We were so excited that this is included in your stay at Treasure Island. You can purchase passes…read moreas well if you are not staying on property, but since we were, it was a nice bonus. We went and experienced the Lagoon on the 3rd of July which is when TI was doing their fireworks and the hotel was completely sold out, so it was certainly busy with everyone decked out in their red, white and blue. We changed in our room as we had read there is no locker room and the lockers are paid lockers (confirmed that). My husband was excited about the swim up bar so we headed to the adults only section which is really amazing when there are a lot of kids. To get into the lagoon as a hotel guest, we needed our IDs so they could match us to our room and give us our wristbands. After you go sign waivers on ipads right around the corner. This got a little congested as there was a mix of technology users and all the Ipads were on a table and everyone stood at the table. They had free towels to use which was really appreciated, they are not big by any means but towels provided is fantastic. We dropped our coverups and shoes in a corner in the adult section which is what most people appeared to do. We spent the majority of the time in the swim up bar. The water was very comfortable. They had a assortment of canned drinks and 2 cocktails that were on draft (strawberry margs and blue razz lemonade). No mixed drinks or anything else. There was only 1 bartender working plus a bar back and she was getting worked for sure. When we were closing out 2 others were coming in. They only take cards and you can not charge to your room which seemed to create a lot of confusion since I think a lot of people wanted to charge to their rooms. We wanted to go the lazy river and there were enough tubes, however with the volume of kids in the river, we opted to just stay in the swim up bar for this trip. They had a pool you could splash around in, adult only hot tubs, lazy river, splash area for the littles and water slides, so really there is something for everyone.

What a great way to spend cloudy and rainy days. The kids had hours of fun switching between the…read morelazy river, the shallower little pool near the water slide, fountain spraying water and an overhead sprinkler/water bucket drop thing, and the smaller pool seating area near the bigger pool for water volleyball. There's an outside hot tub and adults only section too. Ample towels and good amount of free seating along the walls. Cabanas available for rent if you wanted. They also sell some boxed snacks, which were on the pricier side for what it was (gummies, nerds and animal crackers), canned alcohol (no shots) and drinks. Great way to kill some time, just don't look too closely at the color of the water if you took photos and were in the area with kids because it's real green.

The price is good, but the life guards act like drill Sargents at times. Some of the rules are…read moreridiculous and silly. For example, not being able to go into the lazy river without an inter tube. I have never seen that be a rule anywhere else, and I have been to water parks across this country, I have even seen a lifeguard yelling at a man who was clearly mentally disabled. She was yelling at him because he was going into the lazy river with a 2person inner tube instead of a one person inner tube. Just seems like the life guards are on a power trip. And why does there have to be a 10 minute break where everyone has to get out of the water EACH and EVERY hour?

Water park is ticket are average price. The food and drink were cheap in price and taste good…read more There was lazy river for tubing. There was the lifeguard were fantastic. The body and tubing slide were fun too .

I love this place water park and rock wall are so fun! This is like a yearly tradition and the mall…read moreof America best hotel I've ever been to WOOHOO

The check-in experience was rough. You have to leave your car and go inside to get a parking pass,…read morewhich puts you in a tough spot with kids. Do you leave them in the car? Bring them inside? And if you bring them inside, do you also haul your bags up to the room first, then walk everyone back down to the car? If you were a single parent with multiple kids, this would be a nightmare. On top of that, the lines were extremely long, and the self check-in software doesn't make it easy to buy multiple parking passes or extra waterpark passes. For those, you need a staff member to come help you. We were lucky to get Benny. Honestly, I would hire him at my agency in a heartbeat. His customer service was incredible, and he was an excellent problem solver. The hotel is lucky to have him. The room itself was beautiful and clean. No complaints there at all. The kids loved it, and so did I. The arcade, on the other hand, was wildly overpriced. A bouncy ball that costs $5 in the gift shop made zero sense to charge what they did. They also don't offer room service for food, which felt like a miss. One thing I noticed was how on edge the staff seemed. When I asked a few of them about it, they consistently said it was because they were being watched on camera. That's never a good sign for any organization. It took away from the customer service experience and made interactions feel less personable and way more corporate. The nighttime dance party was a blast for the kids. They had so much fun. My one concern as a parent was how close it was to the hotel's front doors. Someone could feasibly walk in, grab a kid, and walk right back out. A kid could also wander out on their own. If you're paying attention as a parent, it's not really an issue, but it's worth noting. Still, highly recommended. The waterpark was an absolute blast. There were plenty of lifeguards, and the staff did a great job keeping the kids safe. It was overcrowded though, with long lines for the waterslides, but that's pretty standard for any waterpark. The best part was that they let me ride the tube slides with my four-year-old and set us up in a really safe way. That created core memories for both of us. Highly recommended. Overall, this was an amazing staycation!

