternoon is grabbing a bite to eat and a drink at Armature Works and then walking with the kids to this playground/splash pad. There are restrooms here that make it easy to change your children into their bathing suits. They also have shaded picnic tables. The splash pad and playground is gated so you can let the kids run around inside while you sit and chat on the outside of the gate at the shaded picnic tables. I would highly recommend bringing swimsuits and all your water stuff if you decide to come here, because the playground part is quite small and in the same area as the splash pad. They aren't separated, so your child will most likely get wet whether you want them to or not if you come here, better to just prepare for them to get wet. The splash pad has one of those buckets that fill up and then dump all over the children, which I find kids absolutely love. There is also a ropes climbing part that they can get to a crows nest, so I would say the ideal age for this play area is between four and 10. I have a five year-old and a seven-year-old and they loved it.

Something for everyone here at this park! A splash park adjacent to the playground. Tables and…read morebenches all around for parents to sit while kids played. The gated park is also in a greater park area, with a boardwalk along the river, a mini bridge over a pond of turtles and fish, and a turf field with chairs for lounging.

We brought our kids here back in 2024 and had such a good time that we made sure to come back again…read morethis year. We spent the day at the water park, and it was just as much fun. The lazy river is always relaxing, the splash areas are perfect for the kids, and there was plenty of space to spread out without feeling overcrowded. It was clean, the staff was friendly, and everyone in the family had a great time. If you're staying at Westgate Lakes, this is definitely worth checking out and one of the highlights of the resort. We'll definitely be back again.

This is an itty-bitty water park ($20 per day or $13 for hotel/timeshare guests or free for…read moreWestgate Owners) with a bar, a kiddie splash area, a small wave pool, 2 water slides and a lazy river. It's only open from 10 - 5 and it will close if the weather is bad. Great for families with kids and when we came - not too crowded. Again - this is a very small waterpark - mostly for timeshare people.

We had a great time at Island H2O Water Park! The slides were a lot of fun; the wave pool was one…read moreof our favorites; the park was clean and well maintained. The lines were very reasonable for most rides, so we were able to enjoy a lot throughout the day. The Florida heat and humidity were definitely noticeable, but that's expected during the summer, and being in the water made it much more enjoyable. A few of the ride attendants looked serious while managing the lines, but everything was organized and the rides moved efficiently. Don't miss the lazy river! We saved it for the end of the day, and it turned out to be the perfect way to relax before heading home. The water is only about 3 feet deep, and we ended up floating around it four times before we left. Overall, it was a fun day with family and friends,

We've been annual passholders at Island H2O Water Park for over 4 years, so we've seen it evolve…read moreover time. While I do miss some of the perks that used to come with the annual pass, it's still the water park that works best for my family, which is why we continue to renew. The park is clean, the attractions are fun for both kids and adults, and there's a good mix of thrill rides and areas to relax. It's a great place to spend a full day making family memories. Customer service can be a bit hit or miss, but many of the employees are younger and still learning, so I try to keep that in perspective. The standout for us is always the lifeguards--they're attentive, professional, and genuinely interact with the kids, helping everyone feel safe while still having fun. Overall, despite the reduced passholder perks over the years, Island H2O continues to offer a fun, family-friendly experience that's worth visiting. We'll definitely be back for another season.