Great place for summertime! It's a pretty fun place especially if you have teenagers! They can run around and do all the stuff by themselves. Make sure yall know how to swim when you come here otherwise it can be a little boring! They have 100* grills in here plus picnic tables. Or you can bring your own! It's not too bad during the weekday but weekends can be pretty crowded! No alcoholic beverages are allowed which is kinda nice because you don't have to deal with drunk ass people all day long like you do at the lake and river! Safety is big here! I really appreciate all the lifeguards. They really watch everyone super close! Fun place to go! read more

Great place for local Texas "beach", 40 min away from us, $20 admission pp (adults and kids), if cash at entrance, which is CHEAPEST OPTIONS. They added the big shoot-off slides, similar to the one at Waco surf, at $10 pp for unlimited slides, u pay inside the property. These slides open at 11:30-2pm only, so plan your visit strategically. They make frequent announcements on safety issues. Life guards here take their job very seriously, they will enforce safety regulations, which I like. Plenty of tables & chairs under shadowing trees. There are grills available around sitting areas as well. You can also bring extra chairs & canopies. Parking is regulated by circulating security guards, which keeps the cars well organized. Son & hubby loves the new big slides. They moved things along very well & made sure coordinated timing of riders at a time. We did miss the giant black floaties that they rented out for $2-3 per hour, $5 for 2 hours, which they didn't have anymore. It can get pricey for a big group/family at $20 pp, but it's worth the diving boards & trapeze for a summer treat! read more

Burger's Lake - Kids only slides - Water Parks Near Me - Fort Worth, Texas

I've never heard of this place until a few weeks ago. I was invited to attend a family function. The way it looks like you time warped into a watering hole! So there are trees and water slides. Lifeguards and a lot of sand. Kids of all ages roaming freely. We had a whole cookout experience and I got caught up with the . For 22 bucks (20 bucks plus fees) a person it's an experience. The bathrooms were decent for it being what it is and I did see shower spots to rinse off before you head home. Take chairs,food, coolers, music, but no alcohol is allowed read more

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We had the BEST time at Burger's Lake! The Grand Littles loved it. The food was great at the snack bar and very reasonably priced. The chaise lounges need to be replaced. Most of them have broken straps. But other than that, The lifeguards were plenty and they have life vests to use in case you forget one. They sell Ice too. It really is a great place to spend the day with the family. I will definitely be purchasing their pass. We can't wait to go back! read more

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Good times at burger lake ! We came in a perfect hot Thursday. It wasn't very busy and there was no wait for anything ! 20 bucks for every person is a little steep , but I get it. I didn't like the no alcohol thing at first but then I realized there's several reason why alcohol shouldn't be involved here ! Mmmm we all ate ice cream on a stick which was only 2 bucks a piece and SOOOO delicious. We had a nice spot right near the beach and it stayed nice and shady under a big tree . We brought a nice picnic And enjoyed it. Lots of lifeguards on duty and they were all very strict with the rules ( in a good way) I'd come back here but next time I'm bringing some charcoal ! read more

Burger's Lake - Chill mode - Water Parks Near Me - Fort Worth, Texas

Enjoyed our time at this lake! Opens in May 9am-7pm ends in September I think. Website https://burgerslake.com Pros: great family day with access to bathrooms, food, water park type activities, life guards, mini shop, ice cream and some spots to set up! The lifeguards and on site police are VERY efficient. They are wonderful! Cons: Cost in 2024 is $20 per person of ALL AGES. There is no one regulating the time frame of someone jumping off or sliding down any of the "rides" or diving areas which has resulted in injuries from being a witness. I noticed that was a major major issue. Not many spots to set up by the water. I couldn't imagine coming on a Saturday. Parking was good. Many areas and tables to eat in the shade behind parking read more

First and only time we ever went to this place and it was horrible! We were met at the entrance by a mean faced cop in full uniform whose first word was "i need you to open your trunk".... It was every bit as scary as what you would experience in a serious traffic stop after getting pulled over for something like a DUI. except we were just there to take the baby for a day at the beach. I was confused so i asked why they wanted to look thru my car, and the dude sitting behind a computer said "you can just take your money and leave... we don't need you here with that attitude". (Because i dared to ask why and mentioned that i had never seen anything like that at a beach....) The old woman was just as mean and nasty..... It was so awkward! i so badly wanted to leave but was meeting my family there and didn't want to ruin their day. so i smoothed it over enough to get allowed in... And once in; Totally not worth it. its a tiny little algae green colored water hole. Inside the old buildings are ancient looking, dark and filthy. Not worth the $20. per person they charge now ....(full price for infants.) I don't know if the creepy trashy folks at the entrance are the owners, but if they are, theyre destroying what was probably a cute little family spot back in the day. If theyre not, then there should be a complete re-staffing. Honestly, the horrendous staff notwithstanding, the place is NOT worth the price of admission. read more