Amazing the staff are amazing and everything is amazing! Some of these other reviews are lies, but…read moreit's amazing

if you were to ask 5 years ago it would be 5 stars, but it had gotten to a point with these 5 kids…read morewho have inherited that camp site. These 5 children who have started to own the kamp sit have started to get more and more greedy with there prices and services. they have gotten to the point to where you are a seasonal they still find loopholes and ways to get more and more money out of you. your not even allowed to bring you OWN fire wood, and then the proceed to charge you 20 bucks for a bundle of 5 tiny logs of wood. Kamp Dels used to be a amazing places for Families to get away until they decided money was the only thing that matters. Kicking people OUT OF THERE SEASONAL SITE THAT HAVE BEEN THERE FOR YEARS, just to build a MANSION by the pool, not to mention that at first they refused to move there sites at THERE OWN EXPENSES. Then on top of that they choose to treat there seasonal and weekend people, no matter how long you've been with them with PURE disrespect and they will literally say to you " be careful, because i'm the owner". the power trip on these 5 new children how inherited the ONCE amazing kamp dels has completely twisted this place into a place where it is unaffordable for most families and when you are here it is completely not worth your buck with everything they choose to put in lines. i hope this review helps families before booking if your looking for a get away with your family at peace.

Has an awesome free mini golf course next to it also that the kids just want to have fun…read moresub-committee of project 1590 helped create. Water slides, mini golf, and slushies! Not all at once but one after another. Thanks kids just wanna have fun group that includes includes Ed willett and Kristy Olson.

Staff are not friendly. Water slides closed along with diving boards?! No fun.read more

We went during spring break and had a blast! 2.5 hrs of going down the tube... swimming, jumping…read moreinto the deep end and swimming like a fish till our lips turned blue! Yup... a very good day. Thank you for having extended hours for the children and so many lifeguards watching over everyone.

Personally, I am not a fan of these sorts of places, but my kids are and so here we were. The place…read moreis clean and the lifeguards are nice. The layout seemed a little simple to me, but my kids didn't seem deterred in the least. They rode the water slides, played in the splash pad, and jumped off the diving board - and liked it all. We stayed for two hours and left because the place was closing - though I bet the kids would have been happy staying longer. We'll very likely be back it was a positive experience.

The customer service was bad. They kicked my friend out of the deep end, he passed the initial…read moretest, but they said he had to take it again, so he did, and they failed him, because in his backstroke, his feet were underwater slightly and kick him out of the deep end. And another one of my friends had to take it again and in the trading of water they said you were hitting the wall so you can't be in the deep end isn't that what lifeguards are for if you start drowning, so why can you not go in the deep end every other pool I've gone to there was no test, so I will not recommend going to redwing water park but go to a different water park.

From the owner: Red Wing Water Park is the largest water park in the region. Located within Colvill Park on the…read morebanks of the Mississippi River, we have two large water slides, a zero depth pool, a sand play area, sun umbrellas, deck chairs and a full concession stand. We are a seasonal pool open mid June through late August.

We didn't personally use it. We were camping nearby. But it looks great. Didn't see any issues and…read moresuch a nice water park for the community. Look at the website, it seems pretty reasonable for the price. And they were clear about behavior expectations. That's a great thing.

Really nice updated aquatic center. Can't get bored here. Something for everyone…read more Even if you dont want to swim, there's pleanty of places to sit in the covered tent areas or lay and get a nice toasted tan. Just remember, it does cost $3.00 if your a non swimmer. $4.00 for a swimmer. This place has a kiddy pool with a waterfall, jr. pool with small water slides, fountains and 2 giant water slides for the bigger kids. Diving boards with a med sized water slide and an olympic sized open area for lap swimmers and so on. If you get hungry they even have a snack bar. The only negative this place has is the locker rooms. They really need an upgrade. Broken faucets, cracked flooring and so on. I still give it 5 stars because it's still a great pool with lots to offer.

LOVE this waterpark! It has something for everyone and is maintained very well. We used to have…read moreseason passes for the family when the kids were younger. Now that we have teenagers, we just come for a fun time once in a great while. My favorite part is the lazy river. I could spend hours relaxing f there and it has this super fun tube slide too. For the toddlers, there's a zero depth entry part of the pool, with a cute mini slide and splash pad. For the grade school kids, there's slides are always a hit. For our tweens, they loved the deeper part of the pool with the super fast slides. And of course we all love the lazy river. The season passes also include unlimited mini golf on their super cute 9 hole course that includes a fabulous waterfall. I even love that they have mandatory safety breaks at the top of each hour to ensure the lifeguards get a break and gives our kids a chance to reapply sunscreen.

I LOVED IT i lovedthe pool area the lazy river looks cool but i didn't go on the water slideread more