My children are 3 and 4. They really enjoy going here. They love being able to play in the sandbox, then getting in the pool or going over to stand under the big bucket when it dumps. The park has a 1 or 2 foot deep wading pool with a little slide and water jets shooting up through the water;... More

We were there on a Thursday and there were lots of camp groups there. Luckily, they come early and leave early so if you get there around 12, they start going to eat lunch so the crowds aren't horrible. By 2:30, the crowds were real low. Overall, the kids had a great time (ages 3-11). Don't expect a lot of... More

When it was hot out my family and I went and it was so nice. The place was right next to our campground and it was really clean. I really liked the fact that water bottles there are 25 cents. This place also had huge water-slides, and a kiddie pool. My little brother loved that. Overall an awesome place.

This waterpark is an ok place to spend a day. But, it's dilapidated and dirty, and needs a makeover. The park itself consists of a large toddler wading pool with slide, a sand play area, a huge, rambling pool with a few small straight slides, a splash pad playground area, and two large waterslides. You have to be 48 inches... More

I will never go again! It was terrible and boring and even not safe! The slides were just good for infants as adults had to walk on it not slide on it! The bottom of the pools were made of rough cement that scratched my nee and elbow!!

The main pool is a series of overlapping circles and looks very nice. The decks are wide with lots of chairs and umbrellas, and some shade. My kids, 12 and 13, loved the slides and the enormous bucket that dumps water on you. It's also nice that the water park is set in a forest -- very green all around.... More

Considering it cost $8/adults and $6.75 for kids, (2 and under were free), it was pretty affordable to get in. There is a big sign, close to the entrance, posted that list their rules and regs, and it does say no outside food or drinks allowed. You also can't bring in arm floaties either. When you check in, they do... More

Although affordable; this place is very poorly managed. No outside food or drinks allowed but they don't have that anywhere on their website or a sign before you enter. Every aspect of the park is handled by one rude teenager after another. They won't allow you to bring in any snacks (even for my baby) but yet, their concession stand... More

This is one of several Northern Virignia small waterparks. It's relatively inexpensive (under $10 a head, varies according to age and time). It's divided into a 1 foot section (with a toddler slide), a 2 foot section (with a pirate ship slide - preschool to K size), a 3 foot section (with three slides, good for elementary age), and a... More