Will I recommend yes at least once Will I return yes Tickets for less than four people are $50 a person Operation hours are 10 AM to 5 PM I found this to be a great experience. You can either sit in the sun or in the shade and many of the free chairs and umbrellas that they provided the atmosphere was very pleasant. The one thing I do not recommend is to eat the food there a large pizza was $28. I would highly recommend bringing your own food. They allow coolers just no glass you can relax it's safe. They have music playing in the background, which is great if you don't have service on your phone up in the north country. The staff, we're all very friendly and well professionally dressed The water was all clean. It was well maintained. Plenty of lockers, which I didn't need to use and I felt lots of people didn't need to use. Things seemed very safe left on chairs. If you're looking for thrillseeking, this is not the place. We did ride the waterslides once I did not ride them again once was enough other than that. We kind of just had lunch and enjoyed the atmosphere. Did the lazy river and the tidal pool read more

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Very family friendly water park felt very safe there with 3 kids aged 2-7. Lots of life guards who were very present. Rides for all ages.

Hello, my name is Stephen mcintyre I'm a black man from London, me and my family were at your water park yesterday, I was in your wave pool with my grandchildren when I heard a young child say he does not like black people and he didn't want to get in the same pool as me, I'm writing this review to praise the young lifeguard who heard what was said and quickly stepped in and had words with the child and father who I will say did not say a word until the lifeguards intervention. Thank you so much that . Me and my family had a lovely day. See you next summer.5star service read more

This is an overall review of Whale's Tale. There are two major water parks in the state of NH- Water Country and Whale's Tale. To be honest, if we're going solely on the water rides, amenities/attractions and their customer service, Whale's Tale is far better than Water Country. That said, they fail in a significant area- their bar. I went with a couple friends for the day on the 4th of July. I had approximately one drink for every hour I was in the park. I originally asked the bartender for a Tito's and club soda with a splash of Cranberry. She told me they didn't have Tito's and that they only had their house vodka. I had no other choice since that is all they offered. Keep in mind almost all their "specialty" cocktails were vodka based. Towards the end of the day I actually watched her make my drink. This is when I realized they were literally using the cheapest vodka known to man. I wasn't really happy about it. But what's done is done. As I looked it up online I found you could currently buy a 1.75 liter handle of this vodka at any NH liquor store for $8.99. You can do the math yourself. They charge $12 for any drink with vodka in it. $12 is not unreasonable for a basic mix drink at a venue of any kind. Some places may even charge up to $15-$16 for one. But those places will also use a reasonable mid shelf vodka like a Tito's or KettleOne ($30/handle). Some places may use a little lower end like an Absolute ($20-$25/bottle). The only place that you would find that MIGHT have no other option but "Vanka" is the lowest of low dive bars. But usually even they offer a mid shelf option. And if you got a vodka drink with Vanka it would be $4-$5...because they are using literally 25 cents worth of vodka and still making good margins on the drink at $4-$5. Fast forward to an hour after I left the park. I have a head ache I can't get rid of. I honestly slept awful that night cause the headache wouldn't go away even with asprin. The next morning I text my friend and tell him I still couldn't shake the headache in the morning. He tells me his wife (who was drinking the same stuff). Had the same exact head ache issues. We were by no means intoxicated. We both can handle our alcohol. But we both were served the sh*ttiest vodka known to man. The place should honestly be embarrassed they serve the trash with no other option and charge $12 for it. Lesson learned- go for the park and cool off enjoying the nice mountain views in a beautiful country setting. But stay far away from their trashy bar if you want any kind of hard alcohol or you will pay the price! read more

Whale’s Tale - This was the only Vodka option available. It is $9 for a handle- 1.75 liters. - Water Parks Near Me - Lincoln, New Hampshire

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The water park is great water is cold clean and refreshing. Water slides do leave some parts emotional and physical. Let's get to the juicy stuff, the wave pool it's super fun, obviously you'd think if anything bad were to happen the life guard would save you. Wrong. Sam the life guard was watching a little boy drown it wasn't still by standers went go help the little boy. I wanted to give him the benefit of the doubt but then another little girl was struggle and he didn't help or blow the whistle. But god forbid someone went within 10 feet of the wall. Over all great water park. read more

