This is really outdate info. It was decent place if still Holiday Springs but it was bought by a…read moreinvestment company P23 extremely irresponsible, unprofessional, and potentially dangerous culture. These people just want to make money and no history background in water safety or running pools (other than ones they buy with investors but being able to buy a white labcoat does not make you a doctor, right? no prior qualification, never EARN the right to own and run such a place). Just search Texarkanas water park drowning 2025 (4 year old girl). Many witnesses said they life guards froze, didn't know what to do, poor training, maybe not even certified because how you gone just stand there if you supposed to be certify in cpr? A retired nurse tried to do it but didn't help by then while the very very young immature inexperience teenage guards stood like statues in shock. If you go there, remember YOU are the only safety net for your kids. Don't count on anyone or anything else. Don't be lax or chilled. Stay vigilent. YOU are the life guard for your kids! Keep one kid per adult, no more. Keep them in reach of your ARM, no farther away. It takes 4 minutes to be brain dead from drown but only 30 seconds to already begin drown if you swallow water to your lungs. Water is fun but we not fish. Be smart. Be safe. Pray for ya'll.

Had a Blast!! We stayed all day!! There is something for everyone to do! Be sure and wear…read moresunscreen. You cant bring drinks inside but next time I'm bringing a cooler in my car . The girls had so much fun. They have life guards but I think parents really need to watch their children just to be safe. It's a little expensive but definitely had a great time!! Oh and the concrete gets hot so water shoes will help you and your little ones

We had a blast! It's changed so much since they bought it from Spash Kingdom. Things were being…read moreworked, cleaned up, and plenty of folks to run the place. The life guards were amazing! Very attentive and, professional. It's a working progress from what it was but we enjoyed it. The concrete gets really hot so I'd wear water shoes. We took our own bag in with a bottle waters, towels, sun screen, and my sons water Googgles.

I thought with the rebranding from Splash Kingdom that maybe they'd improve the park in some way…read more Boy was I wrong. On the first day of the season, the water is dirty with actual floating debris, several core attractions like the lazy river were unavailable, and the area for toddlers now has an open rope in the fence leading to a drop off into a landing pool for water slides. It seems that instead of improving the park, they actually made it substantially worse. Very disappointing. Save your money, especially if you have small children.

My family and I are visiting from out of town and have come to this place twice. In a nutshell-…read moreit's falling apart. The lack of maintenance is apparent all over the park-- cement peeling off from inside the pools and lazy river, faded paint on just about everything, you can just see that this place needs MONEY! The wave pool is laughable, the lazy river I just wanted to get out as soon as I got in, and there are areas all around the park that are closed down. The main pool, lazy river, and wave pool are absolutely disgusting and don't look like they are cleaned out very often (if at all). There really isn't much to do here besides the big main slides and the larger pool. We don't like being out in the sun too much, so we stayed around 3-4 hours each time we went. There are no kids rates, everyone pays the same price for a ticket. So having one child unable to ride most of the slides because of her age/height, didn't seem fair to pay full price. (I have a 4 and 6 year old.) As expected with a Waterpark, it's being run by teenagers. The amount of give-a-damn is apparent how they don't really even pay attention when telling you to slide. Whether or not the last person that slid down is out of the way, they don't care. Most of the time you are asking them "hey, can I go now?" Because there hasn't been people down the slide in a long time. This place does have potential, but it's definitely not being utilized at this moment. I'd love to see someone come in and fix it up, it could be an awesome place!

Very clean, the water is always refreshing, and my twin 12 yr olds always have a blast. We got a…read moreseason pass this year and it has been well worth it. The storage lockers are a bit pricey, especially since they do not have any small ones for at least a phone and keys. You have to get a $10-12 locker, or keep everything in your vehicle. We still enjoy ourselves, especially the Friday night events.

We had lots of fun here!! A really great place to wear the kids out. They have a beach area for…read moreplaying in the sand, an obstacle course for littles and bigs and food options. Just a few minor things we didn't love: we weren't told if adults wanted to go more than waste deep that they would need life jackets so we found out when we got in with the kids, so we had to make the hike back up to get some. And there is a ton of hydrilla around the around the courses. Not sure there is a lot they can do about it, but it definitely was not enjoyable swimming through it. Overall a great place and we would definitely go back... I'll wear pants next time.

From the owner: Welcome to Rocky Point Adventures. As soon as you step foot onto our sandy beaches, you'll be…read morewhisked off into vacation mode. Get unlimited park access to enjoy our beach activities and amenities, plus 1 hour and 50 minutes on the 8,000 square foot pulse-pounding Challenge Course. Your session on ArkLaTex's only floating challenge course will excite and thrill the adventure seeker in you.

