The other day we spent an afternoon at this waterpark and the kids had a blast, they are already…read moreasking again to go! It's been hot here and everything water related sounds good! Our favorites were the wave pool and the lazy river. We didn't have little ones so we didn't use the kid's area. There is plenty of lounging chairs but if it's super busy these may fill up pretty fast. Luckily you can also set your stuff up in the grassy area too. These are my tips for visiting: 1. Best hours are between after lunch and close. 2. You gotta keep your water bottles, drinks, and snacks in the car. So pack a cooler for breaks or purchase from their snack bar (affordable prices & had 1/2 food after 5pm!). You can also bring in empty bottles to fill up. 3. Stay with your little ones in the wave pool. While our older kids loved the high wave hours, it can been rough for little guys. 4. Check Groupon, they were admission packs available! 5. The "toilet plunge" waterslide is a little rough for little kids, and kids must be 48" or taller for the water slides so they are great for older kids. And there is a specific kid area for the smaller kids! 6. Pack your own beach towels, sunscreen. 7. They aren't really any shaded area, so bring something, like a shade tent, to set up in the grassy areas if preferred.

Upon arrival to the waterpark I was a bit apprehensive but for the price of admission you really…read morecan't beat it. The facility was clean and well staffed with many eyes out for safety. Although a bit small the kids will love it. There is a decent sized wave pool, lazy river and three slides one of which is like a toilet bowl. My only advice would be to eat beforehand or after. The concession stands could use a little work. My sister ordered a walking taco and only received meat and cheese no lettuce, tomato, nothing. I ordered a soft pretzel with cheese and got a hard dried up pretzel with cheese. Come visit the park and enjoy just don't ask for much in the way of food.

Took a group of 5 with one baby to this place and it was amazing ! Very clean facility with plenty…read moreto do . Also loved the sections for smaller kids .

This is a amazing small sized water park, it's not insanely crowded, they have a lazy river and…read morewater slides, they also have decent food options good for anytime at the pool, it's also close to a park so kids can dry off there.

My son is 6 and is special needs. The staff were extremely helpful and understanding. My son…read morequickly became obsessed with the one large water slide, and the lifeguards communicated with him in a way that my son could follow and understand their direction.

We had a great time here. I took my 4 and 2 year old. There were lots of lifeguards on duty paying…read morevery close attention and took their jobs seriously. The kids area looked to be updated with a toddler slide, and the big slide was fast and fun!!! I will definitely be back. They are open even in the winter and it was a good day to go today because it was slightly raining out. 4 stars because they have a good court with nothing in it.

The Baker pool is a great place to spend the day swimming and sunning for families. I was visiting…read moremy best friend and her 3 children for a week in Muncie when we took a trip to the Baker pool. It's clean , plenty of trained lifeguards on duty, and VERY affordable. The local community pools in Los Angeles are not as clean or affordable for families that have more than 1 child. There were plenty for chairs when we arrived at 2:30pm on a Wednesday and they had 2 waterslides that all perfect for everyone. The architectural design was really well thought out. Parents can watch their kids from chairs without being too obstructed. Thanks for a great time !!

This pool and aquatic center are great! The admission is only $2 per person. They have two decent…read moresize slides, plenty of lifeguards and several different small areas with splash pads and slides for younger children! The large splash pad area where they have buckets dumping and different sprinklers is absolutely amazing. I love it that they also have benches so parents could sit and watch and did not have to participate if you did not want to. Everything was very clean and the lifeguards were very attentive. This was such a great find in my community. They do allow children to wear lifejackets, but you may not wear lifejackets to go down the waterslides. The water in the large slide area is 3'6". This allowed my seven year old nephew to go down the slides, but the five-year-old was not able to. There were still plenty of other great areas for the five year old to play in with the splash pad area and the pool with depth less than 1'. Plenty of lawn chairs and I did notice that you can even reserve lawn chairs, I'm sure there is a fee for this but I did not inquire.

Great spot for family fun! Reasonably priced and clean, slides for the kids, lazy river for the…read moreadults along with plenty of lounge chairs for reading and relaxing. In addition, just outside are picnic tables so that you can bring your own food to save money.

A great and inexpensive place to take the family (or by yourself) and cool off and relax. The two…read morewater slides are awesome; one is with an inner tube and the other one is without a tube (and it's fast). If you go down on the one in an inner tube, you can take a float into the lazy river. Plus they have lap pools, deep pool area, shallow area for the kids with water works style toys, and a splash pad. They have a decent snack bar with nachos, hot dogs, hamburgers, ice cream, soda, etc. Plus the prices are reasonable. You can spend all day here....don't forget the sun block!

My biracial kids and I just left this place. I am fully black in all my God given beauty. Ok, so I…read moredid not use the pool which was clean and well kept. The kids refused to set foot in the shower area since they we're grossed out by a bug or two but that's neither here nor there or the primary cause of concern so far.... I normally let racist experiences like this slide if but since relocating from Seattle, (which I have not ever overtly been on the receiving end there), I must say this is the first time since moving 2 years ago that I was this grossed out by grown folks' behavior. This was a new feeling. From the swimming teen staff , as well as the other patrons. It was the weirdest thing watching all the white moms and their kids (around 15 total) congregate, quite packed on one side and they appeared unrelated,, and then on the other side (we were there first BTW) just me with 12 other empty pool lounge chairs! . Yup. I am not making this up folks, it was quite entertaining but I had work to do so ignored active "segregation " which was too coincidental to ignore. As for my kids, they ofcourse had a blast AND will be back with their aunt that grew up a block away and physically " fits" right in! I will be back if they insist but the vibes were not receptive but I've educated them to not let their value come from others. I stayed an extra 10 minutes in the car to immediately render this review and saw the side I left slowly started being occupied, and I feel good articulating this as a warning to anyone new who is either black or a minority to let them be aware of this. I am happy to say we were definitely not bothered or experienced negative oral communication, however as we hear growing up..'actions speak louder than words'. Do not recommend based on the above. Lifeguards as well showed poor hospitality to an acute degree. But it's learned at home for the most part isn't it? And yes, it's still 2018, lol. "Buyer Beware" depending on the 'type of buyer you are. We then went next across the lake to Alexander's Ice Cream which has routinely been a top pick for a delicious bite or treat while enjoying a Safe, Inclusive environment when I make the 15 minutes trip to Cicero.