I think my last visit to Whales Tale was about 25 years ago. Boy oh boy have they really expanded and improved this park. We loved it 25-30 years ago, but it is so much better now with more attractions to enjoy. One of my favorite things about recently visiting Whales Tale was that the lines for the slides really weren't that long at all compared to a local water park we occasionally visit in southern Massachusetts. We have been to that other park on weekdays too and it seems to always get really long lines by late morning, but we didn't really have issues at Whales Tale. Some of the slides here are really unique and innovative (like the Banzai Pipeline and Eye of the Storm), and one of the kids' splash areas is truly the largest and most exciting looking (to me at least) that I've ever seen. Additionally, the lazy river has a combination or regular round floats and these amazing chair floats that really are game-changing. I'll never look at another lazy river the same way again. I hope to plan another visit to the area to get to revisit Whales Tale again. It was truly the highlight of our trip. read more

Overall clean, could use a few updates to paint. 150lb weight limit on a few slides surprised me. Nice that you can bring your own food/cooler (and I recommend doing so). The pizza was a good value at $5 for a very large slice but the chicken tenders must have been sitting under the warmer for quite sometime as they were basically a hockey puck. A water bottle fill station would be a nice addition. read more

Pretty average water park. The slides and lazy River were pretty fun. It's always fun to visit if your in the area.

This is our third visit with our children and we are never disappointed when we spend the day. You are allowed to bring coolers into the park with no problem. Plenty of free parking. All staff at the park were very friendly and attentive, while maintaining the safety of their guests. The kids especially enjoyed body Boarding/surfing. read more

Packed full of Fun - Whales Tale's is a winner with our family. The White Mtns has a lot to offer. About 2.5-3 hours away this is one cool spot. Exit 33 just of I-93 and only about a half mile off the exit and super easy to find. - Pizza place right across the street. - Go there buy your pizza and bring it back. This place is just the right size. Big enough for a few days of entertainment and not too overwhelming that the kids would get lost. Our 4 girls ran about all day from place to place and had a blast! Cost/Price $32 - Pay the same price and you can go after 3 til 6. Then go back again the next day on the same ticket from 10-6. We did this and it worked out great. The first half day they all got familiar with the park. The next full day they were ready to roll and knew exactly which rides to go on. Yes - Buy your tickets on line Free parking Have your hand stamped and exit and enter freely Free showers with liquid soap (only 3 stalls in the women's) Free Bathrooms Free plastic bags to bring your wet suits back home in Small Lockers on site - $10 rental at the gift shop. $5 cash back when you return the key. Lots of sun and shady places Free use of picnic tables, lounge chairs, sitting chairs, umbrella areas Coolers allowed with food, drink, bev (bring your own!) Bar with beer and frozen drinks - cash only Snack Shack - pizza, hot dogs, burgers, pretzels - decent prices ($3.50 hot dog) Dippin Dots - $4.00 for a small dish - ouch! Smoking allowed on site but is way back behind the slide so it doesn't bother the eaters or kids. No - No glass No pets No full restaurant No real healthy food - salad for $6.00 didn't look so great No private changing rooms - open space with benches and hooks but nothing private other than the toilets. No towels service - bring your own towels from home or buy in the gift shop. No rides when there is thunder and lightning. Everyone has to pile into the snack buildings until the storm is over - Cramped! Things to bring: Towels Sunscreen Food & Drinks Opens at 10:00 am but some rides don't open until 10:30 - Closes at 6:00 pm but check the schedule since this is seasonal. Rides: Shipwreck Island is good for all ages. There are 4 colored slides The purple are mild for the younger kids = easy slides The blue and yellow are mild The red is fast and has a LOT of twists and was a bit more severe than the Downpour because of all the spirals. There is a ship at the top that fills and completely dumps on everyone - Awesome! The Plunge is basically a full drop and you can go airborne at the top if you catch the wind just right. If you want speed this is it. For something much more mild. Go on the lazy river, Johah's Escape. I actually saw someone reading a book while floating around it. The Eye of the Storm gives you a quick fast rush before it spits you out like a marble or penny in those donation machines. The drop into the pool at the bottom is a rush. If you are alert you can catch and turn yourself to go feet first. I dropped head first so it took me a bit to figure out which end was up to swim over to the stairs. It's deep to catch the really tall people dropping in. Fairly mild rides are the ones with the rafts/tubes: Goes forward and back and the kids called it the skate board. The Harpoon Express is for two or three riders and is fun and mild if you have a light load. I saw lots of parents bring their young kids on in the front and it was fine. With two full adults (if you consider me a full adult) we tipped the tube over at the bottom in the pool and it was fun. Beluga Boggin is a single one tube ride. The lighter you are the slower and more mild it goes. The 5 year old went down and just tooled along. The life guard at the top whistles downs to the life guard at the bottom signaling a little rider so they can help. You can swim in the Willie's Wild Wave pool or hang out in a tube. There are full waves for 15 mins then a break for 15 mins. The guards keep you off the wall so no one gets hurt. Whale Harbor for the tots and younger kids has lots of fun toys to play with. There are shallow areas but there are some deeper parts for the real little ones. There are life guards all over and they are all very alert and on top of things watching and cautioning activity all through the park. They are mostly young students but they are all on top of their game and are very pleasant and helpful. It wasn't too crowded with not many long lines and when there are it goes pretty fast. It is well worth the trip to drive up and spend a day or a place to stop on your vacation. read more

