Clean. Fun. Friendly. My kids have a blast every summer. They have fitness classes and swimming…read morelessons. Also fun evening programs like movies in the pool and middle school night. Great asset to Carbondale.

We were staying at a cabin in the area and our son had been begging to go swimming, so a google…read moresearch led us to Super Splash. We packed up and spent four hours there and were super impressed. The place was well kept, the water was clean and a good temp. It was 101 degrees out so it was busy but there was plenty of room for everyone. Our son loved loved loved the lazy river and the tipping water bucket. All of the lifeguards (and there were at least 5 for the small park) were attentive and courteous. We packed our own food so I don't have any input on the concessions but they appeared to have all of the basics. For the 3 of us it was $25 all total to get in. I will tell you this... put. your. flip. flops. close. to. the. water. We're novices and put everything way on the other side of the park and the pavement was SCORCHING. Like blisters on my feet. Woof. We'll know better next time

Yes very well maintained and picked up and has an actual real fire hydrant for the dogs.read more

There are two fenced areas, one for big dogs, one for smaller dogs. I took my Bully there to let…read morehim run around the large fenced in area. There are dog bowls for water to share. No other people came so it was nice that it's not crowded with too many dogs. There is an A Frame ramp that's fun to teach your dog to use, makes me wish there were a few different practice agility course of sorts. I would highly recommend to take your dog to a this dog park.

Friendly staff. Horses well taken care of and easy to ride. Beautiful trail ride with…read moreknowledgeable guides.

Lovely folks, lovely horses and mules, fantastic experience! But watch out for ticks in the woods -…read morebe sure to spray yourself down with bug spray before hand!

Named after a great man! He was a leader in the community and morally sound. He did a lot for the…read morecommunity.

Brush Hill is one of my favorite Green Earth preserves. Though only a mile, it's probably the most…read morechallenging of the Green Earth trails (though still pretty easy) due to the hills. The educational brochure taught me about the differences between upland and lowland forest and the effects of the 2009 derecho. One of my favorite things about Brush Hill, though, is that there's always a lot of bird activity; it's wonderful to sit on the bench overlooking a seasonal pond and listen to the many species of birds active throughout the preserve.

The bar is nice and having the activity area separate is great. 2 pool tables, baggo, shuffleboard…read moreand bocce. Strange vibe from some of the clientele.

The servers were great but due to getting clammed by a bar crawl the food was a little slow. Food…read morewas delicious and appropriate for the price. Atmosphere was great for whole family. Games and open area were nice for kids and gathering after a team event. Would recommend for team gathering or just going for a drink.

Had a really nice weekend at Ferne Clyff. There are 18 trails that are maintained and for various…read morelevels, but be aware that nearly every trail has poison ivy just at the edge of pathways. There's lots to do, whether you're there to hike, bike, climb, or relax in nature. The camping grounds are a bit crowded, but most everyone keeps to themselves and are very friendly. There are lots of primitive restrooms throughout the park, but maintained with plumbing restrooms are only available for overnight paid guests. If you forget firewood, there is a place near the main campground restrooms where you can get bundles of firewood from a vet owned business. As of 5/8/2026 when I'm writing this, each bundle is $5 and can be paid in cash or QR.

This is my go to hiking park when I need to introduce someone to the beauty of SoILL on a tight…read moretime budget. The Waterfall Trail is flat and wide and boasts a fun waterfall in wet seasons, but also lovely bluffs and wildlife even when it's dry. My favorite hike was on a cold January day. We started with flurries, and the ground was completely white when we completed it. My kids are also HUGE fans of the Hawks Cave hike. Lots of fun boulders to climb on and explore. It's a short (though a bit steeper) hike, but begs you to linger at the cave.

Disgraceful! I took my 69 year old mother and my 1 year old grandson today to swim $32!!! We were…read moreso disappointed!

the staff was so terribly rude, lifeguards mostly. Way overly aggressive, especially to little ones…read more(2-4 especially.) I understand enforcing the rules and sometimes having to be just a little meaner, but the lifeguards were so disgustingly rude to all parties involved. Not to mention there was a middles aged man, looking in from the gym touching himself, while there were little kids swimming. there should not be a way to see the swimming area from the gym that clearly. disgusting.