The snack shack is amazing and the staff is super nice they don't get enough tips. Definitely visit

I loved it here! My first time swimming in a natural spring fed lake. It felt great! Took my kids and they loved it too. We will definitely be back! read more

Great place to go to and if you want to have great fun go here reserve a pavilion and have a cookout great slides and is a Great Lake recommend going here read more

Went on the last Sunday they were open for the summer and it was great not too busy. Brought our own propane grill and spent the majority of the day there. read more

Burger's Lake - Water Parks Near Me - Fort Worth, Texas

Always fun!! Get there early to get a good spot with a grill (if you want to grill) Bring a cooler with lotsa water, cokes, etc but no alcohol is allowed (wink wink) They have a great snack bar, so you don't have to cook, but bring plenty of cash for that. Try the frozen pickle shots, my kids love them! Bring towels, sunscreen, and plastic bags for wet suits (there's changing stalls) and dry clothes to change into. Bring inflatable floats, or pool noodles. You can buy a punch card if you're planning to come multiple times, and it doesn't expire. Saves a lot of $$! We got one for a couple hundreds dollars it lasted 3 summers!! We went a bunch! Best place in Fort Worth to cool off, water is always 70 degrees!! read more

My sister and I took my son (5) and her daughter (4) to Burger's Lake on Memorial Day weekend. I was worried it'd be overcrowded and, to be completely honest, after some of the more recent reviews was nervous about the type of atmosphere we might encounter due to having a very blended family of our own. However, I'm so glad we went bc we all had a great time and the kids can't wait to go back! They do have several Fort Worth Police Officers continuously patrolling throughout the park. The few we interacted with were all extremely helpful and didn't mind talking with the kiddos. They even pointed us to a prime parking spot they knew was available and would make it easy having smaller children with us. Majority of the lifeguard staff seemed nice. They routinely announced certain rules everyone needed to be mindful of such as if you have a young child that cannot swim, even if they're wearing a life jacket, an adult is required to be in the water with them at arms distance. They also made it clear that if you didn't have a life vest of your own, they are available for free; they simply require an ID be left while in use. There are other rafts for rent but we didn't look into those options. There really is a LOT to do compared to the overall size of the place, not to say it's small by any means! They have 3 large slides, with a height requirement that even our little guys could go down. The kiddy area has 4 small slides of their own and on the opposite side of the lake from those is a swirly slide for kids with water that flows down it as well. There are a plethora of diving boards! Some are in the center of the lake where it's 20' deep (& roped off - strong swimmers only are allowed over there) in addition to some rather intimidating high boards!! A smaller diving board for kids or anyone who might be afraid of heights is another option, as well as a mini dock my son couldn't stop jumping off of! Per my sister, the most epic thing is the trapeze-like swing that you can use to flip out into the water or bellyflop, depending on your skill level. There are (2) separate beach areas for kids and families to build sand castles, a few areas are slightly shaded. You'll need to bring your own sand toys but most of the kids were fine sharing & even returning items to us when they were done using them. Parents of small children will be thrilled with the splash playground, located in a very shaded area. It's fenced off and never had any older kids coming in trying to take over. Our guys loved the giant bucket that tips over every 5 mins or so! It can be *very* slippery so I do recommend water shoes if you have them. Another fun (yet sometimes frightening for me) experience was the giant kangaroo jumping pillow. The kids absolutely loved jumping on this; however, a HUGE word of caution if you have small ones... The sign says it's only for 5' and under but a guard is not stationed here. Bigger kids/teenagers will just rush this jumper without paying mind to any small children around. (Note: Guessing the $2 jump fee is old bc there was no charge.) Parking is plentiful as are picnic tables. Some people brought large tents and their own tables & chairs; a few also brought a speaker setup (no one was playing anything offensive or inappropriate). There are more charcoal grills than I could count and spaced out all over. (FYI The no alcohol rule is strictly enforced.) We brought our own snacks but did purchase some of the food. The hotdogs are 100% beef & portions are much larger than expected. Blue Bell Ice Cream & Dip'n Dots rounded out our evening. We will definitely be back. It was fun for all and pricing was reasonable - $15 per person or $100 for an annual pass (good 365 days from purchase date) read more

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not good at all too crowded and i seen kids pee in the water and spit and its just so gross.

