Splashdown Park

Not too fun because the line up was pretty long and the pool is really dirty. Even on a sunny day the pool’s water is freezing. After the day I went to splashdown I got sick because the water was too cold. but other than that it was really fun! Great water slides and shops! Great for lots of people to come for a lot of fun, like family and friends!!!

Pretty nice park. Could use some TLC but has come a long way from some of the reviews a year or so old. A lot better than what I expected and all the kids had a blast. Even the little ones 48″ or lower could go on all but the black hole which was way too scary for them anyway. I did break my foot on a crooked ledge so maybe 4 stars is high but even the first aid staff was good. They recommended I go to the doctor asap and almost didn’t until I spoke to the nursing hotline. For a simple seasonal job they seemed professional and was a great day at the park until the fateful step ten minutes before leaving. «Crack. What was that??» Me «that was just my foot rolling over on this little ledge here.» As I limp away.
Down to the deets. Pools were clean with exception of hot tub and one kiddy pool with rocks in it. Dam kids and their throwing rocks. Lol. Anyway, I think this is a ritual summer event in gonna start with my four year old daughter. She was as happy as being at Disneyland.
My one complaint (other than my foot) was the wind blowing through the park. Very brisk the day we went and your think one wind screen on the kiddie slide hill and blocking the stairwell and there wouldn’t be so much shivering. Then again that costs money and no clue what they profit off a place like this but it seems highly profitable. Our party of three dropped a bill in entry and concessions. That and souvenir for 6 weeks. Lol in walking cast now.

It’s a nice water park, I would’ve given it four stars, but the bathrooms are terribly dirty. Random puddles of water? Little white stains? Grass? Pines? The list goes on. But other than that, the outside was pretty good. My favorite slide is probably the river run. The only flaw is that it stops after each slide. Anyways, overall, it was okay.

Just spent a beautiful Monday at the park.
Kids loved it, friends and family enjoyed it too.
Aesthetically — I would give the place 2.5 stars. The rating is high– and may seem I am too cause I rated it so high. The grass and trees are clean, so that was pleasant. However, the overall upkeep and maintenance of the place makes you feel as though you are playing in the ghetto.
With paint chipping from concrete –everywhere — tiles missing from the hot tubs and picnic tables barely holding together the place needs some money put into it. It wouldn’t hurt to buy some new BBQs — the current ones are falling apart. The roughest part though — well for my tender feet anyway — was the walking around the place. The concrete feels as though you are walking on tacks. I was happy I brought some water shoes.
The good news — the place was affordable. The staff treat you well and children are laughing everywhere. And there is no measurement for that.

Overpriced entry fees mean you only go when coupons are available. We bought 2 person admission passes which clearly state they were valid Mon-​Thur and not on «statutory holiday WEEKENDS». They would not honor them during the week when the holiday fell on Wednesday. I demanded a refund and took my business elsewhere.

Dirty, Dirty, Dirty. The hot tub looked like someone dumped bags of flour in it. Dead skin floating all around. Have they ever emptied it? Pool was dirty too. Stuck on the waterslides because the gel coat is all worn off and they are no longer slippery! The teenage life guard tried to tell me it was my bathing suit! I told her I wore the same one to Disney World water parks and had no difficulty. We spent less than an hour there and rushed home to bath the kids. Absolutely disgusting.

Not incredibly impressed. Overcrowded, lines are too slow and the park needs some major TLC.
I doubt that we will be returning soon.

* Crappy, overpriced food, but its to be expected.
* Perpetually busy – congested even, especially during the sparse sunny and warm days in the summer
I might be a bit biased as I highly dislike public swimming pools in general (especially public hot tubs… they have jets – double EW). Have you realized all of the human filth that lingers in there?
Have I ruined your day? I hope so. :D
Anyways the Black Hole is pretty darn cool, and probably the best part of the whole «park.»

Splash down is a place for kids and adults alike.
There are two tube rides, «Big Jim River» and «Black Hole». Black Hole ride is in a tunnel. For a more intense ride, close your eyes!
There are 4 advanced slides ‘Oliver Twist”, «Kamikazi», and the «Corkscrew». Two intermediate slides «Loop the Loop» and «Double Trouble».
For Primo real estate on the lawn, get there before 11AM during the week. Shaded areas are limited.
Life guards are not always on Duty. Parents of young children, be aware of your kids, especially if they are not good swimmers.
General Admission for ages 4 and up is $ 22.99, if you sign up for the special events notifications at
you will receive a coupon valued at $ 8.00 your next admission.
For EATS I recommend bring your own food. They have a concession, but it is expensive, and they offer no healthy alternatives. (Just saying) We brought, trail mix, Sweet Potato Pop Chips, berries, homemade potato salad and tons of water.
The is also a BBQ rental $ 12 for a two hour limit, including all utensils.
This spot is being ran by teenagers from what I can see. For all I know the adults might be monitoring the whole area with their spyware!
We are bigs fans, but I could see some improvements around the park, that could make this place FUC!
Go during the week, it gets busy in the afternoon. I can’t even imagine the park on the weekend.
If you grew up in the lower mainland, this is one summer fun attraction you should not miss!

I wouldn’t have gone to splashdown except I got 4 free passes. So I went this weekend with my wife and 2 kids aged 7 and 9. Overall, the place was packed! Almost too many. the hottub had tons of things floating in it. I had to tell the kids to not put their heads under water. I didn’t even want to go in.
The waterslides are a bit painfull. When you slide downsome of the gaps where the slides are connected feel like they’re cutting your back. I ended sitting up and going slower so I wouldnt have pain.
I guess it just feels too like the place is neglected. Rust, old paint, and unlandscaped in parts… Leaking joints between slides… it just feels like the last time the place was power washed and cleaned properly was 5 years ago. Also, the staff there should all be in uniform. the guy emptying the garbage was in camo shorts and steel toe construction boots. The kids play area is also all cracked and messed up. Overall I was glad to go but I wouldn’t be giving it 2 stars if I had shelled out $ 100 for that day.
they need waterslide makeover people to come in. And a good HR person.

I don’t care how old I am, Splash Down Waterslides is on my annual summer activities list.
With loads of fun water slides (my favorite is the black hole) you will feel like a kid again zipping down the water slides or maybe playing in the water park. With lots grassy of room to lay out your towel you can bring a picnic lunch or just lay out while you calm down from all the excitement of the slides.
Also on site is a concession stand and locker facilities; the concession is pricey [since they have you locked in and all], lockers are reasonable but I have left my things out unattended and they were never bothered.
Now don’t be shy, bring out your inner five year old and go to Splash Down. Just don’t forget to yell «Weeeeeeeeee!!!» the whole time.

For water parks this is pretty much our only option. As a result it’s probably the most fun you’ll ever have if you grew up here.
It was the destination for hot summer days and field trips throughout school.
It’s probably the first place you may have nearly drowned, felt sick after going in the water too soon after eating a hot dog, saw that girl in a head turning bikini, saw that guy with the washboard abs, and experienced this perpetual summer bliss.
Memories are what this place makes whether good or bad. Due to it being the one and only, it’ll stay with you for life.