Announcement.....for those who have lost count...this is review sev-in-hun-it! Don't judge me, but I am finishing the draft of this review from 2019 (like I said, don't judge me). If you are looking for a place to take the little ones for some outdoor water fun, this may be your place! This location is a short drive just past ATX to Leander. This Splash Pad was built in 2011 in a former quarry and is surrounded by natural rock, which provides a really unique, pretty atmosphere. There are fountains and sprinklers of all shapes and sizes as well as water cannons, a waterfall, a little slide, a mini climbing wall, a sandbox, and plenty of picnic tables, too. This location offers many foundations that kids can have a blast in. There is ample parking, and the admission is only $2.00! Note* As this location was a quarry, water shoes should be worn by both the littles' and their 'bigs'. read more

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Inexpensive ($2 a person) but it seems like 1/3 of it isn't working so $2 seems fair. Lots of tables and shade and a reasonably clean restroom facility. It seems like it has way too many employees - 4 behind the counter, 1 taking money and the other 3 eating or on their phones. We stayed 90 minutes which I believe is the maximum amount of fun you can have here. read more

Quarry Splash Pad - Main splash area - Water Parks Near Me - Leander, Texas

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I can't say for the weekends but on the weekdays even in the summer it doesn't get crowded at all. It's a beautiful splash pad and all of the areas are usually open (surprisingly because it's a huge splash pad!) I will say, theres quite literally 4 tables to sit at and theres always LOTS of wasps way too close for comfort, around the seating areas and even on children in the water. I personally wont be returning again. read more

Been going here w/grandkids for years. Love the changes they've made. (Glad the slide is gone! However they do have 2 rock walls under the bridge) We both the kids & I love it! If you want there are picnic tables, you could bring food & drinks. Great times at this splash pad. Prices are spot on for this place. read more

This kept my kids busy and laughing. I even joined in on the fun and didn't feel intrusive on the other children. It's very spacious! Very clean! I got bit up so don't forget repellent that's waterproof. Staff was very nice. First time we arrived it was pretty close to closing and they let us in free of charge which they didn't have to do but was so nice! I really appreciated that! Came back the next day and the kids played all day. We took snacks and by the end of the day my kids were knocked out! I traveled without my husband this time and I felt safe. It's a little walk down to the splash pad which makes it settling for mothers. You cannot run off without being noticed that's for sure! Then there's a bridge so it's definitely nice and secure! Definitely going to be my go to when retuning to texas! read more

Quarry Splash Pad - kept these six kids entertained and tired them out! - Water Parks Near Me - Leander, Texas

What a GEM this place is!!! Waterpark experience without the crazy fees. I was completely impressed with the layout and I loved the grass seating areas, extremely family friendly and perfect for a hot summer day. The pavilions are available to rent for special events and from what I recall it's super affordable. It's clean, fun, and an awesome spot to schedule play dates! Keep in mind it is a little large and there are certain areas that aren't visible depending on where you're seated. I recommend bringing water shoes though, it can be a little slippery read more

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A great splash pad for the kiddos! There's plenty of space for a lot of families, but not too big that you lose sight of your kids. Lots of water spouts, a waterfall and water cannons. There are picnic tables surrounding the pad, some covered, some not, and plenty of tree coverage for shady breaks. I love that the ground is turf and not grass, so, no mud! There's a large sand pit tucked off to the side of the splash pad-- so glad it was "tucked" away as we were able to happily avoid it! Lol. Spacious restrooms with a changing table for the babies. We had a great time and will be back! read more

What an amazing place to have so close to our house! Plenty of shade and a huge play area! We loved every moment of it! read more

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Quarry Splash Pad is a great option to keep the kids cool. It's a good size and is only $2 per person. There are tables with sun umbrellas scattered around the water features and a couple of reservable pavilions. The water features are typical ground fountains a few water canons and a waterfall. Our kids really had a good time and I'm sure we'll be back. read more

