Overall it's an okay place to cool off on a hot day. Parking is free if you're a town resident but…read moreyou have to put your card in the dash so I took a photo of it to show the spray park employees. I don't really understand how else you would do free parking and get the rec card price of admission otherwise. We went on one of the hottest days of the summer and it was crowded. I was hoping that because it was midweek in the afternoon that it would be less crowded but I was wrong. Their small slide wasn't working so there were cones around it. My 2 year old kept getting splashed in the face by the older kids running through but she didn't seem to mind. We spent about 45 min here and that was enough. There was an ice cream man parked as well as a beachfront with a playground to explore as well.

It's $15 per person no matter if you're going in the water or not. Not to big but I guess for…read morelittle kids refreshing. If you have a rec card it's $10 per person. I could've swore I paid less last time but inflation things do go up

Since I was including the kids in my 40th I knew we be needing more of a family friendly…read morecelebration, and I figured why not lean in. And here we are, at Splish Splash, a place I took a road trip too when I lived in Queens. Then it seemed like it was across many states. It's funny how you perceive things as a kid versus as a grown up. Now this place is no more than 30min from my parents, but I still haven't been here since becoming an adult and I'm glad we did. The place has changed so much. Better layout. More family friendly. We rented one of the luxury cabanas for the entire day. It cost $1200 and allows 32 people, but holds 40. You have to buy additional wristbands at $20 a wristband. You also still need to buy tickets. The sales office was wonderful to work with and answered all my questions and we got the group rate for our day at the park. As much fun as we had, and as great as the space was, which we plan on doing again, there needs to be more support in the Cabana areas. At one point security asked one of my guest if they should be there, and when they showed them their wristband they continued to follow up with the cabana staff, meanwhile, people kept coming into our cabana trying to use the area for themselves. Where was security then? The food and drink service also lacked. We were instructed to order off the QR code which were on signs throughout the cabana, but half of them didn't work. We had to wait over an hour and a half for our food and some people didn't get their drinks. Once I expressed how long we waited, and how we felt overlooked the staff gave us a few additional canned margaritas. By this time it was late afternoon. Most of had to leave because the kids were exhausted. Moral of the story: this place has had a major glow up, I'm hoping that the staff and service follow suit as they continue to grow. This is a piece of nostalgia on Long Island and I would hate to see it go away anytime soon.

Definitely, go on a weekday because it was so packed on a Saturday when I went last month in July…read more The rides was great. I love that they had several kiddie pools around the park. They also of course had huge slides for adults. I couldn't find areas to eat at maybe I wasn't looking hard enough. But yeah, just go on a weekday because on a Saturday, the lines were super duper long. The reason why I took off one star is because not only do you have to pay for entry into the park, but you also have to pay for parking, which is another $30 so altogether it was $60 + tax.

Great views at this playground. We love to visit around sunset. Play area for tots and older…read morekiddos. A splash pad area that runs seasonally. My kids are huge fans of this playground and love the monkey cars and rock climbing with the rope. One of our top 5 parks in the area. Highly recommend.

Amazingly beautiful pier…read more Some of the best views of the city are from here. I can come by this pier & relax honestly for the remainder of my life. Will for sure be back.

Where I live (Babylon Village) has a very popular pool, but this is my favorite. It has…read morewaterpark-tier slides that are incredibly fun (and I'm old enough to have survived Action Park). The pool is very clean, and both of the times I've been there recently (including today) there were "possible thunder" closures, which is fairly standard for pools. I'm pretty sure I spotted a Town of Babylon SPF dispenser which is nice. There's also a very robust splash area, and what I think is a baby pool or kids' pool, plus several lap lanes with diving platforms. Another reason I like this pool a little better is because you don't turn blue and freeze to death with the bay breezes. I wish I could get here more often.

Very family oriented. My family favorite. Something for everyone to enjoy. There's a kiddie…read morepool and a pool for older kids and of course an adult pool. My older children love the huge water slide.

I love Grrmonds. I swim about 4 days a week when it is open. The water this season was amazing…read more wish it stayed open though September.

So nice. The pool is clean and the lifeguards are alert which makes me happy and also feel safe.read more

I loved this park , it's all sprinklers and my son enjoyed the ship he even enjoyed the little pond…read morethey had there for kids it's sand and water lol

Truely an oasis for kids in the summer and just steps from the beach. So glad I found this place…read moreand this has made an awesome summer spot for my 6 year old. Not only large jungle gyms but the water sprinklers are great to wash off the sand from the beach and the water comes from pipes in the design structure rather than shooting up from the ground--big plus and much more sanitary! Only bone to pick is the accumulation of trash from the amount of folks frequenting this popular playground--my sister had to literally push what looked like the carcass of a fish off of the main pathway next to the sprinklers as so many folks just walked pass it/over it and some kids mindlessly play stepped on it. Also, there is a shower feature once you exist the boardwalk from the beach. It it is gross with a stream of green looking runoff from folks using it; doesn't look like it's maintained and can probably make you sick if you fell on it or stepped in it. I suggest just going to the sprinklers in the playground to wash off the sand.

My experience is always a 4/5 but the 3 stars are for the upkeep and supervision overall…read more Hot tubs - kids are allowed in with parental supervision but they are still meant to be a place for relaxation. Far too many patrons allowing their kids to swim around in the hot tubs with no oversight or correction from the employees. Slides - the shrek slides were amazing, the trip to get there, not so much. You're climbing 6 flights of stairs on concrete and although we wanted to do this slide multiple times. We stopped at 3 because the concrete was ripping our feet apart. If we came back swim shoes would absolutely be necessary. Walking in general - there was only one walking liner, roughly the width of a generic bathroom mat, to walk on around the park otherwise you're liable for a fall. My daughter fell twice so swim shoes are 100% in order. Lockers - at $20 a pop you'd think you'd get something spacious but no. In the summer it's not that big of a deal but mid winter it was a hassle cramming 3 coats in. Waze pool - where are the waves? We got a few here and there but I was expecting more for sure. At least a section of time where we got some fun waves but it was just sporadic.

We were probably the oldest people at the water park on the day we went. That's ok, it's taken me…read morethis long to even consider a water park. The last time I went to one was for my daughter's 10th birthday party and clearly I sat on the sidelines. But, I digress. The slides are so much fun, you guys! It's super cute too.

The Biosphere pool is an awesome facility with an indoor-outdoor jacuzzi and a natural looking pool…read morewith waterfalls and a grotto jacuzzi. It even has a waterslide. However, if you come on a weekday the waterslide is closed. The pool area is 5 stars on weekends. However, the bar/cafe opens late on weekdays. They don't permit you to bring any outside food or beverages in but they also don't sell any on weekdays. I asked if I could have room service bring food and drink to the pool and I was told no. So if you're looking to enjoy the pool and a drink, make sure to do it in a weekend.

This is a great park for all ages New outdoor Water and Sprinkler Park, rolling hills, picnic area…read morePlay ground area Bocci VB Full size Soccer Fields and Bases ball plus bathrooms and work out area this is also a small Barbecue area as well.

The new waterpark is so fun!! My toddler thinks it's hilarious when the big bucket dumps water on…read moreeveryone :)!! Great way to cool off! FYI you need an ID pass from Town of Huntington to get into water spray Park. However, you may bring a guest with your pass.