Sigh . . . The City of Dallas is talking about closing down community pools are prides themselves…read moreabout this flagship water park. However the cost keeps going up, and the amenities keep going down. Now they charge $20 no matter the size of the cooler. You can't bring in your own float devices but at the same time, there's never enough tubes for the lazy river. This last visit, I want to say there were 10 and the life guard mentioned people taking them out the water to their tables & chairs. There were also lots of tubes deflated. The structure needs to be updated and walls are crumbling and falling apart. Seriously, this place needs a make over especially if we are closing the affordable community pools and pushing folks to these places.

I do not understand all of the negative reviews for this place! There are very few water parks of…read morethis caliber within the city of Dallas that are as affordable as Bahama Beach. Admittedly, the ticket buying process is a bit cumbersome on site. And parking is ridiculously inadequate. BUT, once you actually get inside, it's so much fun. I'm always able to snag a seat in an unreserved area to chill in the shade. And they also have lockers for your stuff for a small free. Some of the grown-ups swim attire on a recent visit was a little....questionable but nothing you wouldn't see at the beach on vacation. The best part? Dallas residents get discounted entry (as we should!). Highly recommend for keeping the kids busy over the summer (come early!)

Great for kids to play and enjoy themselves. Quite and peaceful. Lots of shade and Rec center closeread more

Clean park, shaded splash of area with a few tables and sitting area, wonderful park for all ages,…read moreand there's bathrooms!

It's a pretty cool spot if you want to just get the family out the house and get in some water.read more

Hawaiian Falls Mansfield is located off 360 near Heritage Pkwy, offering the community a fun filled…read moreplace for families to cool off in Texas summers from the beginning of May until September. We went ahead and got the pineapple passes, which include unlimited visits through the season, as well as bringing in a guest free each visit. The pass also included free unlimited soft drinks with each visit as well. We upgraded and got the cooler pass, which allows you to bring in a cooler or ice chest each visit where you can bring drinks and snacks that don't contain alcohol. The parking lot has ample spaces to park, and parking is always free. The park hours vary by the day of the week and month. The best bet is to go online and check out the park schedule for a more accurate listing. There are many slides and fun activities for the kids to do. The park is designed for small children, and all the slides end in a shallow end of water that is still intact with the slide. They have a lazy river and a wave pool that are all waist deep as well as 2 small kids play areas with small slides and water activities. There are many lifeguards present who do a great job in making sure everyone remains safe in a fun filled environment since safety should be everyone's concern. There are a couple of food vendors on site, and they have picnic grounds to sit back and relax while enjoying a day in the sun. The floats are always free to use, and there is an abundance of lawn chairs to sit back and recline to soak it all in. There are 2 more locations in Roanoke and Waco, and both are built similar but have different attractions. There are always specials and events going on, such as the 4th of July firework show and discounts throughout the week with certain promotions. This is the perfect family getaway with families who have small kids and are looking for a safe place to swim and beat the North Texas heat!

While swimming at the mini water park, certainly n low height water sprays would squirt various…read morewater onto kids in the shallow pool area, AND they could stand up and me take a look at some big kids riding a few horses from a nearby barn.That big equ Syrian barn teaches English jumping and western trail riding, and students are allowed a short trail ride to check out the water park and its big field to trot around! And

We've been going out there for about 10 years now and it is the greatest place you could ever take…read moreyour children mommy's can take the babies out there there's little areas for babies to go through sprinklers and an area that is shallow and fun for the little ones teenagers can have a lot of fun if they want to learn to dive or just jump off the diving board it is a sweet place good people work there I can't wait till the next time I get to go

Huge fans of The Lagoon! Highly recommend getting a season pass which gives you access to members…read moreonly swim time. It does get crowded, but the staff are always friendly & helpful. They also work hard to keep the area clean! Our kids absolutely love the slide & lazy river.

The Lagoon just opened this Summer of 2023 and I'm happy to say the experience here made my summer…read morecomplete! I have been at the pool the last 3 weekends (4 Xs total) this Summer and it is truly 5 stars! The check in is super easy. I paid $5 each time (a discount for C.Hill) residents as well as your guest. They do take cash or card which is convenient. The line is never long, really non existent most of the time. Parking is a breeze especially if you get there for open swim which begins at 12 noon. The majority of the lounge chairs are shaded and you don't have to worry about anyone taking/moving your belongings as you enjoy the water. The lazy river is extremely clean and well kept and the floaties are in abundance and FREE! Everyone is respectful in the pool! At any given time there can be newborn babies to the seniors and every age in between so being courteous is just as important as having fun! The music is great too! They play EVERYTHING including Spanish songs on Cedar Hill Tunes. There is one lazy river, one slide which is so much fun and never a long line, as well as a larger pool that is wheelchair assessable too. It was in this pool that my BF taught me to swim this Summer so the Cedar Hill Lagoon will forever be memorable to me! They also have about 7 cabanas that you can rent out for your private event. The bathrooms have great air flow and are pretty well kept with no trash on the ground an I definitely appreciated the cleanliness. They also have showers too. The lifeguards are also professional and they appear to have fun too. There is food available if you get hungry. A CH police officer does make his/her round at the pool too so it definitely makes you feel safe an at ease. I hope the Lagoon continues to be a fun, clean, memorable place for my future summers!