So this is a little oasis hidden in the back of the Williamson County Park in the southwest Corner of Williamson County. It is just of Sam Bass road just north of 1431. It is cheap and easy. $2 per person. Same price children, adults, and seniors. There are a couple dozen water features to keep the kids busy and cool. The splash pad park area loops around revealing multiple shaded areas to setup for the afternoon. The grassy area flanking the concrete water area is all Astro turf so it is clean and easy. Really amazing how the area utilized the natural limestone look and creates a sunken feel to the area. For example there is a bridge to cross to get into the area that also functions as a shaded sitting area. The most popular feature has to be the slide. All around good fun for kiddos under 10. There is an ATM but bring cash it is just easier. There is also a concession area and as pavilion that you can rent. read more

Quarry Splash Pad - Water Parks Near Me - Leander, Texas

A good place to go in the summer! Fun in the sun for kids. Charge is minimal. There are many picnic tables. Fairly big area.

I love this place! It's inexpensive and my child loves it. Yes, there are some blind spots and some boulders, but as with all fun places, when your children are small, you should not let your children out of your sight. Bring your own food and drinks. A mini cooler is great. Have your own picnic while your child plays. Your child can go all day here. Mine did. Bring a pail. It's great for the water and the sand pit. read more

This is little difficult as there are just as many GREAT PROS as there are DREADFUL CONS... It is definitely a "hot/cold" , "bittersweet" place. I'm giving 3 stars cause anything more or less feels extremely misleading and unfair. PROS that are also CONS: 1. PRO: Its very spacious..who doesn't like room to play? CON: you can easily lose track of your little ones especially if you have a couple and worse if they are 6 and under... Like a 6yo who is brave, but your 3yo needs attention... Ya. Exactly. 2. PRO: Lots of different areas. You can move around and check different parts out. Some with more water, others with less CON: see.. "Losing track of your kids" 3. PRO: The awesome slide!! I mean...a slide at a water park... FUN! CON: The slide is rock.. Its slick. Its dangerous although the entire I was there no one got hurt.. Maybe I'm a worry wart. I don't know. It is what it is. 4. PRO: As a visual only, the huge boulders placed sporadically throughout he pad were nice on the eyes! How pretty!! CON: ummm did you hear what I said?? Huge boulders placed sporadically throughout the pad . ya. One word. DANGEROUS. K? My son got hit with water from a canon and guess what he literally came within about 2 INCHES from placing his face/head on that friggin rock today. Pissed me off and scared the shit of me. Well after typing that I'm feeling more like a 1* but I'll be try to be fair. 5. PRO: Decent amount of water, always a place to get wet, no matter where you go..unless of course its out/off of the pad. CON: exactly what I said ... There is NO dry place anywhere. You're gonna get wet whether you want to or not. This has its good and bad qualities... Can't have a phone to take pics, can't be dressed in anything other than swim attire. You get to interact with your kid, they can spray you and splash you and feel good about it. Its a bittersweet. PROS ALONE: 1. Bathrooms were decent for the amount of people there. 2.The grass was not grass...it was turf, or indoor outdoor carpeting. Which meant no bugs.. Ahhh thank you. 3. There were many shaded areas off the pad to chill. 4. It felt "safe" there... As for belongings and whatnot. I didn't get the feeling someone was going to run off with our stuff. CONS ALONE: 1. The sand pit was a freaking caliche pit. Not sand. Rocky, pebbles, and straight dirt. Seriously? And dry...that shit was blowing everywhere. 2. Too many "hidden areas". Didn't like that. 3. All the rock. I know know... The quarry. I'm not stupid... But whoever designed this nightmare may possibly have been. :-) I mean.. Water and rock. Everywhere. Hmm... All in all. I don't know. The kids all had a freaking blast...and I did too..just the noted observations above... Will we go back? Probably, but it won't be our " go to" pad. read more