Having only moved from Cali 3 years ago, I haven't been to many places like this and wasn't sure what to expect. We drove up around 2:30pm on a Saturday to a mass of families enjoying the lake, my first reaction was utter fear and anxiety over the boisterous kids and long lines wondering how the experience might unfold. However, we were pleasantly surprised! The water felt and looked super clean and once inside the water I didn't feel as overwhelmed by all the rowdy kids as I had expected. I admit I was too impatient to stand out of water in all the lines, but it was equally as entertaining to watch everyone flipping and jumping off the diving boards and trapeze swing. My husband had a blast testing all the different toys and diving platforms. There was a snack bar with pizza, corn dogs, dip n dots, etc. looked like plenty of fun indulgence foods for the fam! I was really impressed with the lifeguards and safety protocols. There's someone on a giant loud speaker that asks everyone to stop and look left and right whenever a family member can't locate their child - it was a super fast and efficient way to reunite lost loved ones. I also witnessed the lifeguard's incredibly speedy reaction to people who appeared to be in distress- I felt incredibly safe. It costs $15 per person (not per vehicle) to enter which seemed steep. I wish they'd give wristbands to people who wish to use the diving boards and slides and have them pay $15, but for anyone who just wants a dip in the water maybe it could be less? Either way, it's less expensive (and seemingly cleaner) than a water park. read more

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Great family place! Fun for all & no alcohol!! The kids loved the slides, trapeze and high dives! Wish we had known sooner. Wish they gave military & senior discounts tho... read more

Great option for family gatherings. You are allowed to bring your own food and drinks in. They have slides and shallow areas for children and non-swimmers. Additionally they have multiple diving boards, slides and swings with areas up to 20 feet deep. Took my adult kids for an afternoon. Be advised-no alcohol is allowed in the park. Due to this each vehicle is searched by Law Enforcement at the entry point to ensure compliance. This does create a delay and long line before gaining access to the park. Arrive early. Will definitely recommend visit for families. read more

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Super fun for the whole family. Safe for all sizes as there have shallow ends & deeper ends. My kids z& I discovered it close to the end of the season. Can't wait till it starts back up. read more

Burger's Lake - Water Parks Near Me - Fort Worth, Texas

Berger lake is the best weekend get away& summer fun destination. I've only been there once, but it left an impression that, I'd recommend, experiencing it, one weekend They have camp sights, and picnic Settings, with grills. They have an armed security going around making sure everybody is safe& having fun, but also keeping order. The pool, is, size of a small lake, but maintained& has slides& swinging rope. All, in all, fun place to relax& go swimming& picnicking. read more

Spent a Saturday here with friends and family. Park is perfect for the kiddos. Slides, baby slide area, bouncy thing - kids love to bounce - and plenty of tables and grills to lounge around. Of course you have the lake, too! Totally crowded on Saturday. May be a con but expected for a place this fun. After asking one of the lifeguards which day was the slowest... we look forward to returning on a Monday for a less crowded day of fun. read more

Burger's Lake - Water Parks Near Me - Fort Worth, Texas

My first time here at Burgers Lake. Come one come all to the the coolest, aqua water in town. I've never been to a place where you have 100% confidence in the guard staff. Safety is their motto! My 10 year old who swims well just swam around and enjoyed the huge swing, the low medium and high boards, water slides and sandy beaches. Yes, we came on the 4th at it's crazy busiest day but we would not hesitate to come back again on a Holiday. Everyone out at 2:00 pm to do a " head count". Amazing and organized. The food at the concession stand was good. They have Dipping Dots and fried twinkies and the burgers are tasty. We will be back soon. It's worth 20.00 a person in my opinion! read more

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Super fun place! Cheap entrance fee. Feels safe with a lot of lifeguards around. They do safety checks more than once a day; so everyone has to get out and go back to their groups to ensure no one is lost, etc. So you know your family will always be safe. Only thing that sucks is the navigation to get there! The gps always tries to take you somewhere else. Weird. The lake is man made but super fun because it has slides and swings for adults but also has stations for kids!! My nieces loved it there and so did the adults. read more