This is a great small waterpark for the family to cool off in the Texas summer. There are a few…read moredifferent activities for both kids and adults to enjoy. Some areas were closed due to staffing shortages, but what was open was fun. The lines for the slides moved quickly--about a 15-minute wait--and the wave pool was a highlight, complete with a DJ and attentive lifeguards. The restrooms, however, really need attention. Several were out of order and they could use more frequent cleaning. Also, there are no dedicated changing rooms, which would be a nice addition. Overall, it's a fun spot to spend a summer afternoon, but there's room for improvement in facilities.

Only water park close to me it can get a bit dirty. But alot of to come so enjoy it's an older…read morepark. People go to cool off.

Cheap fun for the kiddos! (FREE) Always check hours before packing up and going. Gate is locked…read moreoccasionally.

Wonderful, FREE spot for kids to burn if some energy and stay cool! Great for younger kids! Nice…read moreshaded pavilion for adults.

This place was great for the little kiddos! The kiddo zone was the best I've ever been to. There…read morewere so many slides and things for the little kids to do. The only complaint is that the bathrooms were sub par. There was no baby changing table or places to change if needed. The price was great for the amount of stuff though and good food options.

Great place for camping and fishing. Lots of improvements over the years. Tons of day use stuff…read moreincluding a disc golf course. Zwolle tamales right down the road! I'll be back for sure.

My family is from Los Angeles and we need to get away from the craziness. We found such a gem!…read moreNestled in beautiful Zwolle. 1) Everyone was so friendly and helpful, true Southern charm. 2) The food was amazing and inexpensive. It was connecting with nature with comfort and style. 3) Everything was clean and maintained. 4) The water park was the best from the lazy river to the splash pad. Thank you...

One of the best places in town to see a play! The MLP puts on some of the best, most lavish, and…read morewell-performed productions in this region! It is truly the essence of what college theater is all about. I have seen countless plays here and I have loved every single one! The past productions have run from the family-friendly ("The Christmas Carol"-I've gone the last two seasons!) to the risque' ("The Shape of Things"-one of my all-time faves!) This season's lineup looks to be more of the same and I could not be happier about that! The season kicks off September 30th with "The Glory of Living" , a finalist for the 2002 Pulitzer Prize for Drama. It also plays October 1, 2, 6-8. The next production will be "Five Women Wearing The Same Dress", a comedy by Alan Ball, writer and producer of "True Blood" and "American Beauty". It runs from November 10-13. "The Santaland Diaries" is a holiday comedy that should NOT be missed by the great writer David Sedaris, author of "Me Talk Pretty One Day", "Naked", and "Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim". It runs December 15-18. And in the Spring, they will have-what else? "The Spring Awakening"! A musical, by who else? Duncan Sheik!-Yes, THAT Duncan Sheik! From, "I am barely breathing, and I can't find the air, I don't know who I'm kidding, imagining you care"...C'mon, people! Don't make me sing the whole thing! "The Spring Awakening" will take place April 13-15 and 19-20. Support College Theater and the Arts! Support Centenary College! Listen to KSCL 91.3 FM for all the awesome alternative sound waves of Centenary College radio! See the hippest, coolest plays on stage this year, ONLY on the campus of Centenary College off of Kings Hwy at the Marjorie Lyons Playhouse! Go to www.centenary.edu/playhouse for more information!

This is one of the original performance halls of Shreveport, and like Christie Brinkley and Cindy…read moreCrawford, age has been quite kind to this Grand Dame of the Red Riverfront. And as lovely as she is as a two story venue, I hold just as equal appreciation and admiration for the history that she displays both within and without. In front of this building right off Clyde Fant Parkway in downtown Shreveport, is the large statue of this city's, once a town's, namesake, Captain Henry Miller Shreve (Yelp Check In-Captain Henry Miller Shreve Statue! He adores selfie-seekers, just fyi, so selfie on, out front of here with the Captain!) Also quite appropriate is the placement of the Captain Shreve statue here, as you can see the Red River from here, where Shreve and his steam vessel the Heliopolis helped clear the aforementioned nearby waterway of the miles-long dastardly debris known infamously as The Great Raft! The interior of this theater pays further homage with large marble postings dedicated to both Shreve, and on the flip side, the Heliopolis. The gorgeous venue itself, has excellent acoustics, and great seating all around. The Shreveport Symphony and Ballet give unforgettable performances here often, and there are also world wide stars and touring shows that house here on occasion. The gorgeous structure itself seems to add that much more glory to an already glorious evening or matinee afternoon.