me and my friends day at the waterpark started off fantastic when an amazing person named Owen…read moreSmith greeted us with his bright and heartwarming smile. He is an extraordinary worker and deserves the best. After are great start, we were having a blast on the splish and splash of the water slides. When these unsupervised kids ruined our fun. They cut in front of everyone in line for stealth so I confronted them. This lead to them following me and my friend around the entire water park. When me and my friend went on double dare trying to get them away from us they followed us up and were repeatedly yelling at us. They then told the life guard that we cut them and pushed them down the stairs. The life guard, Declan T, did nothing about them yelling and even let them cut in front of us even Though we so clearly made it up first. This is when our day started getting worse these kids followed us back to our spots invading our personal space and yelling at us. Even with many life guards around no one stopped them. Me and my friend eventually got so fed up with there act we went and told a supervisor after telling him the situation he did absolutely nothing.

I've been coming to Sun splash for a while and l bring my niece here she loves it we like to go…read moreduring the weekday then the weekend and get there when it opens they open at 10am and the water park at 11am we've been lucky enough the lines haven't been to long or not to crazy busy. The food is good to some good classic food items. They have lockers you can rent etc. I have to give them 3 stars some parts of the slides you wait at or walking to certain areas the ground is really hot and I know it's a hot day, but people are burning their feet to. I feel like they can go around and spray it down with water or something you can wear shoes, but they make you take off your shoes and hold them on the slides. The double dare has no shade the ground was so hot kids were holding onto the side rail to keep their feet from burning. We will still come here enjoy the water slides.

Very clean and although it's crowded, it doesn't feel overwhelming at all. The only downside for me…read moreis that outside food and drinks aren't allowed. But thankfully, there's a nice little cafeteria with affordable prices, okay for lunch or snacks. We'll definitely be back tomorrow! It's a great spot both for families with kids and for adults without children. There are slides, inflatable toys, and even an Olympic-size pool. There are plenty of lifeguards around, and one big plus for me: they play music! It really lifts the mood. We loved it!

Staff tends to misuse their whistles, to the point of deafening one's ears. A warning to step away…read morewould be nice. Can get ridiculously crowded with no seating.

For my son's 12th birthday party, we rented a cabana for the 3 hour deluxe Aqua Park party package…read more I loved that all we had to bring were the people. The package included food, snacks, and drinks, and they let us store our ice cream cake in the freezer. This obstacle course is SO MUCH FUN. Everyone was laughing and screaming. We felt like Dude Perfect! When we got tired, there were so many options to recharge: giant chess or cornhole, watching the wakeboarders, or just sunning on the turf beside our cabana. I noticed a lot of the negative reviews are about the water quality. This is not a pool, so the water is not clear; it has vegetation; and stocked fish control for mosquitoes. Since we already read about this online, we were neither surprised nor grossed out. It was a fun day outdoors! The office staff were super warm, hospitable, and accommodating. Even as we added to our food order last minute (because I saw how active the kids were being... they were ravenous!), they flexed with our request. The pizza was hot; the fruit was refreshing. We felt so well cared for! Safety-wise, I'm glad we brought older kids, mostly very strong swimmers, and vigilant parents. The course is large, and there are spots that are invisible from the lifeguards' posts. We had to initiate with the lifeguards a few times because they weren't giving us any information/direction. (eg: Can we start? Where do we start? Any rules we need to know? Are you still on break, or can we go in again?) They did not seem to have a system for the lifejackets. They were sleepy and eager to clock out. This is the first open weekend of the season; I trust they will establish consistent group protocols as the summer goes on. We had a great time and mostly guarded our own kids. We are eager to return again someday soon! THANK YOU for such a memorable, creative, raucous birthday party in the sun!

This place is really fun, but they need to get the algae under control. The inflatable park is in a…read morepond of water that is completely full of algae. I really don't think it is a safe level of algae for children since they are definitely going to get the water in their mouths. If they cleaned up the algae it would be a fun place but as it stands I don't feel the amount of algae in the water is safe for kids, The restaurant also only had one employee, who was the bartender, waitress, cashier and everything else, so as you can imagine it was very slow.

Hot laps, friendly staff, pool vibes, great times! My first time ever at Wake Island and first time…read moreever wakeboarding. Such an awesome experience. Will be coming back for more. Thanks Wake Island

Took the whole family this week and the kids are from 9-15 years old and we all had a blast! Would…read moredefinitely go again! My only recommendation is to bring a canopy and some chairs to relax in.