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This is one of my favorite places to go in the summer especially when it is very hot out because there's just so much and I would very much recommend it if you were coming up to the valley or if your local buying a season pass is awesome because then you can go All the time. The only thing some of the employees are very rude read more

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Great day at the water park. Very guest friendly park. Free parking and tubes. You can bring a cooler with lunch & water. Staff is very outgoing & great with kids. Tom's of chairs to spread out and shade or sun based on your preferences. Big variety of slides for all ages & heights. Everything is very clean, such as slides, chairs & bathrooms. We'll be back soon. read more

Great day at the water park with my two kids. First time at Whales Tale and had somewhat muted expectations. But we were pleasantly surprised with the cleanliness of the park and how easy it was to enjoy all the pools and slides. The foot traffic was very tolerable. Everyone seemed like they were having fun. Will come back again. read more

The check in process is ridiculous. After buying the tickets on line, we still had to stand in line. The process could use to be brought into the 21st century. Scaffolding that holds up the higher slides is ominously rusty in MANY spots. The park has been around a long time. It is beyond its prime and seriously needs major renovations. The clientele is very nice. read more

Here's my message I sent to them via their website. It was such a huge waste of my time and effort to get there. My only that, but they were rather unapologetic and basically acted like, "oh well". ******************************************************** I visited your water park today and let me just say it was a HUGE disappointment. It was more one of the most frustrating experiences I have had in a long time. My wife and son drive an hour...just to turn around and drive back home. Here are the highlights of my day: The area designated for toddlers was not open today. There was no indication on your website that this was the case. Only until I came in to ask why there was no water in this area that I was told it was undergoing renovations. I was told that it was on the wave report. I had no idea what she was talking about so she pointed to a piece of paper in the desk. 1. How would I even know that was there in the first place? 2. Why was there no information on the website that it was closed? 3. Why (as I was grappling with a toddler) was I not informed first. Did you want me to pay for all of us and hope I wouldn't say anything? Additionally, once we were directed over to another area that was for "kids my sons age" ( he is 2 ) i was walking up the set of steps to the first platform when a bucket of water fell onto of me and my son. He was scared to death. I walked back down when an employee said, "yea...we should get that bell fixed!" What bell, I said. "The one that warns you when water is going to come down". Great I said!! Now I have to keep looking up to make sure my son doesn't get wiped out by a hundred gallons of water!! So I sat my son down to go down a slide with him and was quickly scolded and said he must go down alone. I told the employee was only 2 years and and he said sorry, those are the rules. This experience was doomed from the beginning and I find it unconscionable that you would knowingly have part of the park closed and not only not inform customers on your website, but also not bother saying anything to them until after they pay? Great business practice. I'm sure it will serve you well in the future. read more

Whale’s Tale - Banner image from their website - Water Parks Near Me - Lincoln, New Hampshire

This place is a great place to bring you kids it has food and drinks water slides for all ages and a lazy river of it also has a ton of seating and tons of life guards read more