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My friend and I were looking for something to do one hot August weekend and I was looking through listings for lakes and ran into an ad for Burger's Lake. A friend of mine in Dallas swears by Burger's Lake and brings her whole family several times each summer to enjoy the lake. This friend is very discerning so I knew it must be something special. We arrived mid morning and there were not a ton of people at the lake. Parking was easy there were many areas to park in. The lake, as it were is something I would probably call a pond rather than a lake. In Texas the word lake leads the mind to huge bodies of water and this is not that. It's more like an old country swimming hole on steroids. There is a rope swing and platforms to jump and dive off of and just all-around clean water very well-kept grounds and good fun. I would encourage you to check the schedule for the lake online to ensure that they're operating when you'd like to go to the lake. If you're looking for some good, wholesome, picnic-y, playful fun, I definitely recommend Burger's Lake. You can thank me later. read more

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Very dirty, unsanitary and just ghetto. I really would not recommend for some family fun, plus very expensive. $20 for each person

Where an adult can be a kid! Remember the days of being young and swimming in a lake or jumping off diving boards? Well Burger's Lake can make those memories turn into new memories! This place is so awesome. A quick run-down - they have 2 diving boards in the middle of the lake, a 10 ft high diving board, and fear-inducing 16 foot high diving board, a trapeze swing that goes into the water, 3 large water slides, 3 small water slides, food and snow cones, allow you to bring your own food and drinks, splash park, sandy beach, and plenty of lifeguards to help keep your kids safe! Are you sold yet? My favorite things were the high diving boards. Stepping onto the 10 foot high board was scary, but nothing like the 16 foot board. Being scared of heights this was such a memorable experience although the little kids were jumping off like it was no big deal. Some lifeguards were doing cartwheels off of it! But for us normal adults, 16 foot high diving boards are a little intimidating. My kiddos loved the two diving boards in the middle. They were very springy making for some high or long bursts off the boards. I think my kids jumped off of them exactly 1,324,654 time while we were there. The big slides were fun. They are a little slow at the top, but at the bottom they get steep and fast. The trapeze was also really cool and not something you get to experience very often. The little slides are perfect for your little ones and are placed right by a lifeguard station. Their food is relatively well-prices. We took a cooler with food and drinks, but still bought some special treats. We built tons of sand castles on the beach area. They have tons of picnic tables and chairs. There are lots of lifeguards on duty. Burger's Lake is a wonderful place to spend a hot summer day. It is a little pricy, but tons of fun. go check it out and get up on that 16 foot high diving board! read more

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A busy place. Nice beach, although parents need to keep their kids in tow. $15 per person

We stumbled upon this place last year and wanted to go but missed out. So this year we were sureeee not going to miss opening day. It was everything I thought it could be and more!!! My kids are 5, 7, & 8.... I can't believe I'm saying this, but they were actually okay to play "alone". Not alone alone, but, it was so safe that it wasn't heart attacking to say "hey, y'all stay here a minute while I run back to the tables and get a water".... ya know? It was shallow where it needed to be shallow and it didn't get deeper until you actually passed the rope. I will be raving over this place for a while! It was clean, you could smell it in the water! The bees were a serious problem though, and not just one kind either. We seen giant hornets, wasps, and yellow jackets. Constantly swarming our table and picnic area. Please have an exterminator come out and remove all burrows and hives, Jesus they were bad. They have little sitting/standing stations at all spots in the deep ends. So you don't have to doggy paddle waiting for your turn up the ladder, just grab the bar and rest a minute or two! The water was the perfect temperature. The people at the front presented the perfect example of southern hospitality. Smiling faces, kind voices, attentive life guards. Not naggy and authoritative. It was such a fun place. Crowded but even then, there was so much to do people just scattered. And CLEAN! Everywhere we went was nice!!! We will be back again. And again and again and again. Can I purchase season passes please? Someone tell me how I go about doing this! read more

Burger's Lake - Be reminded its MEMORIAL DAY! When you hear "it's always packed", you think shoulder to shoulder like hurricane harbor. Not even! - Water Parks Near Me - Fort Worth, Texas

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Good place to go hang out. Girls don't wear much but that's is to be expected and sometimes a even better reason to go. Fun activities for the whole family. read more