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I'm a splash pad advocate. Anything that gets my young kids outside and burning up energy with a minimal risk of drowning or horrific maiming gets my vote. That said, the Quarry Splash Pad is a surprisingly mediocre 'pad' wrapped in a fancy facade of showy stone work. Firstly, shade is tough to find, and pigmentally-challenged children will need to slather on the sunscreen. All that direct sunlight heats many surfaces to scorching temperatures. The plastic grass and any dry pavement surfaces are particularly bad and lethal to tender toddler feet. Bring crocs or water shoes. Secondly, the Quarry features a lot of pretty boulders and limestone rocks, but the fun is lacking. The water features are mediocre, lacking in variety, and simply less fun than the other water parks in town. Limestone boulders are pretty to look at, but they don't do anything for the kids. Thirdly, the layout of the park is strange, a sort of sunken canyon with some blind corners. If your child moves around, it's easy to lose sight of him or her. My fourth complaint is a little petty. Fully-clothed parents will find it nearly impossible to walk around with their little ones without getting soaked. There are entire sections that are completely blanketed with water, and the only escape is to climb up on the side barriers. Have a nervous toddler that wants you to hold his hand and walk him to the slide? Welp, you're getting soaked. On the plus side, the infamous slide of death was a big hit for my four year-old. The new padding was working well. This was easily the best feature of the park. As splash pads go, this one is pretty to look at but mediocre in practice. Factor in the admission charge, and I feel like there are a lot better splash pad options in the area. read more

This place is out in the middle of nowhere, seriously. It is a part of the Williamson County Regional park and it is worth noting that it is ALL THE WAY in the back of the park. Just keep driving - you will see it and think you need to turn around but just pass it, there's a parking lot right after you drive by. As a landscape architect, I am appreciative of the naturalistic limestone feel and the fact that I don't have to stare at primary colored toys just because I'm a parent. Props to the design team. There are two main areas, a younger kid area on one side of the bridge that has mild jets/bubblers and a shaded sandbox area. This is where my kiddo seemed to prefer to hang out. The other side has a mix of kids and there is a higher possibility of being run down by the older kiddos. There are waterfalls, slides, huge water guns, misters, jets, climbing walls, artificial turf lounging areas, and probably more than I didn't see. The payment area is questionable - the honor system is not the best option for something like this. I can't imagine how many people have cheated the admission fee. Also, there could stand to be more shade structures. . . hopefully the trees will mature and provide a significant amount of shade in the future. I will also note that you have to watch your kid/s closely because everything is stone but it is not reason enough for me not to come back time and time again. Just watch your kiddos! read more

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We went to this splash pad a couple days ago. I read all the reviews preceding mine and while, yes, they all have a point, kids'll get hurt anywhere you go. My 2 boys are 7 & 11. The 7 year old and me went around and loved it. Water, water, water! It makes the 100 degree weather feel like 80. So refreshing! But my 11 year old thought it was too young for him. Wouldn't even get in. Oh well, he missed out. I agree with the slide being a bit dangerous. But believe me, it's not a fast one! You have to scoot yourself down. Just have older bros or sis's go with the little ones. Over all, even though it IS crowded, you can always find a place on their grassy areas. Bring an umbrella - not much shade there - though. It was fun and we'll go again . . . without my 11 year old! lol OH, and bring the water guns! Perfect place for a water battle! :) read more

This is a great place to take your children! My kids had a blast! The shaded areas fill up quick surrounding the main splash area! There are more shaded areas around the main area but this doesn't not allow you to keep an eye on your children. Concession stand is great which sells cold drinks only! Cost is $2 per child / adult. read more

Quarry Splash Pad - Looking down from a bridge is the splash area! - Water Parks Near Me - Leander, Texas