Great day for family fun! Be aware of Racism and your surroundings. The younger staff are helpful, respectful but some older staff will ignore you. Be careful of the lesbian bartender she will ignore you if you are a person of color when ordering. Thankfully other patrons saw and spoke out against her ignorance. read more

Whales Tale Water park is an okay place to go. Some parts are great like the Banzai pipeline and the Eye of the storm which me and my son had a blast on. But the Haborside cafe is terrible. When my son went there to get a burger and fries we had to wait 15 minutes keep in mind that this a cafe not an actual restaurant. The staff that were very rude and seemed like they hated working there. After 12 minutes I wanted to know if my son was in there so I tried to go in but the main lady working there said that they were closed, it was 2 pm what cafe closes at 2 pm, I finally got in to wait with my son and as we were at the register the lady seemed to roll her eyes at us. In conclusion the water part of Whales tale is awesome but the Haborside cafe is terrible in terms of its staff the food was decent. Bring your own food they allow it. read more

Sunday 8/5 Either they're short staffed or aren't interested in adult customer satisfaction. One employee in charge of five water slides - Poseidons voyage, The plunge (2 slides), and downpour (2 slides). One employee. Five slides. Absurd. At least a thirty minute wait until your 10 second joy ride. And we were not the only two customers to notice. Harpoon Express and beluga boggin - albeit only two slides, also had only one employee in charge. That was also a 30 minute wait for your 10 second joy ride. It's a cute and quaint little water park and is well equipped to entertain children 10 and under (ours are 8 & 10) with Shipwreck Island, Willie's wild waves and Jonah's escape simply because those attractions are basically free-for-all's with zero wait time. Unless you have younger children to entertain or you don't mind standing around for half an hour to ride down any of their slides, you should seriously consider spending your money elsewhere. read more

This water park left much to be desired in the way of slides, food, alcoholic beverages, supervision of rowdy children in pools, "designated smoking area", bathrooms. Slides: when coming to the park, we were aware that there were only a few slides. There's really only two main options for adults. One is a slide that ends off in a circular bowl that spits you out in the center down to a pool(Eye of the storm). And the other is a set of 5 slides. 3 of which are straight down slides. Now, if straight down slides aren't your thing, this drastically limits your ability to have a good time unless you'd like to stand in a long line over and over again to go on the two other slides which don't go straight down. Food: Very little variety-- pizza $4/slice. Burger with fries and drink $12. Water $2.50. Bring your own food. Alcoholic beverages: Extremely weak, VERY rude female bartender, VERY slow service, unable to leave deck area while consuming beverage. $8.50 a cocktail that might as well be a virgin juice drink to begin with. Supervision: Kids were diving in shallow water in front of life guards. I watched a lifeguard in the small heated pool make eye contact with a kid before he dove into 4ft of water. No one did or said anything. Rowdy kids going out in the wave pool throwing other kids off their rafts and no one did a thing. **IF YOU HAVE SMALL CHILDREN, I would NOT let them far into this wave pool while the waves are on even with a raft. It turns into Lord of the Flies out there as soon as the waves turn on. Smoking: If you are a smoker this is not the place where you can kick back in a designated smokers area like the website advertises. You have to go all the way out and into the parking lot to smoke and/or vape. Bathrooms: Totally disgusting. No private changing areas except for toilet stalls which is very impractical with lines of people waiting who actually need to use a toilet. There are showers you could change in, but same deal and no locks, just curtains. I won't get into the things I saw in those bathroom stalls, but take my word, truly disgusting. I would definitely not recommend this place to any of my adult friends looking for a fun time to kick back with a drink and go down some slides. It was certainly not worth the 2.5 hour drive for us. read more

There isn't much that hasn't been said about this park but for a small water park in the mountains, it is a lot of fun. The day I went it was a little cold. This made waiting in line (~15 minutes for the good slides) to be extra cold. The guards take care to make sure the entire slide or ride is clear before sending an individual. Although safe, it is a bit cumbersome. That being said if you are a quick thrill seeker, you can do this park in a few hours, If you want to relax, you can spend all day. The lazy river was short and sort of lame but there are plenty of exciting rides to make up for it. This is not six flags but if you are looking for a fun time in the white mountains, this is a really good time! Tip: The food is expensive and isn't good at all. They allow you to bring coolers, pack your lunch if you plan on staying all day! read more

