Love, love, love this little park. It is not a high end place with tons of high thrill water…read moreslides, but it has two decent sized slides, and a tall slide where you go down head first with a sled type of mat under your chest. There is a really nice lazy river, a normal sized pool, and two great areas for kids with all sorts of ways to cool off. The food is also not bad at all for a water park. EXTREMELY affordable overall, friendly staff, and there's something for everyone.

This water park is so very quiet ( as can be) and clean as well as great for a whole day out with…read morethe Family. The facility itself is very nice and clean as well as the bathrooms are ver clean and managed very well. The staff is very nice and knowledgeable about what is going on at the park at all times. There are lifeguards at every slide making sure it is safe for everyone. They have good prices from food to lockers. I would definitely recommend this water park and cant wait to go back!

Had our first visit and was impressed by it! It is a family friend center that is spacious, and…read morehas four different areas for kids and adults of all ages. They also had several rooms where you can host birthday parties and an upstairs floor with additional seating to eat and hangout. It is nice because the whole place is indoors so you can always enjoy the place in all weather conditions, which is great if you're looking for entertainment as a family. All the staff were really nice, and helpful, including the lifeguards. You can bring in your own coolers of food, drinks, etc. just no glassware, which helps on costs too. I'd definitely recommend if you're looking for a nice, clean indoor swimming!

This place is leaps and bounds better than Epic waters!!!…read more Clean, TONS AND TONS of life guards, a perfect split, one side adults and older kids, middle is the surfing, next to that is the 5-9 yr old and the farthest left ( judging from when you walk in the doors and look left) is where the babies, infants and toddlers have their space The food was better than expected! Normal price point (about $10) They have a $12 souvenir cup you can buy and it's unlimited refills every-time you come. The burger comes on a really yummy almost Hawaiian bread bun! It's big and comes with a ton of fries You can also bring food in as well as a cooler Adult drinks can be found upstairs Tables downstairs are free and far between and some folks were simply just not raised right so they will see your items, see that your sitting their and as soon as you get up, they will take your chair. Rude! Bought a summer family session pass non resident $300 for 2 adults and up to 4 kids who live in your house hold! Worth it!!

Pretty solid experience. Customer service was great and the life guards were active. I feel like…read moreit's spaced out better than the other location

Purchase your ticket before you get there. Thank me later this is the perfect waterpark to cool…read moredown with the family. It's not too large and it only has about five water slides, but it works. Most of them are a two person ride and you have to be over 100 pounds to get on just an FYI.. the snacks were affordable and the lions move quickly. Definitely a must visit, especially for the price.

Why 4 stars? Because it's a nice in-between option if you don't want to go into full Great Wolf…read moreLodge mode. --- --- --- We were heading up to DFW to pick up a puppy and wanted to give our 6 year old son something a little fun to do for coming along the 7-ish hour round trip ride with us. He loves waterparks more than anything in life, but we've already been to Great Wolf Lodge on multiple occasions, and we preferred to book with Bonvoy points over shelling out the cash for GWL. Plus, we didn't have a ton of waterpark time on the schedule - win, win, win. One thing that was frustrating is that there was zero record anywhere on the internet of the height requirement for the slides here. Well, internet, I'm here to save you with the answers. We have a son that was 43" as of this visit, and he would be crushed to get his hopes up about doing these slides, only to find out that he's not allowed to. There's one big water "castle" with 3 slides. Those requirements are 42". We actually came here a couple of years ago and he definitely did those slides then, and he was most certainly not 42" then. So I'm not sure if they just changed these or they just weren't enforcing the rules in 2023, but they definitely were measuring him on this visit. Then there's one bigger water slide that's stand alone. The requirements are that you have to be 48" to ride freely, but 42-47" is ok with a life jacket. And then the same restrictions apply to the zip line where you can jump in the water after hanging from several feet above the water. The annoying thing about this was that we were there early in the morning and were the only ones doing it. Yet the lifeguard literally measured my son each time he walked up, despite the fact that he was literally doing it over and over again with no one else around. Make it make sense. Overall, this is not the most amazing waterpark you'll find. But when you book with points, all you have to pay is the resort fee and for parking. It's pretty good bang for your buck when you think about it in those terms.

This was my first time here at this water park and I honestly have to say it was hands down…read moreamazing! It had so many things for all ages and never a dull moment. The staff was very knowledgeable and helpful when i needed assistance. The bathrooms were kept very clean and the lockers were maintained. The food was very good and decently priced and came out in a timely mannor and there were alot of options to choose from. I definitely will be coming back to this water park for sure!

NRH20 was really fun! It was a bummer that some of the attractions were closed. Besides that they…read morehad nice service. They had some decent funnel cake, so I might go again!