Where to start?!?!? First of all, it costs $20 per car per…read moreday to park here. You would think that people staying at the hotel would get free parking. 3 Nights cost me $60 to park. The hotel is huge, the wait time to sign in are very long! We rented the "Grizzly Bear" suite - it's a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom, with living room and a pullout queen sofa bed. We had 8 people in our group, 3 are 2yr old infants, we brought our own air mattresses for 2 of the kids. The cost for this room was about $400 per night; we stayed 3 nights. The rooms were clean, the beds were comfortable, the bathroom in the king room was big, the other bathroom was small. The indoor waterpark area is crowded and was probably over capacity. If you don't reserve a cabana (Which cost $350 per day), you may not get a place to sit. There must be 3,000 chairs in this place - every one of them was taken. They have a short, lazy river, there is a kids splash pad, a kid's water slide - you need to be a certain height to go on the slides. There are water slides for older kids, there are large water slides for older kids and adults, there is a wave pool and a regular pool. Outside is a large pool that we did not get to use. If you don't have towels, they lend you towels, but you need to sign them in and out. If you lose one, they charge it to your room. Be prepared to wait long times to do some things like miniature golf, the arcade, to order food, get on the elevator, etc. - there are a lot of people here, it is very busy. In the main lobby they have a little dance party for the little kids at 6PM every night. There are human critters walking around and interacting with the kids. Inside there are things to play, miniature golf, a ropes course, arcade. There are a few places to eat, they are very expensive. (Pizza, pasta, hamburgers, corndogs, ice cream, candy) and then there is the Barnwood restaurant that is only open at night. For breakfast, they have a buffet - terrible food! and it cost $28.99 per person - but it is all you can eat. P.S. the food lacks flavor and quality - yuck! There is also Dunkin Donuts - they have dry donuts, and terrible coffee. One thing you need to know is they do not accept cash here. You wear a wrist band which is attached to either a debit card or credit card which these are connected to your room number. You use the wrist band to unlock your room door, and to exit and enter the parking lot. If you want dinner, swipe your wristband, want to buy a gift or toy, swipe your wristband. It is a great idea. Every staff member is friendly and kind. They all say hello to you, and if you need assistance, they help you. The waitresses in the Barnwood restaurant were very good, friendly, fast, and accurate. They don't take cash to pay for things, but we left several tips in cash - they deserve it. PLEASE tip your waiters/waitresses. We tipped the room maids by leaving money on the bed when we checked out - they do a fantastic job on keeping the rooms fresh and clean. If you want something else to do, there is a Bass Pro shop about 2 miles away, we also went to a Black Bear Diner about 5 miles away. There is not much else fun stuff to do in Manteca. Overall, it was a good place to go and stay. We will go back, maybe in the off season when kids are in school.

Memorable water slide experience! We had a wonderful…read moreexperience sliding through many slides seaperatly and some together. The endless river was fun chasing them as well as them chasing me. Watching then play water basketball, the wave pool and the kitty play area. It was exhausting and satisfying. The Kid talked about it for days.

It would be nice if they updated their website since we are in the digital age…read more They charge everyone the same price and if your kids are smaller than a certain height, it's maybe a few dollars off. The larger water slides were closed, which was the main reason we wanted to come here but didn't get to experience. Had they mentioned on their website that the slides were not available, we would have planned a different day or brought younger kids instead of the big kids. The cabanas were not held down by anything and it was a windy day, I almost got hit by the cabana flying. Maybe have them closed and when someone does purchase it is when you would open them up for the guest. I don't know if people really reserved any cabanas but a few were being used but closer to closing time so I don't think they really reserved them and people just sat there since it isn't getting checked in my opinion. I don't miss like that bathrooms are available in the front and back of the park. The front bathrooms in the check in area have lockers and showers. There is also a bathing suit spin dryer. It seems for the lockers that if you bring your own pad lock you can store your things if needed. It's great they allow you to bring in food but not in coolers but bagged food take out is ok. There is also food available for purchase in the back. Treats and desserts in the front middle of the water park. Parking is shared with the community building not close to the entrance. So for my disabled friends like me, we had to walk even from a disabled parking spot. The park does provide tables and chairs. The cement picnic tables in front are near the treats vendor store. I don't recall what type of tables are in the back near the food but there were more there and by the kid's splash pad area. I would like to return when the large slides are open but I call next year and find out till then.

I want to give credit to all the lifeguards, they were paying good attention and nice to the kids:)…read moreGreat job . My son had a great time :) this place is nothing fancy but clean and fun for the kids to play and cool off. Get here early to get a good spot in the shade:)

This life gard didn't listen to my wife and kept walking towards my granddaughter and pulled her…read morefoot while she was swimming with her feet on the wall that life gard was rude

Signed my 8 year old granddaughter up for lessons this summer. The staff did an amazing job. She…read morewent from standing at the edge of the pool crying that she was afraid to jump in to going from level one to level 4. Jumping off the diving block, diving from the side of the pool to being able to swim the length of the pool.