What a disappointment really! If you're going to spend the money take the extra time and go to Six Flags, their water park is 10 times better and the admission price covers the water park and the amusement park. Unfortunately my family drove from quiet a distance and were very excited to be going to "New England's best water park"until we drove up and was like "this is it?!". It was mediocre at best. I can surely say we wont be going back unless they cut the price by at least two thirds. read more

Whale's Tale is a favorite for our family! We've gone every summer for the last few years with our extended family, including 9 children ranging in age from 2 to 14. There is lots for everyone here, young and old and lots of space for a group to gather. The kids look forward to it all year and are in the water the entire day. We're always pleased with the careful lifeguards. We usually pack some food as the kids are more interested in playing than eating anyway. Highly recommend! read more

We ended our White Mountain camping trip weekend with a trip to Whales Tale Water Park. Our 8 and 11 year old loved. The place is clean and well run. Parking was free and easy. The park is not large but good enough for a day of fun. The lines aren't too long compared to some other amusement parks but the best tip is to get there before 10 when the place opens so you can own the park for an hour or so. It's also easier to grab a shady spot which we did but we almost hardly were there at all. We loved the Eye of the Storm ride which is basically a toilet bowel that you "flush" yourself down. The Bonzai Pipeline and the slide that you can go down in a triple were also very popular. We didn't try the food here but it looked typical amusement park. You can bring in a cooler if you want. We'll be back next year! read more

It's a small water park in the middle of nowhere. Great for familes, not too expensive since there was 11 of us! Just enough water rides, so not too overwhelming. Has a great wave pool & some ride call the Toilet Bowl Flush. My arms are sore from holding onto my water tube on the rides Super clean! read more

The park opens at 10 AM, but the slides don't actually open until 10:30, but this is not stated on the website, and no one tells you when you arrive. My family basically just stood around for half an hour waiting for everything to open. It is clear the owners don't do much in the way of maintenance. The pools, including the wave pool and the pools at the bottoms of the slides are all chewed up and deteriorated. They need to be resurfaced. Additionally, the water level in the pool at the bottom of the flume slides was roughly 12 to 18 inches low. After ricocheting off the bottom three times, my elbow and back were bleeding and I couldn't go down with my kids anymore. I am 6'01" tall and weigh 190 pounds, so it shouldn't have been a problem. As I waited at the bottom for my kids to continue using those slides, I observed adult after adult hitting the bottom just like I did and making remarks about the poor condition. If the pool was maintained properly, it may not have been an issue. All the lifeguards and other staff seemed very attentive and did a nice job. Unfortunately, the whole park smelled like a dirty urinal. It was pretty disgusting. It's definitely overpriced for what it is. A 5 y.o. costs as much as a 20 y.o. at $35 each. The only reason I'm giving this a 2-star rating instead of a 1-star is because our kids did enjoy themselves. With a little TLC, it wouldn't be a bad place at all. read more

This was our second visit to whales tale water park. The lines were long and some rides were not working that day. The price for a family of four is $140.00. They have food stands but those are very expensive as well. If you do go, plan on spending the day to get your money's worth. I don't think we will go back next year. read more

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Great little park, like most in NH. Good fun for the kids. Lots of slides and water activities. They have alcohol for us big kids. If possible bring your own food. Food is way overpriced (4.50 for onion rings?)but cooler are welcomed. read more