We received Summer Reading tickets from our library, so we decided we might as well try out NRH2O!…read moreThe check-in process is super easy and there are signs directing you where to go. They check your bags/cooler and scan your tickets, then let you go about your day. My friend and I split the cost of a shaded Splash Picnic spot just to make sure our older kiddos had a landing base to re-up on snacks and drinks. Our name was printed on the reserved spot making it officially ours! It is SUPER cool they allowed our own cooler with ice packs, although it would've been a tiny bit more amazing to sip on a girlie marg. I sent my friend on a scavenger hunt to see if they sell any type of alcohol of any kind and turned up empty, just as a heads up to others who may wonder too. While I mostly stayed in the toddler swimming hole and kiddie water slides, and shuffled over to try out the wave pool, my oldest told me about the Lazy River on the other side. She also told me about her "losing her soul" on the dropout slide ha! She had fun, but it took her breath away for sure. Bathrooms are air conditioned. Parking was ample, shade was more plentiful than Hawaiian Falls, and you can reserve seats online if you don't want to risk not having a spot. Overall, a fun family-friendly space to have a good time outdoors!

It's so good I would love it if they didn't close early all the time before people shower and the…read morewater there in the shower is so hot and bad

Great for kids of all ages but primarily under 9. Felt the atmosphere was safe and fun. Can be…read morebusy at times but will be returning often this coming summer.

So this was my first time at Epic, and I came on a 21 and up night. I appreciate that they have a…read morehuge parking lot, which made it easy to find parking and make it inside. So first of all, I love that there were no kids running around and it was a grown and sexy vibe, they had a DJ and they had different areas that were selling drinks and food I believe. So when I have seen commercials, I will admit that I thought that the lazy river was bigger and I thought there were more rides. The night I went, not all the rides were opened, I don't know if that's because it was a grown party or if they didn't have enough lifeguards. Regardless though, I had a great time, I hang out with my friends for about 2 hours. There was one point, where there was a big group between the wave runner and the lazy river that were having a dance party and doing line dances. I was able to get discounted tickets because we bought them early, so if I have the opportunity to do it again, I definitely would.

While we do love visiting epic waters, I have to lower my rating just because it is soooo damn…read moreexpensive. I don't think regular pricing reflects the experience, so we wait for deals and go in the off season, spring break in the summer is crazy packed unless you go right at open in a weekday, and even then lines get long before noon. I would never go on a weekend. It is also incredibly humid so bring tons of water, more than you would think. The rises are great, the staff is well trained and super sweet, and the side activities or entertainment they get occasionally is always a great addition. The crowding really does take away from the experience though.

This is one of the best pools for lap swimming in the DFW area. You might have to share a lane but…read morefrom the time they are open until they close lap swimming is available. No ridiculous hour or day limitations. Low cost for residents and a non-resident membership is affordable even on the tightest of budgets.

I have been coming to this swimming pool for close to 3 years. I like that there's a deeper side…read morefor laps and exercise and a shallow side for different intensity levels. The classes are taught by knowledgeable and energetic instructors. Clean facilities. Friendly staff.

1st return visit after $15.9 million remodel from 2021 bond program. WOW! Seeing all the new stuff…read moreyou almost forget how dated it was before. Much better looking from ceiling to floors. See photos. Another rec center is closer to home and will go there to save drive time. But nice to have an option for a newer location. Appears all the exercise equipment on 2d floor has been replaced with same models just new ones. One needs to bring own lock for lockers or buy one from rec center. Too much to list here but do a Google search to review all the improvements made visible and behind the scenes (roof/HVAC/plumbing)

We love this gym because of the pools and the inside is nice, and has a lot of cardio and strength…read moretraining equipment. However, most of the front desk seems like they hate people. Meaning, they are pretty indifferent when greeting or answering questions about the facility. They don't really say hello until we do. I can tell they are just there to have a job, so it doesn't detour me, but geez. I can't imagine being the face of the facility, and having such a poor attitude. They are not mean or disrespectful, but it's like they just tolerate the paying guests that come in. Kind of like that new emotion on the Inside Out 2 movie. There is one guy that is friendly-I think he has reddish hair and glasses. There is another guy upstairs and the first time we went, he just stared my son down in the youth area for like the first 20 minutes we were there. My son is within the age range, but I guess the staff member wanted to make sure he didn't do anything wrong. I interacted with him a bit, and it seemed to break down a little bit of his mean-mugging vibe. He might try saying hello to people, because most people won't want to break any rules if it means disappointing a friendly guy that is in charge. The facility is cool. I suggest they get built in locks on the available lockers like they have at Carpenter Rec. I also recommend that management have a team building exercise or rotate the front people with other staff to give them a break. If you can get past the blah energy upon arriving, it's a really great facility.