electric city water park

The family had an awesome time here. Very affordable and entertaining. The younger children need to avoid the wake area as it is quite rough and tumble but more importantly, there are a lot of bigger people with boards using the area. The only down side was that it closed too early.

Hard to imagine this could be a public water sport area. The young ones could not get enough.They had an awesome looking water slide area, a regular pool, cool looking area for small children, and an amazing rip tide area with a lazy river and water tube shute. They had a concession area, life jackets, knee boards, tubes, and lounging chairs. It was real cheap with lots of lockers and change area. Easy to access, along the river and beside a park.Have to go back.

I took my sons for a morning of water fun on a hot late summer day. Not too busy, and a reasonable amount of attractions to keep them going for hours. Doesn't have any of the larger "traditional" water slides but has a lazy river, a surfing wave,& a large lane pool with 2 slides. Being used to paying a lot to enter water parks, I was pleasantly surprised to gain entrance for 3 of us for under $30.Change rooms could use some updating, but the main building is obviously a heritage building.Will be going again!

We went there on a Saturday in August (wife 2 kids ages 6 and 9) and were pleasantly surprised by the size of this attraction. The pool is huge, the water slides are perfect for the kids and overall the place was very clean. The lazy river was a lot of fun, but be warned - when you go in via the slide, hold on to your sunglasses because you will lose them when you hit the bottom! Great time overall though!

We spent the entire afternoon here with another couple and their kids - we'd definitly go back. On one side of the park there are a few water slides into a pool, a separate kiddies pool and then on the other side there's the 'lazy river' with a wave rider in the middle. I 'air-quote' lazy river because there nothing lazy about it... I called it a survival of the fittest because it's actually quite fast moving but super fun! I'm not the outdoorsy, adventurous type, but I thoroughly enjoyed it, as did everyone in our group (4 adults and 3 kids ages 12-13). We spent the whole day on the lazy river side - a few went to check out the slides but they weren't impressed so they came back. Do NOT be scared to go on the wave rider, it looks worse than it is and even 'I' went on it, which says alot! I have to say I was very impressed with all the lifeguards on duty and how quick their response was to all the situations that arose throughout the day. We paid for package A, which was the most expensive but for 6 hours of fun, it wasn't expensive at all. We paid $12/adult and $10 for our 12 year old - cheap if you ask me. This fee included use of everything, including the tubes and boards for the wave rider and lazy river. You're not allowed to take in food or drinks but there's a concession on site and the food was very inexpensive - it was only $1.50 for a hot dog and $3 for nachos and cheese.... that's all we got but everything else looked just as cheap.

The day we went there was perfect for this sort of thing--too hot to be walking around, and a great day to get wet.I've been to better water parks, but this one was still worth it. I've also seen worse.For those saying it's expensive--I've seen ones that were much more expensive-without anything really worth the extra you pay.We did the slides a few times before moving on to the river part with the tubes (Which didn't cost extra)-we did spend a bit of time in the pool in between.One thing I liked about the slides is that you had a decent amount of water to land in--some parks you could jam your foot or twist your ankle with the water so shallow--this one had a good depth.Now the river part was a lot of fun.We spent time just floating around, and some time going down the slide part on the tubes.We did skip the Flow Rider as it seemed a it much for us, but we enjoyed watching others try it out.All in all a fun afternoon, and very refreshing.

fun for a break from the heat. paying for tubing is sorta dumb. a flat rate would be better then adding extras.other then that worth a visit if you have kids who love to swim.

We go there once or twice with the grandkids every summer. It is a fun place and the kids always have a good time but you want to go by the bank and get a loan because it isn't cheap. You have to buy a ticket just to watch the kids.

My daughter and I stumbled upon this place. We had a blast. Wave riding, swimming, going down the slides. It was clean, staff was friendly and helpful. Couldn't ask for more.

Pros: Inexpensive, Fun and a variety of pools to cool you off. There is music playing, and it is a great place to hang out, swim, or tan.Cons: You have to pay for tubes once you pay for the entry into the park. That should be included in the package deal.

I can understand charging extra for the boogie board and lazy river, but to charge for the 2 slides in the pool area is to much money. The younger kids need something to play on and it doesn't break the bank to swim.