We went 6/11/26 Splash pad is fun & 2 playgrounds nearby but my 2 year old wasn't a fan. Our 4 year…read moreold neighbor had a blast! My main reason for writing this review is that we found a deer tick on each boy once we got them home. One on my son's face and one on the neighbors son behind his ear. 1 whole month later my son has had disseminating rashes and fevers, and tested positive for Lyme. Make sure you check your kids for ticks if you go there!

Okay, honest review of a mom with an 18month old son. It is great and clean with plenty of space…read morefor setting up picnic blankets and shaded options. Everyone was very kind and respectful. We went on a Tuesday from 11-1. However, there are parts of the splash area that are very slippery. They come out of no where. The ground is concrete so when a little one falls it is not forgiving. There were lots of wipe out including my kiddo. The only huge downfall of this park in my opinion. And the bathrooms are not close. Other than that, it is a great place to cool off.

Just okay for the price. It's small. Perfect for the area but an okay water park. I doubt we will…read moreever return.

The water park is one of the best ive been to , clean wave pool is very nice , plenty of lounge…read morechairs so you dont have to fight over where to get a chair , great for a family to enjoy a relaxing day having fun.

We were nervous heading to Cascades as we struggled to find very many positive reviews. Our family…read morehas been to several indoor water parks from Michigan, Ohio to New York. While I wouldn't say this is the nicest, and definitely not the biggest, it was exactly what we were looking for. It's definitely geared towards younger kids. The slides are fun and the staff are nice. It was never overly crowded other than the hot tub. That was always crowded. Probably because it is one of the few adult targeted things but you're always sitting cheek to cheek with kids splashing in the middle. The outdoor pool was closed due to weather which was a bummer.

We love Cascades indoor waterpark, it's beautiful, relaxing and fun for all ages! We've been coming…read morehere for over 8 years! Our favorite is the indoor/outdoor pool and jacuzzi, very relaxing and feels like an oasis. I'm suprised there are not more reviews, this place is always busy weekends and holidays. It's worth a visit here! They have a beautiful hotel attached and Greek Peak is across the way so you can make a nice getaway trip for a beautiful winter ski trip!

This is a free mini "water park" which is perfect for little ones. We took my 1 1/2 niece here and…read moreshe had a blast discovering the water. Just be careful of the buckets that could knock a little one over. There is also a playground for little kids and big kids, a huge walking trail, soccer fields and BATHROOMS! If you're lucky and you like hot dogs and burgers there is sometimes a hot dog cart there. I would say under 6 is the perfect age.

The design of this playground is cute. It's a woodland/river theme…read more Coming from our 8 year old, "I liked it but I didn't love it." She said that they didn't have enough slides or climbing things other than rocks. she added that it would have been better if there were moving parts to this playground. Spinning parts. Zip lines, bouncing things, etc. Maybe it is AMAZING to kids younger than 8??? As parents, we liked that it was enclosed. (No kids running off or getting taken.) We liked that the ground cover was turf and rubber. (We hate messy mulch.) there were a number of picnic tables outside of the fence so parents could sit out there AND they were the perfect spot for a picnic lunch. This playground is right next to the Greece town splash pad. We bounced back and forth a few times between the splash pad and playground. We definitely would recommend.

My toddler loves this playground! We love that it is enclosed, and there are benches for parents to…read moresit! It has a few big slides, swings, and structures to climb on. We love coming here for a picnic too, there are picnic tables outside of the enclosed playground. Lots of room to run around, the splash park is next door, or the community center track! Love our Greece Parks!

$6 entrance fee. Park has beach access to Oneida lake. Swimming is available during the summer…read more Lots of places to hang out and bbq or have family reunions, picnics or just a birthday party for groups of all sizes. Ample parking for most days. Sometimes in the summer months there is blue-green algae which causes the swimming area to be closed. Website normally will indicate this so check ahead if you are set on going swimming. This summer they had an inflatable slide so there was something for the kiddos to do besides swimming. All in all a nice park if you are in the area. Camping is available as well so you can camp out here and spend more time if that is in your plan.

I recently went on a weekend long camping trip with my father and stayed at the Verona Beach State…read morePark in upstate New York. My pops, who is now retired, purchased a recreational vehicle and has embraced camping as his new favorite past time. He has asked me several times to join him on an excursion and though I'm not very outdoorsy I finally relented. We pulled into Verona State Park on a Friday afternoon and even though it was early September and nearing the end of the season, the campground was still fairly crowded. The snack bar and store closed after Labor Day but I spent most of my time at the nearby Turning Stone Casino and didn't mind missing out on a few amenities. The park was immaculate, with clean shower rooms and nary a piece of litter in sight. The employees at Verona Beach obviously took their job very seriously and some were a tad overzealous. The workers frequently drove through the campgrounds, patrolling the area and enforcing their rules. I took a walk alongside Oneida Lake after dark and apparently violated one of the sacred rules, receiving a stern warning from the park ranger. I understand why camps only allow power generators during certain hours; gennies can often be noisy and we should preserve the sanctity of nature. On Saturday night we were caught in the middle of a thunderstorm and it rained for hours. I expected the rangers to be a little more lax on generator hours during the storm, when most campers are stuck inside and need electric to power their televisions and stave off boredom. The television in our RV only picked up local channels so we watched an old episode of Wonder Woman featuring special guest star Leif Garrett. Even during a downpour the rangers at Verona State ruled with an iron first, banging on the door of the RV like an angry police officer all because our generator was left on for a few extra minutes.

Signed up for "Learn to Ride Program", picked the day with no issues (8/22). Me and my son show up…read moreto the park on the day we reserved and were told that they over booked for the day. After some back and forth, they did tell me they were going to refund me and it should be 2-3 business days. Almost 2 weeks later no refund!

Having grown up waterskiing, we weren't really sure what to expect from Roseland Wake Park, but…read morewanted a way to waterski without needing to rent a boat during our trip up to the Finger Lakes. We did a private lessons and had a blast. Kyle was really helpful in helping us get up on slalom skis, which felt different than behind a boat. He was patient and enthusiastic, and both of us were able to get up zipping around the cables. Thanks for the lesson and great afternoon!

As an avid lane swimmer, this pool just doesn't cut it. I will admit that I'm used to 10 or 12…read morelanes versus 6. For one, there's way too few lanes and too many people "scheduled" to use them. One minute you're swimming along the next minute there's two other people in your lane! You don't need three people in a lane if there are other lanes that only have one person in it. I watched as this happened to several lanes where the people had to stop swimming to figure out what was going on because the people that joined their lane weren't really swimming in a circle. They were kind of trolling along. And that's not what lane swimming is for. It's ridiculous. You can't Get in a decent swim if you're having to stop and wait for people to move along. Finally, why do I have to "check in" at the desk if I have registered, only to have to then go scan my card to enter. I was told I had to do this. but then there were patrons who said that I didn't have to do it. Also, the availability times are extremely limited. They need more times in the afternoon between 2 and 5 PM.

not a fan of some thing about this place. really really really used to like it but know I don't…read morelike it as much. Hopefully things can soon return to the way they treated people befor.