Landmark review: I have been here twice for birthday parties…read moreand this is not a bad park district pool. It has a nice splash pad zero depot pool with a slide at the opposite end. The kids seem to enjoy these birthday parties a lot. No one really checks the guest list when you host a private party. You also get access to the party room upstairs. All of this for 125 dollars which covers 2 hours and 15 guest. Given the low price I can see why lots of families host birthday parties at the pool.

This is one of the nicest park aquatics centers in this part of Illinois. It is availablle for lap…read moreswim, water exercise, lessons, free swim, reserved parties, and more. The air and water temperatures are kept at national standards, the staff is totally professional, the guards are very well trained and supervised, and the kiddie pool is wonderful for tykes and their parents.

Good park that's one of the best things about Bloomington. It of course has a zoo, the most notable…read morething about it. Miller Park is also a place for other recreational activities such as shooting hoops and walking. Has a playground to entertain young children. There's also a lake that has a cool bridge that makes for classic scenery. An interesting history about it. It's the largest park in the city to be sure. The park is best known for the zoo. Actually it has an interesting history itself. The zoo has its own business page on Yelp. As for the rest of the park, there's other stuff worth exploring. There's a pretty big lake. Go take a walk across the stone bridge. The park also has a mini golf course and softball fields among other things. Also check out a preserved steam locomotive. There's also a pavilion for those wanting to have a picnic. Has lots of activities throughout the year including festivals and fireworks. It's located east of Morris Avenue and south of Wood Street. They also have entertainment such as outdoor theater.

Great place to walk or relax. Has a splash pool for kids, a pavilion for events, paddle boating on…read morea lake, a stocked lake for fishing, trails to walk around, picnic areas, a gazebo, a baseball field, a monument to war veterans, a monument to firefighters, lots of open fields both in the sun, and shade, and easy access to downtown Bloomington. We went to the zoo, and then we spent two hours just exploring.

We have annual passes and just renewed. And if you get an annual pass you can use this days…read moreadmission against the pass price and use both this year and next!! We buy as Christmas presents! Our seven year old grandson said "we need to make this a tradition!" And they let you bring in food as long as not in cooler. And food is reasonable and get coupons w annual pass too. And refills are $1 on drinks and you can bring back the cups all season! We love the lazy river, the wave pool , and the new splash fountain. And there is an adults only section too. Grandkids love royal flush and slides! We also use the miniature golf and driving range.

It is a fun place for kids of all ages to go and have fun but the price for one person is 40…read moredollars and that is crazy but you do get to be there all day and I think the go-Carts should be included with the 40 dollar fee to get in the park, but other than it is a fun place to go.

As an early bird, there is nothing that beats an early morning swim, especially when it gets to be…read moreat an outdoor pool on a beautiful cool summer morning. Sholem provided the perfect spot for this morning's swim! While I can't speak to this facility during a busier time, I can speak to my experience in the pools earlier hours. I was able to walk up to their admission desk and, after talking briefly with the friendly desk worker, I paid my $6 to swim and headed into the locker room. During my swim, there was never more than 4 people in the pool and I was able to swim in one of their 3 lanes for most of my swim. Additionally, while the air was a little chilly this morning, the pool temperature was perfect! I thoroughly enjoyed my swim and would recommend this spot to anyone looking. I also eyed a pretty awesome lazy river that I'd like to take a few laps through if I find myself itching to swim again before I head back to St. Louis!

I was only here once, but had a great time. A cheap way to cool off and have some summer fun! The…read morewaterslides are awesome. Remember to flatten your body to get that speed! Didn't try the lazy river-those things have a history of making people sick. Tons of fun splashy play type stuff for little kids. The only reason they don't get five stars is the lack of a diving board. Come on people, if you're going to spend a ton to build a massive aqua complex, you put in a diving board.

This water park is most definitely geared for younger children or adults. I didn't find it amusing…read moreenough to say it's geared for a much older audience. There are 3 water slides. One in the kiddie pool area, and two one you take a tube down, and the other you don't need one. The pool goes from a few inches up to about 5 1/2 feet deep, no diving allowed. There separate locker rooms/restrooms with showers, and outdoor lockers that you can rent for a small fee to store your things securely. The admission fee was something like $5/person but on this particular visit we used some free admission coupons that were given to us by someone leaving the park. Total score! The facility seems to be kept clean, and I saw a suitable amount of life guards available in case one were to be needed. I should also mention that there is a small park area that is accessible from within the water park. I want to say that I seen a sand pit, and some swings. There were lots of chairs for sunbathing and a concession stand as well.

I really liked it here. I love how the pool is set up & how my grandkids can walk really far out &…read morestill be able to touch bottom. I did have an incident however, that makes us not want to go back anytime soon. My son has schizophrenia. When he comes to the pool with us all he does is walk around. He paces. That's just all he does. He rarely even gets in the water. Well, someone reported him as being "suspicious" & said he was following them. I wasn't at all happy about the way management handled the situation. They had the park police come & wanted them to tell my son to leave. I talked to the park police & explained that he's got this disease & he walks around & talks to himself. But he's the sweetest person you'll ever meet! He's harmless, extremely friendly doesn't bother anyone. It really hurt him to think that someone accused him of doing something malicious. They agreed not to make him leave as long as he stayed right with me. But that's impossible. He can't stay in one area...ever. He walks all over. So my brother came to pick him up & take him home because he was so upset. He felt very discriminated against & so did I. It's sad that I can't even take him swimming for fear his "odd behavior" will make someone think he's doing something wrong! People need to be educated about people with mental disabilities. (& it's very obvious that he has one). Anyway, we won't be back because he doesn't feel comfortable there. We are going to a pool in Bloomington /Normal now & it's wonderful. No one has bothered him or been bothered by him & we love it.

Review Visit: October 22nd, 2014…read more Holiday Park was a nice stop in Bloomington. It came at the tail end of a day of exploring a lot of parks in Bloomington. From what I remember, it was a pretty nice park. Bigger than I was expecting. There is a pool/swimming area for people of all ages to enjoy. It was closed for the season when I visited. There was a big lake adjacent to it that was nice to walk along. It would've been cool to experience the water park, but there is always another day. If you are in the area and the season is just right, take your family/kids/friends/strangers (okay, maybe not strangers) to the park. Between the pool, playground area, a lake to walk along, its a nice little gem of a place to visit.

We love holiday pool. The facilities are great, the staff is friendly, and we always have a good…read moretime there. The extra hour for members before the pool is open to the public is a great perk.

It's nice to swim. There food is alright . Had a pleasnt swim and time to rest and eat the slides…read morepretty fun .the water always really blue and smells like chlorine. It's really not bad unless it's crowed but I mean it's a public place where it's pretty clean . Staff usually always nice and just really pleasant as well .

I had higher hopes for this park. From the pictures it looked like some fun playground equipment…read more Sadly it is in need of some repair and cleanup. It appears the neighborhood does not take great pride in their park. There is trash all over the playground. Adults were vaping and paying little attention to their children. My kids still had fun. They especially liked the rope spiderweb. This park is really designed for the older child. Perhaps late elementary to middle school. There is also a splash pad, however it was not working, I'm assuming because of Covid19. Also there's a large grassy knoll. Likely great place to sled in winter, picnic and roll down in summer. And also BBQ and picnic tables for BBQing and parties. There were no bathrooms that I could see. Maybe that's the norm in Illinois? And a very small parking lot. A bit disappointed.