This park really isn't worth the money. At $35 a person (including ages 3 and up), you don't get that much bang for your buck. There's 7 slides (the kiddies slides don't count) and if there's any crowds, you end up waiting in line all day long. We went mid-week in July and it was super crowded. We probably went on 5 slides over the course of SEVEN hours because of the lines! The lines weren't managed well either - they make you wait at the bottom of the very tall stairs because there's only a handful of tubes (seriously we counted - one water slide had 6 tubes active with 4 more half deflated at the side and this is with at least 50 people waiting in line) and once someone hands you a tube, you have to race up the steep stairs and barely have time to catch your breath before it's your turn to go on the slide. There were several times we were stuck in a non-moving line for 20 minutes or more (NO one was on the slides) and the park staff didn't say a word about the reason. I found out later that it was likely because there was a missing child - apparently the whole park stops if a child is missing. While that's great (I have children of my own), a little communication goes a long way and there was none from the staff. Also, there's 4 main water slide areas, but WT uses the same stairs and line area for multiple slides. One area has 3 slides (1 set of stairs) and another has 2 slides (again just 1 set of stairs.) That means if you want to go on one of the less- popular slides, you are still stuck waiting in the long line for the popular slide. I get that WT didn't want to spend more money for additional stairs, but it's just not managed well. There's also not many options for shade. They should offer more paid Cabanas and lots more umbrellas scattered around the park. As a mom with young children, this was a huge inconvenience. As it was, we had to walk to the other end of the park (honestly not that huge a deal since Whale's Tale isn't that big) and drag chairs to sit under some trees away from everything to get a little shade. Furthermore, the slides don't actually open until 10:30 and they close all the rides by 5:45 which isn't cool when we paid as much as we did and had to wait in such long lines all day! (At 5:40, we were in line on the stairs for one last slide ride and the attendant said "you're lucky you're here now. We're closing right now. This will be your LAST ride!" I really wanted to like Whales Tale. My kids enjoyed it. But I doubt we'll go back. If you do go, make sure you don't go on the weekend. It was bad when we went on a Wednesday - I can't imagine the weekends! read more

This water park is clean and affordable. The staff is friendly. I enjoy the assortment of rides. The wave pool is a good size. There are plenty of places to gather. I love the whale shape pool. The changing rooms could be a bit bigger, I love the fact that they have bags for your wet clothing. We have had seasons passes for many years. read more

We had a wonderful time spending the day here. Beforehand staff was great at answering questions over the phone and on FB messenger. It is a family park with very fun water rides and plenty of attentive staff on hand to ensure safety for everyone. All of the rides had minimal lines and the park was clean. They have a great gift shop, a bar, and some food options. Our favorite was the Banzai, Akua Beach (surfing), and the wave pool. I saw a staff member on the surf machine notice a girl having trouble and then asked her if she was left handed, she was, then switched her to the otherside! That's unbelievably attentive and remarkable. At another point a large woman tried to body board and it caused a bit of a backlog of water on the ride making it difficult for the rider on the other side. The staff immediately noticed and turned the machine off. They all had a good sense of humor and some are exceptional at showing off their surfing and also very patient showing others. The day we were there they had a DJ on the stage playing great music and having games for people to win prizes. The only thing I hope the park considers changing in the future is give the lazy river a little more umph with current and better filter system, but as it is is fine. Also, a changing area directly across from the showers near gift shop would be great. I showered then dried and changed in shower which was a bit trying. We had a great day, we definitely recommend making the trip to anyone and can't wait to go back again! read more

Whale’s Tale - Staff member cheering my daughter on after explaining what to do! - Water Parks Near Me - Lincoln, New Hampshire

I love love love Whales Tale! Its the perfect water park if youre looking for a smaller place, We don't do a ton of water slides, we love their wave pool and Lazy river and even though my kids are older they still love the Castaway Island. They now have one of those surfing things, SO FUN FUN! read more

I went with my extended family (ages ranged btw age 5-73) and was shocked by the freezing cold temps of the water in all of the pools! They have a new ShipWreck area for younger kids but it shoots out cold hose water at every angle to the point where my 5 year old said, "I need to leave and go find warm water." It's a fabulous area for children, however, it was empty since no child could stand the frigid water temps. The lazy river and wave pool were also freezing cold. The slides were fine but that's probably because we were only in water for a split second as we exited the slide area. The whale pool that they brag about being 88 degrees (on their website) and two hot tubs were packed with people young and old. The life guards were asking people to get out of the hot tubs because they exceeded the maximum of 12 in each ("it's a state law" was their comment). There was clearly a reason why people were packed into the warm pool and heated hot tubs!! It was a nice sunny day to boot. I was also surprised by how it needed serious pool and structural repair. The swimming pool and hot tubs were falling apart and had loads of cracks and dirt on the seats around the hot tub. We were in a hurry to leave this park and go home to the lake where the water was much warmer! It was an 80 degree day (July 30th) in the middle of summer, it was definitely peak season and the best one would ever expect for a water park day. I will NEVER go back. Furthermore, while I exited the park, the greeter (Rebecca) said, "I hope you had a great day here" and my response was, "You need to relay to management that the pools need to be heated for the price we paid to spend the day." Her response back to me was, "Do you know how astronomical it would be to pay to heat the pools?" I said, "yes, we thought we paid that when we paid our admission fee of $35 per person." She said, "that's what we use to pay our life guards." This was NOT a response I was happy to hear. Again, I will never spend nearly $100 (my 2 children & myself) to spend a day in a swimming pool and avoiding all the other ones with fun slides because the water temps were the temp of a gardening hose. I'm extremely disappointed. read more

