Rainbow Falls Waterpark

I think it's a great waterpark - brought 5 kids on my own and felt it was manageable and safe. There's a little kids play area, a zero depth pool with diving board/chute slide/lily pads, another play area with a dump bucket, water slides & lazy river. Free under 2 YO. What I learned: *Get there before it starts or be prepared to stand in line (no shade) *Parking is a limited and the main lot is a pretty decent walk; dropped my kids and had them wait in line while I parked *You can bring in all your own food and a cooler - snack shop is good but gets expensive (hot dog, pizza, mozzarella sticks, fries, snacks, water) *Bring your water plus MORE waters - everything sold/water fountains were all warm *People set up LEGIT PARTIES: like tents, blankets, umbrellas, sandwich trays, full pizzas, chairs. I wish I would have brought some of these items to 'claim my area': like a folding chair or 2 + blanket + shade umbrella - there is VERY LITTLE SHADE *Bring a wagon to carry all of the items listed above from the parking lot to the park

I went on 2 of the 4 slides (love the yellow one) swam in the pool and went on the lazy river. It was all fun. My brother and nephew have season passes and go daily so when I was staying with them we all went. The best part was the lazy river. What's not to like? It was great except one of the days it was freezing but we still had fun. I wish I could go every day too... Well worth the money to purchase a season pass.

waited for about an hour to enter the water park today. it is a holiday so many people were there. there is typically a line to enter every time my uncle has come in the past but not as long as today’s. after waiting and seeing people hop in and out of the line we finally made it to the door to pay. for two residents it was $24 total so $12 each. it’s a family place so kids were running around everywhere having a blast. i enjoyed watching people jump off the dive board and i loved being in the lazy river. not enough seating but many families were sitting on the grass in the back and having picnics there. the women’s bathroom was dirty with wet toilet paper all over the floors. overall had a good time.

The Waterpark was nice, but the woman's locker room was horrible! There were no changing rooms. Boys around 9 or 10 were present despite having family changing rooms available. This was a problem for my 12 year old granddaughter & at 65 years old, I didn't want to change in front of adolescent boys either! Many toilets were not flushed & were full of poop! What'swrong with people? There was toilet paper all over the floor! This was at 6pm. Doesn't anyone clean the facility? It was SO disgusting that we went home to shower! I'll think twice about taking my grandkids there again!

Cutest water park! Took our toddler, 7 year old and 11 year and had a blast! Why it works: 1) they have 3 big tube slides that you can take single or double tubes on - and as long as the kids are 48" they can ride with you! 2) there is a toddler area, it's small but has a fun slide my toddler was addicted to 3) there is a spray area where kids (even little ones) can spray and have a blast while watching big kids go down the big "toliet bowl" slide 4) The lazy river! 1/2 our time was there! They have single & double tubes 5) You can bring folding chairs, and it's crowded so highly recommend. Coolers are okay within a certain size. And bring blankets! Strollers are allowed too! If your 48" and older kids don't like water slides, then your only real option is lazy river or the pool, which is fine but I don't know if it'd worth it for a full day. They do have discounted evening hours though, highly recommend if you don't need a full day. After 4pm on Sunday the lines and crowds were much better. Only 4 family changing rooms though, and women's room was super crowded so plan on that. We waited until 545pm Sunday to change so maybe earlier would have been better!