Not even a lake. Basically a cement filled pond. It's so small there's no room when it's busy. The slides are DISGUSTING and the water is even worse. Plus, it's 15$ PER PERSON. Waste of money DO NOT COME HERE! read more

Warning: Do not come here on a weekend. Me and my friends made a mistake by coming here on a Sunday. We were completely stopped on Meandering Road and there was a long line of cars ahead. There was even place blocking off traffic. We waited for about thirty minutes and we weren't even close to the park. What we found out is that almost all of the cars were going to Burger's lake and it was massively overcrowded. So I would highly recommend to not come here on weekends. read more

Awesome place to take the kids and enjoy ur self and plan a lil trip u won't regret it

Awesome place to go with the family. The atmosphere is awesome & very family friendly. They have everything for all ages and the entrance wasn't expensive in my opinion ($15 per person) everyone pays even if it's a baby. Police officers do check the trunk of you car and go through the coolers to make sure you are not bringing in alcohol. Make sure to get there early to get a good spot. First come first serve. read more

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Great place for the family! Kids will have a blast and if you aren't scared of the swing you will too!

We've been coming for years. We attempted to come during COVID and realized there was no way to distance AT ALL. Their "capacity" allows people in droves. The diving boards were packed skin to skin; even the open water spots were so packed there was no way to swim away from anyone. We took one look around and decided it wasn't safe for us to stay. The reason for the one star is actually because we payed $60 to get in just to immediately turn around and be denied a refund. Like really? Y'all should take the pandemic into consideration and let people look and decide if they're comfortable before saying no to a refund. We didn't even touch the water. Greedy business practices here. read more

Great place for family fun. Friendly staff. They have lots of bbq picnic areas. You can rent floats and life jackets. They have a concession stand. I haven't been in years and the modern updates are really cool. They also do birthday parties. read more

This is a fun place for kids. The staff here is so dedicated in keeping everybody safe especially the slide nazis who call out to everybody who runs along wet paths and those who do not clear the landing area. They have several diving boards, an area for smaller kids, a soccer field, enough bathrooms, hand washing area, several grills, many tables, parking space, and a log of shade. This is not a fancy park but kids won't care. They will have fun regardless. Water appears clean. We had a blast. read more

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This place is absolutely beautiful. So much to do. 25ft trapeze, 3 20ft slides and 6 diving boards. Plus they have volleyball courts a small.splash pad, snack bar, clean bathrooms, tons of lounge chairs tables and grills. And only $15 for the day. My go to spot for the summer. read more

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Great way to spend a hot day! $15 per person for entry. Totally worth it! So much space! Volley ball nets, slides, diving boards, fountains. The bathrooms are really nice too! You can bring your own food and they have grills you can use, but they also have a snack bar with really good food. Only thing that bothers me is you aren't allowed to swim in the middle, deep water area. You're only able to swim over to the area you are wanting /needing to get to. The have life vests, balls to play with but I don't recall the price or if you have to pay. They also have huge inner tubes for rental. read more

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I went here last Sunday and it was great. We arrived around 8:45 and there was already a line of a few cars. At 9am, they allowed cars to come in. It was $15/person, but cheaper for kids under $6. They do take cards! We drive around and find a spot, then realize we had to wait until 9:30 before anyone is allowed in the water. It was smaller than we expected, but still fun. Around 2pm, it seemed to get crowded and we ran into more people trying to float in the shallow water. The trapeze line got long. There were more teenagers who showed up around then and they can get a bit rowdy and seemed to take over the center diving boards. The red water slide was my favorite. I went off the trapeze once and floated around most of the time. There were a couple incidents in which lifeguards had to go after people. One in particular involved a kid who jumped off a diving board. I watched him walk with the lifeguard afterwards over to his parent/guardian. They literally walked to the other side of the swimming hole. No reason that kid should have been in the water by himself, let alone so far away. The life guard later saw the kid in the shallow water (still over 4' deep) without a life jacket and rightly so, went up to him, chastised him, and made him get out and go get a life jacket. He said "I already saved your life once..." I liked that we could pack our own food and drinks, which is why we stayed so long. Around 4pm, we finally decided to leave. I'd go back again! read more

Arrived Thursday August 9th at about noon stayed till 7 when they close. Saturday the 11th had a BAD stomach virus. Its Sunday now still having trouble keeeping food down. I would like to know if any else is experiencing these symptoms during this week. Fun place not worth the risk! read more