The only downfall of Green Valley is that it is a members only and not public pool, aside from that…read morethis pool is great. Green Valley has everything that you could hope. It has 2 large pools, diving boards, basketball court, batting cages, volleyball net, large splash area with a large water slide, kiddie pools, various grills with covered picnic areas, and a full snack bar. There is so much space, that way you don't have to feel crowded. If you are a member you can have a party and non members can pay a discounted rate to come in and be able to swim and enjoy the facility.

The owner is discriminating and mean…read more At first this was a great pool! And then one random day I was told to leave the pool because my bottoms were apparently too cheeky. This bottoms were far less cheeky then the lifeguards and when I pointed that out Russ the owner and manger replied with, "you are sexualizing yourself." When I asked what the problem was. At this point I was so caught off guard by his disgusting and disrespectful behavior I began to walk away. He continued to yell at me while I walked away. This is not the first time Russ the owner has been discriminatory against young women. Seriously if you're not a part of a family with 4 kids don't bother here.

Pool is okay, very crowded in the pool and the pools area and inside the pool is ehh. Service is…read moregood. Water slides are good also. Food amazing! Just beware for a lot of people!

The waterpark could be so great. Ended up being an expensive day... You're looking at 20 dollars…read moreper person for the whole day and they kick you out halfway through. Morning and afternoon sessions are 10 each. If you get food it's 14.50 for three tenders and fries. Kids want ice cream? 9 dollars for a small bag of dip n dots (doesn't even give a half cup). Food has to stay in the concession area btw. Don't forget you need to pay the state park 4 dollars to get in. It's a small waterpark. Max pool depth is 4 feet. Make sure the floaties are across the chest or they won't let you wear them.

Just a lovely space for family fun - youth and adults... nature, ponds, playgrounds, picnic…read moreshelters, putt-putt, pool, community center, history, and more... great resource!

DONT COME HERE !!! Unless you want to hear the life guard blowing their whistle the whole time…read more Kids literally can't do anything without hearing the whistle being blown every 5secs. Differently not worth the price.

The management and crew were very helpful and informative By The Way. Pool and surrounding grounds…read moreare well taken care of and organized by the Park staff

When I was there this summer, it was a fun experience with the slides water spraying everywhere,…read morebut the splash pad did not work. Maybe it'll start working again.

Family trip to the Poconos to meet another family from out of the area and decided to check out…read moreH2Oooohh on a Saturday. Kids along were 11, 13, 14 and 15 plus 4 adults. We arrived around 10:30AM (park opened at 10AM). Rented 2 lockers to hold our dry items, you either need to use a card or use exact cash - small lockers are $10 and large lockers are $12. That gains you access to the lockers for 24 hours, with as many in/outs as you need. There was a decent crowd but not overcrowded. We easily found 8 lounge chairs together to place all of our towels and flipflops down (we highly suggest wearing flipflops to the park). The kids enjoyed the non-working wave pool, the 3 slides, wave rider (surf machine). The adults enjoyed the hot tub. The wave pool and wave rider had warm water, the hot tub had hot water. Two of the slides are for 1-2 riders and one of the slides was for 3+ riders. The water for the 3+ riders was rather cold but the slides also go outside and this is the middle of January. The hot tub only allows those 18 and over, which was a nice treat for the adults. There is a tiki bar inside the water park with margaritas, frozen drinks, and beer - a decent mix of options. The bartender was extremely friendly, as were all the staff. There is a food stand with a large mix of options and the food was okay, with typical prices for this type of revenue. Everyone had a good time and we ended up spending 6 hours total at the water park. All in all, it was well worth the admission fees and is a place we would return to.

not good don't come. Highly not recommended the place is terrible. The people who manage this place…read moreshould've called ahead of time and should've said that the water park was not working. A whole family was sitting in the sitting area with no place to go because they has spent all their money and there was no heads up about the place being shut down. Don't recommend at all.

What I liked: Fun rides, lots of food options. Convenient…read morelocker system and wristband. I liked the showers and changing rooms. What I did not like: Rude service in food area (smoothie stand) in waterpark. When I tried to ask for other options for salad dressing, I received a very impolite response. Found a large piece of plastic in wrap which was bought at the smoothie stand in waterpark (which we did not complain about, especially since they had already been rude). Music too loud in certain areas, especially in eating area by smoothie stand. Bathrooms wet & dirty in sink area. Overall, too loud in waterpark. Need some kind of sound absorption in room to make it quieter. Arcade seemed noisy, crowded, and cramped. Did not feel enticing. Upon purchasing tickets, attendant would not give us the lower price which was advertised on website. He could not give a reason except that the prices vary. I felt this was false advertising. Felt certain areas were unsafe. Kids did forward flips in 4 feet deep water, which seemed dangerous. Basketball area was a little dangerous. My daughter got hit in the head with a ball. Ride attendant gave me detailed safety instructions, but did not give my teenage daughter and her friend the same instructions (for the Anaconda ride).  Person who took my order made a mistake and got my order wrong. They were nice and offered to fix it, but I said not to worry about it... Even though the kids had fun, I felt it was too loud, service was moderate/poor, and admission was overpriced. Would likely not go again.