Justin and Jennifer were so helpful with our party and making sure we had what we needed!read more

Really nice, food was ok, lots of fun for the kids. Prices are average and the water park was great.read more

Loved it!! Price was fair and it wasn't packed. Took our own snacks, set up chairs under the trees…read more Will definitely come back!

It's alright nothing has changed since 2008. They need to…read moreclean before they open the gate. It's a bummer my little ones had to stop and get out and wait till they were done. It's laziness maybe an issue with maintaining -didn't seem too clean. I don't know but whatever. It's a one star. It's not hard to grab a broom sweep out the showers.

Is this the biggest water park I've ever been to? No. Are the slides the most exhilarating I've…read moreseen? No. But is this an incredible value overall for enjoyment that I feel like deserves more hype? Absolutely! My bf and I came here on a date day to just reconnect. Pro tip- tickets online are $15 cheaper than at the gate. Lockers are 10-13 dollars depending what day of the week you go, so if you can, just leave your valuables in the car. And unless you want to pay $35 to bring in any kind of food or reusable water bottle, just fuel up before or get a stamp to enter / exit for free and go eat your snacks back in the parking lot. We went on a weekday in the summer. It was more crowded than expected for a Monday, but the crowds noticeably thinned by 5 Pm, so I think evening hours are actually better (for weekdays). This place is unassumingly nestled near a park and across from a local elementary school, but it really delivered. The gem for us was the lazy river, which had excellent water flow. You move through at a great clip and even if you totally close your eyes, you won't get stuck in there. You can just relax and feel stress melting away. Even if you can't find a tube, it's easy to float through the river just laying in the water without one. The slides were also fun. The longest wait was for the tunnel tube slides near the front of the park. They were surprisingly fun, and even the long line moved quickly. They had some higher thrill rides too sort of tucked away in the back of the park as well. We were there three hours and could have easily stayed another two. There's honestly something for everyone here, unless you just hate the water. It's a LOT of kids, especially in the 8-17 age range, so we felt like a bit of the oddballs out as 30 somethings here. I'm genuinely surprised though more of my friends don't talk about coming here because you can have hours of fun and relaxation for the $25 entry fee. I may get a season pass next summer!! But note the food and drinks the park sells inside are very pricey and typical park fare, like hot dogs and nachos for $15 or something!! (Don't quote me on the numbers there, but the other numbers are accurate.) Check it out if you're looking for a fun and relaxing date, but know you may encounter some crowds.

It's a fun place to take the little ones during the summer . It's a bit on the expensive side but…read moreyou can stay until closing. The staff seam young but were very attentive at poolside. We didn't have any of the food but it looked tasty. We did have two tropical (unleaded) drinks, which were delicious.

So this was my first time at Epic, and I came on a 21 and up night. I appreciate that they have a…read morehuge parking lot, which made it easy to find parking and make it inside. So first of all, I love that there were no kids running around and it was a grown and sexy vibe, they had a DJ and they had different areas that were selling drinks and food I believe. So when I have seen commercials, I will admit that I thought that the lazy river was bigger and I thought there were more rides. The night I went, not all the rides were opened, I don't know if that's because it was a grown party or if they didn't have enough lifeguards. Regardless though, I had a great time, I hang out with my friends for about 2 hours. There was one point, where there was a big group between the wave runner and the lazy river that were having a dance party and doing line dances. I was able to get discounted tickets because we bought them early, so if I have the opportunity to do it again, I definitely would.

While we do love visiting epic waters, I have to lower my rating just because it is soooo damn…read moreexpensive. I don't think regular pricing reflects the experience, so we wait for deals and go in the off season, spring break in the summer is crazy packed unless you go right at open in a weekday, and even then lines get long before noon. I would never go on a weekend. It is also incredibly humid so bring tons of water, more than you would think. The rises are great, the staff is well trained and super sweet, and the side activities or entertainment they get occasionally is always a great addition. The crowding really does take away from the experience though.