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I've taken my 2.5-year-old son twice now to this awesome splash pad. First of all, it's HUGE. Most splash pads I've been to are much smaller than this, and I feel like the extra enjoyment is worth the $2 per person price tag. Bathrooms are right there on site and are relatively clean. There are lots of shady trees, and picnic tables are plentiful as long as you're not there on a Saturday. So it's called the Quarry, I suppose, because the splash pad looks like it was carved out of a rock quarry. The whole thing is tucked into a big stone bowl with water features throughout. For toddlers/waddlers, there are small little fountains, and for grade school age, there are three big water cannons for drenching your friends (and unsuspecting parents). Older children might also enjoy the rock climbing walls hidden under the entry bridge. There's also a little water slide for most ages to enjoy. I was comfortable letting my toddler slide down it largely unassisted, and it was by far his favorite feature. The best time to visit is on a weekday, as the place was pretty crowded with birthday parties and big groups on the Saturday we visited. You can buy snacks at a modest concession stand near the entrance, but not full lunches, so don't expect to purchase a full meal for yourself and your kids here. Everyone just packs their lunch in. There isn't standing water here, so likely no real risk of drowning. However, injury from falls is a bit of a risk, especially from little ones who can slip on the stairs leading up to the water slide (there are no handrails, so kids have only their own balance to rely on). Kids who like to climb on the rocky walls can also easily slip and fall, so you'll need to watch toddlers carefully. I plan to come back at least a couple more times before summer is over. read more

DANG IT. Misspelled the title and can't fix....ooops. My family and I visited the Splash Pad today, the day after opened. It was not crowded, which was awesome. First, there seems to be plenty of parking, which was nice. There is a $1 entry fee, honor system, and you pay a machine at the entry by the concessions. I hope people do this...but somehow I see a lot of dishonest people skipping past. There is space to lay out on the artifical grass (which we loved...soft on the feet, easy to walk on, nice to lay on!) and picnic tables, as well as some covered picnic areas. The concession area seemed nice, though we did not purchase anything; I think they have snowcones! Water Jets: there are plenty throughout, with various heights and strengths of spray. Water guns: fun to squirt each other, but too strong for the toddler set. Water fall: pretty and refreshing, but really strong! It took one poor girl's swimsuit bottoms right off.... Waterfall: an accident waiting to happen! Slide down a wet rock onto the hard rock bottom, right next to a rock wall that you can bang your head on if not careful (which I hear happened to one poor baby right before we got there). There are plenty of decorative rocks/boulders throughout. I honestly do not know WHAT they were thinking! I forsee many a child slipping or tripping and smashing their little heads into these rocks. If they made them of foam or something it would be different. I know it looks pretty, but someone is going to get seriously injured. If it were really crowded, I could see how this could easily happen. Overall, it's a really cool place and a nice way to spend your summer afternoon. Just keep an eye on your kiddos so they don't fall victim to those rocks! read more

Awesome place to bring the kiddos! Splash pad is big so it doesn't feel too crowded even on these hot summer weekends. I like that it has a slide and a side that's more calm where the little ones can play without getting run over by the more rambunctious kids. There's some shade in the non-reserved areas and you can bring your own canopies, etc. It is *cash only* but they have an ATM. Bathrooms are clean and spacious enough, also offer some snacks. Looks like a great place for summer parties. read more

Most importantly, this place is way fun and is bigger than most other splash pads in the area. I took my 2 boys, 5 and 1, and we had a great time. There are no fun colored buckets or pipes, just natural stone, rocks and a sand area. There is a great slide and plenty or seating/relaxing areas for parents. Entry is $1 per person, automated bill accepter at the front. A nice concession area also, but we didn't get anything from there this too. Areas of concern: The slide! Yes, it's very fun, but at the end, there is a natural stone wall on the right side, acting as a border. It's very easy for a child to fall head 1st into it if they aren't old enough to get off the slide safely. I just sat at the end and played a "human bumper". The river rocks! Wear soled shoes, I almost busted it three times walking on those rocks, once while holding my youngest. The soft are under the bridge! It's a soft rubber area and super slick. Be cautious. Final review: it's awesome but use caution. :) we will definitely be going back! read more