I'm still here at Kalahari Pocono Pines…read more Day-1 We arrived Monday morning at 10 AM. Check-in was fairly easy because there was virtually no one else here yet. When I passed the check-in 2-hours later... The line was very long and the same person was working. They definitely need more people there. I went to use the ladies room after checking in and it was extremely dirty. The cleaning cart was there with no attendant. Went to the indoor waterpark which opens at 10 AM because it's raining outside. The outside was closed. It's the usual indoor waterpark nothing special. The Jacuzzi. Where can I begin? It is an indoor outdoor Jacuzzi. Meaning, you can go straight from the inside through a passageway into the outside. On the inside section.... Only 3-lame-jets were working. PACKED With kids. Outdoor section NONE of the jets were on. I asked the "lifeguard" why the Jets were not on. He said do you want them on? I asked him if he knew the difference between a Jacuzzi and a pool of hot water. He said he would turn them on ... he never did. I cannot emphasize enough, how many children were in there. From a few months old to pre-teens. Horsing around.... I scooped this one girl up that was about to drown 4-years old. She was allegedly being watched by her 12-year-old sister. Her mother was so grateful. Why is the mother not watching her own 4-year-old? I am appalled by this Jacuzzi experience. Hey Kalahari.. Do you think you can have something just for adults? Do the kids not have enough activities to enjoy? No? Do you know how "unhealthy" A Jacuzzi is for children? They have these rules for the kids in the Jacuzzi. Nobody is adhering to those rules, not even the lifeguards. What lifeguard? Jacuzzis are for adults!!!!!!!! We had the buffet for breakfast. We arrived at 11 AM. They close at 12 noon. It was $30 for adults. And $20 for kids under 12. By the time we got there It was slim Pickens. You should not charge me the same amount as everybody else who got more variety before me. Was not impressed with the buffet at all. On the upside. The staff here is very friendly and helpful. Except of course, for the lifeguard who doesn't know the difference between a Jacuzzi and a tub full of hot water. And most importantly, is not adhering to the rules setforth for children in the Jacuzzi. I saved a kid from drowning today.... He should be fired. We will be checking out tomorrow at the prescribed 11 AM. I will add to this review at that time.

Chris Walker slides made the experience way better and is the best lifeguard ever and is my…read morefavorite part ever

We've been coming to Camelback for years. But this year's visit was a complete disappointment. We…read morearrived right at 10 and stayed until closing at 6. At 6PM, my daughter couldn't even use the bathroom because of the way the restrooms smelled. The attendants have not have been cleaning during the day at all and no where to be seen at all. The restrooms and bathrooms both smelled like urine and had not cleaned in days. There was no toilet paper in any of the stalls we tried, and used toilet paper was left all over the floor. The water in the showers and sinks was cold, there were puddles everywhere, and there was nowhere reasonable to change out of wet swimsuits. I understand lines get long near closing time on a busy Saturday -- that's expected and not really anyone's fault. But there were no bathroom attendants at all restocking supplies or cleaning during the day, which is a management and staffing issue, not a "busy day" issue. A family water park should have working, stocked, sanitary restrooms available for kids all day, especially on a Saturday when the park is at its busiest.

11/1/19 This ride opened in 2003, and happens to be the…read moretallest spinning rapids ride in the world, as well as the first to be themed after DC Comics. Very cool too. I went there before things heated up in the summertime. Believe me, the walk to the actual ride is scenic, but when it is very hot outside, that scenic walk becomes a parking lot. Large umbrellas are installed in various parts of the walkway so the guests don't burn. It's also makes a good place to set up drinks and food at key level points on hot days. These key points mean you have 30 to 1 hour wait or longer. Six Flags America knows what the hell they are doing. I had pictures of what the inside of Panguian Station looks like, but can't find them on my Facebook page. Not that it matters, but you have the options of going to the left side or the right side. The difference is one party will be going first. Once on the tubes of destruction, you will be carried up the hill for your final destination. Depending on how many people are in your tube, you will find yourselves spinning faster and faster. You really don't get to soaked on this ride, but you will get some water on you. So if you don't want your butt to get wet, I recommend two things...grin and bear with a towel, or don't ride the ride. As The Panguian would say "You don't think you'll win do you?"

From the owner: All time off must be requested and approved 30 days in advance. If you will be out of the office, a…read morecalendar event should be added to the MyTime OOO shared Google Calendar AND the QA Team shared Google Calendar. If you are unsure of the number of personal/sick days allowed per year for your position, please reach out to the QA Manager for verification. MyTime expects you to be fully attentive to your position while clocked in. Breaks and lunches should be done off the clock. For remote workers, this includes taking care of personal business while working, including but not limited to checking social media, reading personal emails or messages, making personal calls or using your cell phone, and so on. You should clock out to do activitie...