This place is amazing! It is seasonal and open summer only. They only take cash, so come prepared!…read moreIt is one large slide and they give you foam mats to sit on. But you do have to walk up the ramp/stairs every time you slide down, so be prepared to walk a lot! My kids loved it, and we stayed for a couple hours. They do have seating and bathrooms along with a small snack area with ice cream, snowcones, and other treats. Overall, great place for the family to have some afternoon fun in the sun!

One slide. Endless rides. A snack shop. A hut to pay. A couple of landings with picnic tables…read moreand chairs. It is simply one slide, built into a hill just outside of the Mark Twain National Forest. Summer 2024 prices were $12 an hour- you can ride down any way you want, so long as you don't stand up! There was a family celebrating a birthday and they brought cupcakes- everyone at the slide took turns, had fun, and got to be a kid for the day!

We love this city waterpark in Rogers! It is huge and had multiple pools, kids areas, slides, and a…read morelazy river. There is a splash pad area for little kids, a snack bar, rock climbing wall, diving boards, lockers, and a big changing room with showers and bathrooms. The only issue is it is pretty expensive $15 for all day per person (over 48inches). But if you are military it is only $8 and they have discounted rates if you come after 3 I think. They also in the summer have late float hours for $3 to just do the lazy river after hours. We buy the punch cards online which save quite a bit of money and if you get them at their half of sale before summer each visit is about $5. They don't allow you to bring in food but you can bring in tumblers and refillable water bottles ans the snack bar is very affordable with snacks like nachos, hotdogs, and sandwiches around $3-6. 5 stars!

This was our first time at the aquatics center and we all had a great time! The grounds were clean…read moreand the pools were nice. I greatly appreciated all of the lifeguards and their attentiveness. Especially with the slides! I took my two 9-year olds with my husband and we hardly had any down time between the lazy river, the slides, the diving board, and the lily pad ropes. They could have an even bigger obstacle course section on the water and I bet it would be a huge hit! The food was priced well for what it was. I enjoyed my chili cheese dog and Coke icee and my kids enjoyed their nachos! We got there when they first opened at 11 on a Saturday and stayed until about 4:15. We were all exhausted! My kids have already asked if we could go back.

Great public pool and water park. Skate park, basketball court, picnic pavilions and 18 hole…read morepublic golf course.

My daughter and I went to White Water when we were in Branson for vacation this past summer and it…read morewas a good experience. It was pretty busy, which was totally expected. We got there shortly after they opened and was lucky enough to snag a couple chairs in the shade. After a bit we got in line for some food and it was pretty chaotic. You get in a line, grab what you want, and pay at the register at the end of the line. It was like pulling teeth trying to get the kids chicken tenders meal, which IMO, should be the thing they always keep stocked. Contrary to what other reviews say, there's a good amount of water slides and things to do. My daughter and I had a blast. We only had one long wait in line, which was fine. If we go back to Branson, we will definitely go back.

I love Whitewater in Branson MO. I've been there a couple of times and had a very enjoyable…read moreexperience both times I went. It is a very fun place to go and splash around and cool off when the weather is warm. This place has water slides, a lazy river, and a wave pool, and it is just so much to go down all those slides with inner tubes or by yourself, relax in the slow-moving lazy room and feel the crash of the waves in the wave pool. It's got all the water recreation amenities one could ever want. Another one of my favorite things at Whitewater are the urinals in the mens' restroom aside from the locker room. That restroom has the tall, elongated floor-standing urinals and I love using those. It's one of my favorite water parks and places in Branson. If you're in or near the Branson area during the warm months, you have to go this place and splash around. And adult waterparks are definitely my playground!

Amazing place for a skate park and splash park after riding a lot to cool off and just amazing in…read moregerneral

I decided to check out the splash park here last week to switch it up because I usually go to the…read moreone in Bentonville with my kids. Good to mix it up - variety is the spice of life haha. This is a great splash park and my kids loved it. It has your typical in ground sprinklers, but some extra "toys" that the Bentonville does not have. There are a couple cannons and water buckets. The park also has benches, playground, restrooms and drinking fountains. The splash park is right next to the skate park - I don't skate, but it seems like a great park!

Awesome water park - just the right size for lots of fun but not overbearingly large…read more We recommend season passes!

Unfortunately none of their toilets flush. None of the sinks have water dispersing. Soap empty. Thr…read morepool is an apocalypse of crickets and bugs. Every toilet filled to the brim. I told the staff and another lady but staff doesn't seem to care. Until they sort out their janitorial practices I'd steer clear. They need to pay their janitorial staff way more than thr other positions. I heard their entire janitorial staff quit. It's hot and a gross job. I hope thr City of Fort Smith considers this.

Nice, very affordable water park for the kids to take a break from the summer heat. We're new to…read morethe area and got lost even with a GPS that took us down a dirt road. Called and Katie was very helpful directing us to the right place. Highly recommend if you're looking for a place to take the kids swimming

Great price for a fun time! Take a dip in the huge pool. Dive off their board. Or go down one of…read moretheir multiple slides. Best bang for your buck to cool off during the summer! Highly recommend!

I've worked at the aquatic park for two years now and I absolutely love it! Great place for…read morefamilies. Many slides and multiple pools.

I love this Springfield park perhaps most of all. I love to trot down here for a good run, and…read moreevery time I do, I feel like I see something new. I see birthday parties; I see families, couples, people walking their dogs; I see LARPers (look it up); I see potlucks; I see high school science projects; I see track teams; I see lone runners. This is a great place to see the Springfield community at their happiest and most relaxed. Not to mention it offers an impressive amount of amenities: a few tennis courts, a full playground, BBQ pits, a sprinking of permament art installations, and a very nice, covered communal area. This is a very old park, and the practicality of it paired with all the old stone work and giant Oak trees makes for a unique place to stop and unwind alone or with your favorite people/pets. A few other reasons why Phelps rocks: it's in a gorgeous, well-established neighborhood full of interesting and well-maintaned forever homes and it's right next to the beloved art museum. It also has a righteously awesome butterfly garden (you'll see it if you look in the direction of the museum from the park itself), and walking through it in the summer is legitimately like walking in a dream. It's quite lovely. One word of advice I can provide is that this park is also historically a not-so-good place to visit after nightfall, as most Springfield parks are. Get your recreational fix in before sunset and call it a day, unless you're with a group.

Phelp's Grove Park is always a winning park to hang out at, and I was most recently there for Yoga…read morein the Park. How perfect is Phelp's for that kind of thing? There is a concrete pad that fits dozens of people for the event. It was really perfect and I absolutely enjoyed myself and the Yoga. As for the rest of the park, there's a lot of room to run around and have fun for both kids and dogs, there are tennis courts and picnic spots, and you just really can't go wrong with an art museum bordering one side.