This place is terrific if you have little kids who need to burn off some energy on a hot summer day. I won't go into describing the place here; lots of other Yelpers have already done that. I just wanted to note a few things here for first-timers: 1. When you get to the County Park entrance off CR 175, turn right and then keep going straight... and going... and going.... (you'll pass a whole lot of athletic fields on your right) until you finally see the sign on your right that announces the Quarry Splash Pad entrance 400 feet ahead. I almost turned back before I saw that sign because I hadn't seen any other signs to that point, and it's a long way. 2. Bring shovels and pails for digging in the sand and carrying water to the huge sand pit. I hadn't brought any such paraphernalia, and both my son and I wished we had. 3. There is very little shade in the park. A rasher and sunscreen would be a good idea. I actually brought an umbrella for shade, which came in handy. That way I could stay close to my son no matter where he wandered off to. 4. I've read a number of comments on how the water slide is dangerous. All I can say to that is that I watched about 100 kids slide down the slide, and yes, I do see how a kid could get a bump or bruise. But it's hard to see how a kid could really get seriously hurt on it - although I guess with kids you never can be sure. My advice it check it out for yourself and then make your decision - you know your kid best. But don't let the "scary slide" warnings keep you away from the park completely - still lots to do even if you think the slide is not for your child. 5. The place does have a concessions stand, but all they had was candy and other junk food. Bring your own snacks if you want anything more healthful than Skittles. There is a water fountain for filling water bottles. Enjoy. read more

This place is pretty awesome! There's a massive area with a bunch of fountains and a small slide out to the side. The fountains are great for any type of child whether they are disabled or not, you don't have to worry about them tripping over rocks or falling into deep water. The entire area is pretty closed off so it's ok if the kids run wild, at least the area to the right of the entrance. There are a few shaded spots, but if you NEED shade they may be taken. The grass is plastic... so it gets hot. The guy (one guy) working there was doing a good job of watching out for the kids. I read some complaints about the slide, and it does get pretty slippery. I had to slide down it and landed on my knees, not so good for adults. There are hardly any signs, so it's pretty darn hard to find. But I guess that's the beauty of it... it's pretty small so the fewer people that know about it the better! Why am I posting this review? read more

My two year old keeps asking to go "back to the beach." It took me a bit to figure out that he meant he wanted to go back here. He loves the giant sand pit, and I love that it's surrounded by sprinklers, showers, and a little 'stream' so the car isn't full of sand on the way home! AND it's partially shaded with a nice ledge all the way around for me to sit. This place is big, so you don't feel crowded or like you're going to be knocked over by all the careening kiddos (a big plus for my kid). Everything is natural looking and there's a nice array of sprayers and even a waterfall and rock waterslide. There's a concession stand and nice bathrooms, as well, and many picnic tables and astroturfed (!) areas to relax. We'd give it 5 stars if only there was a bit more shade, but for $1 it's totally worth the trip, and we will be back several times, I'm sure. read more

A fantastic place to spend a few hours. The rocks between the water canons look like a bad idea though. I could easily see a child be sprayed in the face and falling head first into one of the large rocks. Really a great place on a hot day though read more

We took all six of our kids to the Quarry Splash Pad yesterday and had a pretty great time. Our littlest (9 months) had a great time sitting next to the bubbling little fountains and splashing around, and our oldest (10 years) never seemed bored or uninterested, everyone in between was thrilled. There is a pretty large waterfall, three water cannons, and a ton of water squirters that shoot up from the ground. There is even a small slide which was a big draw for all of the kiddos. I loved the layout, I never felt like the kids could get too far away but it also didn't feel too crowded and I'd guess there were 200+ people there when we arrived. They have a couple of reasonably sized "lawns" with picnic tables. The "grass" is synthetic but after I gave it a few minutes thought I started digging on the idea. It wicked padded so kids being kids won't result in bruises, there is no dirt, so there is no mud, and it's even pretty comfortable to sit on. The scariest thing about this place is that almost every square inch of it is made of concrete or stone and there are about a million places to climb. I didn't see anyone get hurt while we were there, but I wonder if it's an accident waiting to happen. The other thing that I was finding tough to swallow was the pricing. 1 dollar per person isn't really a lot. But I kept finding myself comparing this to a pool and the value doesn't seem to match up for me. Moreover they have this awful honor system going where you get to interact with this overly complex, poorly programmed ATM type thing to buy our way in. It also has a fancy CC reader that will do the "wave to pay" thing -- too bad they have it setup for cash only, go figure. All in all it is definitely a check out once thing. Maybe even a come-back-to-break-up-the-monotony-of-the-pool routine, but I doubt we will be back regularly. read more