Great family park. Plenty to do for all ages. The pools are clean and staff for the most part are very attentive and friendly. If we lived closer we would be there every day. We bought seasons passes this year and they have served us well. We really like going later in the afternoon and staying till closing when the lines are very short. We always bring a cooler for snacks/lunch and plenty of sunscreen. There are several snack bars that serve pizza, fried dough, pretzels, dipping dots, and drinks. There is also another restaurant but I didn't go in there so I'm not clear what they sell. There is a bar but I didn't go to it either. We will be going several more times this summer and will buy season passes again next year. I have been to Water Wizz and Six Flags and found Whales Tales to be much better. The lines are much shorter and there is no charge for parking or tubes. read more

Brought my clan to the waterpark yesterday, it was 80-82 degrees out, a perfect summer day. We rented a cabana ($89.) had poolside service; They have a great selection of beers, mixed drinks, though I will say, the food was EXTREMELY disappointing. ORDER OUT or bring food in the park. We had brought a cooler in the park (sodas, and kids stuff) The lines were NOT long and it was fabulous. We were able to ride each ride without more than a 3 min wait!!!!! We will DEF be back!!!! read more

Let me first say surprised that this place is open considering how dirty and run down it is. I don't think this place has been updated in a very long time or got a good cleaning in a very long time. I had found several spots that needs to be fixed and several spots where I witnessed pother people com spooning about the same thing. I found this place way out of date and that the first thing that they need to do is close the park and clean it. I was also found the staff to be very unfriendly and not to attentive to the guests. In Fact there was a child that got hurt and sliced his knee and was crying and no star even bother to find out if everything was ok or of they needed anything. I would consider this place to be a rip of for you money and time. read more

This water park is absolutely tiny, but that's totally what I expected in a mountain family friendly area anyway. The slides were fun, and you definitely have to wait a bit, but the wait times weren't ridiculous or anything. I've definitely waited much longer at Six Flags and at Water Country. I will say though, that it is very overpriced for such a small park. My boyfriend and I both ate at the pizza cafe by the lockers for lunch and got extremely sick. We were both throwing up the next day and it was just awful. I gave it 3 stars, because it was pretty much what I expected from a dinky water park (expect the unexpected food poisoning). read more

Our family has been coming here for a few years and we quite enjoy it. It's smaller than Water Country, but for me that's a plus. Lines and crowds aren't overwhelming at all. They have all the usual attractions you find at a water park, wave pool, lazy river, area for smaller children and plenty of fun slides. Also a bar for adults, if you're so inclined. We were here last week, came at 1030 and by 3pm my elderly parents in law were fried from sitting in the sun. My sister in law inquired about renting a cabana as many were vacated at that point and the kind female employee allowed my in laws to use it free of charge for the rest of day, park closes at 6. A kind and much appreciated gesture. Another bonus is the beautiful setting in the mountains. If you're in the area, I would recommend it. Worth the admission for a day of fun. read more

My family of 5 had a fantastic time today. The day was filled with action for all three of my kids who are 11,10, and 6. Spent 4+ hours here on a somewhat overcast day which lead to small lines: perfect! Lifeguards were on their "A Game" at one point a parent thought her child was missing. It quickly became all hands on deck to find the child who was quickly located (turned out to be with the dad in a nearby wave pool.) Total cost for admission and food/soft drinks was a little over $200. Well worth the price considering the excitement and smiles the outing provided. read more

I love it here! It's kinda small, but they have a good amount of slides. The lines can get really long, but that's to be expected anywhere. The food is also good here. read more