My son really loves this place! He love the many play areas for kids. We enjoyed the lazy river…read moreand the food! The staff was very friendly and the place was nice!

Not a very friendly environment , and heard employee's being cussed out, who are also children.read more

Sightseeing side quest…read more Very cool. Cant believe I have never been here before. Meridian is where I'm from... and ain't nobody ever taken me to Dunn Falls. Bout' the prettiest thing in the area... People really slept on this historic site. Take your relatives here. Pack a lunch... maybe launch kayaks. We plan to return for kayaking possibilities. Excellent.

Cool little stop off the interstate on our way from New Orleans back to Kentucky. Had technically…read morenever visited anywhere in Mississippi, but this quick 30 minute detour was a nice surprise! There is also a 3 floor Mill and some areas for walking alongside the river

Great fun for the kids. I always get asked if we are going the water park today. I like the…read moreambiance lots of fun for everyone.

After reading reviews on several sites, I went to Geyser Falls with low expectations. Overall, it…read morewas better than I expected. My wife and I took 2 granddaughters, age 6 and 10, on a Thursday in mid July, 2025. The kids had a great time and, for the most part, my wife and I did, too. Lines were short on this weekday with waits for water slides no longer than 10 minutes and 0-5 minutes on some slides. The bathrooms would not win any awards, but were satisfactory. As stated in another review that I read, the wave pool was closed a couple of times for 30 minutes when we wanted to go in due to "contamination." As stated in many reviews, the food situation was a nightmare. The kids did some waterslides while I watched them and my wife got in line at Afo's Restaurant. The park was not crowded and the line at the restaurant wasn't that long. However, she was in line for just under an hour. It was a monument of inefficiency, with lots of employees just standing around in back. In summary, the kids had fun and I would go back. The park could really benefit from hiring a consultant to revamp the operation, especially food service. If I go again, I would consider packing a lunch in a cooler and going back out to my vehicle for lunch. I gave it an average rating of 3 stars (3 for bathroom; 5 for rides: 1 for food service)

My first visit here and I enjoyed it. My son turned 15 so we came to celebrate! I do feel like…read morethis waterpark is for the 13 and younger kids. The boys seem to enjoy the slides and the lazy river. I did purchase a cabana, which is where I hung out at or the swim up bar. I'll give this place a 10 just bc of the swim up bar

We went on a crowded summer day. It is laid out well so that it doesn't feel so crowded inside…read more Lazy river was the only place we felt crowded. It was hard to navigate because it was packed and not everyone was moving at the same speed. The slides were great! Some easy and some thrillers. It was easy to find shade on the splash pad. I wish you could bring water in to drink.

phwd, will not refund deposits, on their annual sites, and constantly ignore the rules for the…read morepark, and jeopardize the safty of it's residents!!

From the owner: Archusa Creek Water Park is located in Quitman, Mississippi, just off Hwy. 45 and Hwy. 18 East. The…read more450 acre lake is a fisherman's paradise with large quantities of bass, catfish, perch and bream. The whole family can enjoy camping, boating, swimming, water skiing and picnicking. The picnic areas are equipped with barbecue grills and family-size picnic tables. Just a phone call will reserve a private pavilion or lodge hall. Archusa has cabins for weekend outings or vacationing, and motor home hookups and aluminium boat rentals are available. In the fall of each year, the water park hosts its annual Forestry and Wildlife Festival featuring chainsaw sculpting, races, special events and activities for all ages. The blue green waters and piny woods provide relaxation for campers and fishermen year round. Other activities include a Dixie Youth baseball field, a disc golf course, a playground for the children, and a one-half mile nature trail for nature lovers.

Granted we didn't stay. Just looked around. The place was clean, and the prices affordable. The…read moreproblem is the water park for kids is only open one day a week on Saturday. Plus not that many good level camping sites on the water. If you have kids go somewhere else there is nothing for them to do here.

Came up from Gulfport on a Sunday for the water park, but it was closed, so we ended up spending…read morethe afternoon at the beach area. It was relaxing and the amenities were surprisingly good. The swimming area was nice and it's fun to watch the boats go by. I can't speak for the campsites/cabins as we only hung out for the day. It cost us $10 to get in for the day. The website should be updated if the water park is only going to be open on Saturdays. I would probably get a season pass if I lived in the area! Just disappointed we didn't get to check out the water park.

I loved staying here! Beautiful park in the center of town. Tons of trees for shade for your RV…read more Lots of spots to fish, but beware of the alligators! Decently clean bath houses. Laundry for $1 is available too.

I want to call this an interactive playground because the children, including my niece and nephew,…read morewere all playing with each other and entertained by the equipment. I believe the sole purpose of parks like this is to improve a child's socialization skills. As you can see from the pictures, the equipment wasn't your regular sliding board, seesaw, or swing set. The colors and the shapes of these items are to capture the child's eyes and lead to interaction. I don't know if I got any pictures, but musical instruments were place in the play area for the free spirit child. Also, there is a child museum on the grounds, which we didn't get a chance to visit, but the children had fun, and that was the goal.