We came here for a play date for two year olds. My daughter did not like the water so much, but LOVED the sandpit. Maybe in a few months when she's not so timid she'll enjoy the water side more. As a mom, I loved whole park. You can bring your food and drinks in, I would also recommend a large umbrella as there is a slight shortage of shade. There is no grass so there are no bugs; instead there is fake grass. The only bad part about that is because there is no shade, the fake grass gets VERY hot. I strongly suggest wearing sandals or water shoes if you're going to walk through the "grass". I can't complain about spending the whole day here for a dollar though. It's a blast! read more

Went recently for a birthday party and had a blast! Was a little concerned after reading some of the reviews but I thought it was great. The slide is actually pretty small so the kids didnt have any problems with it. We were in a reserved area but I have to agree with lack of shade in other areas. Suggestion: please add some signage! I had a heck of a time finding the place. read more

Took my 21 month old here today and she had a great time. Pros: -Very clean -Pretty -Manned concession stand -Area with smaller jets for the little ones -Slow water slide -Picnic tables and pavilion areas -Free parking -Water guns Cons: -Not much shade -Uneven ground -Bathroom is far from the "little ones area" so a trip to the bathroom for those being potty trained is a bit of an ordeal -Slide is over crowded and no one is manning it to keep the kids safe -You can't see the entire splash area at once due to a bend in the middle and the slide Overall a fun place to go, but a bit more stressful for a parent than other splash pads in town. We have a few mom's groups going here this summer, but other than that, I won't go out of my way to go here. read more

Great splash pad for the kids! Wish we lived closer. Loved that there was an area geared towards the smaller kids. Lots of tables and shade. read more

Quarry Splash Pad - Bottom area for smaller kids. - Water Parks Near Me - Leander, Texas

This splash pad is fine, the kids had fun, but not any more than they do at all the free splash pads in Austin. My one star review is based on the way the facility accepts money for entry. There's a perfectly capable human there that could take your cash (no cards) but they make you use a machine anyway. We put our $20 bill in after being assured (by the person taking cash for snacks) that we would get our change back, which was not the case. We were still owed $8, and instead of just giving us the cash we were owed, the Quarry employees gave us a "Failure to Dispense Change" form to take to the Wilco park office, which was closed. The fact that this form exists means that this happens all the time. You have to go back in person to get your refund. I'm certain that a lot of people visiting from Austin won't be bothered to go all the way back to Leander just for a couple of dollars, and Wilco is banking on this machine "error." It's a scam and we won't be returning, except to get our money back. read more

Fun and affordable! Lots of open space to play in the water or lay on the fake lawn and lay out .

It was a good place to take my kid. Unfortunately when we went there was a daycare there and it was packed. You have to really watch little ones with so many ages running around. My son was super happy though to be running around and I'm pretty sure he had fun. The front attendant seems to not be very helpful and you have to pay on a machine. According to others make sure you bring exact change. There should not be a charge for babies, but apparently there is a charge for all. It is not much but if you bring the whole family it does not make sense. Overall it is okay and wish there was just a little more shade in the splash area. read more

Let me start by saying that I am NOT one of those worry wart parents who follows my kids around with a tissue and bandaids. I know that kids get hurt and, honestly, it's ok. My boys are 4.5 and 6 years old and have had their share of busted lips, black eyes, goose eggs, broken elbows, scratches, bruises....on and on. BUT. This park is very, very dangerous. Let me make a list: 1. The slide. It is made of rock. There is a drop off of about a foot at the end that goes onto a black mat. We weren't there 5 minutes before some poor kid brained himself on it. Thankfully the ambulance didn't take long to get there. I am not the litigious sort, but this makes me think twice. 2. The ground. It is mostly concrete, but in the area where the sandbox is it is very uneven. I am assuming that that area is intended for smaller children. If so, then why in the world would you embed a bunch of uneven rocks into the ground to form a tiny little tributary? I saw 3 kids within moments of each other bite it. The mom's were right there, but tiny feet cannot negotiate terrain like this. Did I mention that they were ROCKS? 3. The walls. In the area with the sandbox, the walls are made up of big cut pieces of rock. Kind of like a rock terrace. There are tiny little signs on them that say "do not climb the rocks". Yeah. Right. First of all, the kids in that area cannot read. Secondly, have you ever seen a child resist the temptation of a rock wall? I haven't. 4. The retaining wall that divides the "play" area from the "sit" area. It is made out of rock. With sharp jagged edges. Let me paint a picture: Your child, blinded by water in the eye, comes barreling to where you are sitting for a drink of water/goldfish/whatever. Then BAM into the wall where he/she gets a nice big scrape. OR. They trip and gash their head in on the jagged edge of the wall. I just don't know who this park is for. Not for babies. It's too juvenile for teens. I was talking to some other moms and we came to the conclusion that it was probably built by someone with absolutely no experience with children. We will not be going back. I'd rather shell out the cash for Rock n River. read more

Took our daughter to the Quarry Splash Pad, our goal is to try every splash pad in the area this summer, and this is one of the first we have been to. I love the natural stone look they have, theres water coming out everywhere, and they even have a slide (Be careful Adults you get some speed and i landed right on my butt). The free admission and beautiful outdoors setting makes this place enjoyable on a hot summer day. read more

This splash pad is a mega-haul from south Austin, but I'd heard great things so we loaded up and drove out. Not much shade, but a massive play space with lots of different fountains and surfaces. It would have been a great time, but my little group of mamas and pre-2 toddlers were overwhelmed by the big school groups that came that day. My toddler got hit in the face with a water cannon and had her bucket stolen multiple times. I would be inclined to try again if I knew when the peak hours were, but like most splash pads I think it's pretty random. We'll try again when she's a bit older and can hold her own. read more

My 2 year old absolutely loves this place. It is affordable to get in and not too crowded. There is even a slide which she loves. The is a bit unsafe but if you go down with your child it is fun! We will continue to come here all summer. read more

OK, I see how there are some concerns with the rocks. But overall, it is a great splash pad. Plenty of room and activities for the kiddos. We've taken our 2 girls there (5 and 2) twice and they've had a blast. It will definitely be something we enjoy on a weekly basis this summer. Can't beat it. read more

I think this place is wonderful for kids that are older than 2 years old. I took my 16 month old there and he's was overwhelmed by all the people that were running around yelling and the sprinklers that would spontaneously turn on and off. He didn't want me to put him down. I will definitely consider this place again when he gets older. read more

My 2 and 3 year old girls loved this place! I think they did a great job creating a natural play area for kids of all ages with sand to play in, natural stone and rock everywhere, a waterfall, a rock slide and plenty of water streams and fountains. I read that there was some concern with the rocks and uneven ground but even my 25 months old did totally fine maneuvering around by herself and she definitely enjoyed the added adventure of waters and rocks around the sandpit compared to a plain sandbox to play in. I did see a couple of 7 or 8 year old kids going down the slide fast with a kickboard which was definitely dangerous being around all the rock. I don't see why their parents let them bring those in the first place, given that the park doesn't have any standing water to properly use those in. I was a little put off by the fake grass they used for the lawn area considering that they were trying to recreate a natural play area. I prefer to sit on real grass even if it gets muddy and dirty and the fake grass gets pretty hot in the sun which makes it uncomfortable to walk on for the kids. But this didn't really affect the amount of fun the kids had here! We've been twice and we'll be back again. read more