The splash pad is the big draw to this park, but it has so much more to offer! This park also has a…read moreskate park, playground, basketball court & soccer field! There is a large "tent" set up for the shade seekers. There is also a small pavilion with benches for gatherings. We brought our son here today to beat the heat with a little water play. He opted to change into his suit in the car, but there are also restrooms available. There are a handful of of benches circling the splash pad. They're far enough away that you aren't under direct fire (there are large water guns), but you may get a refreshing spray now and then. This would be a great spot to meet up with some friends for a picnic and to let the kids run wild!

Always such a blast for the little guy. Has definitely helped us cool down this summer. Thanks…read moreCromwell for providing such a great spot!

Let's just start off for anyone that wants to skip over what is said in detail in the categories I…read morefeel are most important. Room: 5/5 Waterpark: 3/5 Other activities: 5/5 Food: 5/5 Staff: 5/5 Value 2/5 Most families are going here for the waterpark, right? I didn't even know there was mini golf or gem hunting inside as this was our first ever visit to a GWL. For a brand new GWL and having to compete with the likes of places like Kalahari also springing up, I thought it was pretty lackluster. No racing slides, no drop slide. And even the "coaster" slide was over way too fast. Why didn't many of these stretch across the entire roof area? A lot of that portion in the middle seems wasted, even if the excuse is that the wave pool gets in the way. The lazy river might be one of the shortest I've ever experienced. The entire place was clean (although had a sewage smell in the back at times) and we enjoyed our time, I just expected ssssoooo much more and was disappointed by its size. But everything else, WOW. The food was excellent, did they steal the Pizza Hut recipe? I believe they have a partnership with Buffalo Wild Wings although I did not try those and the FatBurger partnership was star of the show. I was going to give it 4/5 stars for lack of healthy options but when I returned a burger that was supposed to be a double to the counter, the guy working was so nice about it and even said something that cracked me up, "you can throw that back at me if this one isn't a double". Just about every interaction with GWL staff was a five star experience and they go out of their way to make sure you are having a good time, it's Disney-esque. We loved the breakfast buffet also but after tip, doing this every morning is a $100 experience for a family of four. One of the many reasons the value gets knocked down a ton. The options were plentiful and it definitely made me LOL when I saw chicken nuggets and mac n cheese at 8 AM. They know their clientele. The other activities caught me off guard, even though every single thing is an upcharge. The pricing on the video games rubbed me the wrong way the most. You can always math them out and you are getting little value playing like 8 games for twenty bucks. The minigolf and bowling are both really great values for a quick experience. And the smallest gem mining bag costing under $15 was also a great experience. But everything else is fairly overpriced. Before you get to the waterpark and have breakfast, you may have already dropped an additional $250 on the day. This place knows how to open a wallet up but then it leaves the parents dissatisfied once its all over. The activities in the lodge are all free and I posted an idea of what takes place throughout a day. Don't miss the Luna story at bedtime, that was one of the best things I've ever seen outside of Florida theming. Our Wolf Den was the perfect size, even if the full beds scream "we wanted to save a few bucks". The kids always love little theming areas like this, they told me they just wished the lights could dim in there. It would be cool to have a nighttime effect with the way the walls are painted. No microwave in room but there is one down the hall for everyone to use. This isn't a "lets go every month kind of place". It may end up being a once or maybe even every other year kind of experience for us. Those very well off won't feel the pinch as much as we did, and I'll definitely never go during a school vacation week or holiday. It was busy enough and I thought we went on an off peak time, I can't even imagine the zoo this becomes during those times as some other reviews reflect.

Just spent a few days here. Woof. First off. Everything is sticky. I know it's because of the…read morekids. But seriously all the floors were sticky. One of the elevators was so sticky I sent a snapchat to some friends with my shoes being stuck to the floor. Thursday night I saw staff scrubbing and they solved the sticky issue. But by god..... it was like a comedy. $6.99 for a paper sleeve of popcorn btw and they have the audacity to ask for a tip lmao. The adventure area smells like human feces. I don't know if there is a sewage leak, or the clientele don't check if the wolf pups have clean pants....but woof the smell was wild. I have not been able to smell good since covid got me in 2020. But this stink was powerful. My son kept asking if someone had an accident. $25 a day to park. I did 1 day and parked at foxwoods for free. At breakfast the buffet staff told us "It's the same stuff on each side" we went up and were surprised by the lack of actual breakfast stuff. My 3 year old was pumped for nuggets. But yeah the staff working had no idea that the left side had eggs and breakfast stuff, i found that out on round 2. Personally allowing kids to self serve buffet stuff is disgusting. Yeah I know I'm at a kid resort. But the 5 staff behind the counters should have been serving kids. I saw they each had serving spoons. Use them lads! I don't want to sound elderly. But even with ear plugs in It was sooooooo loud in the lobby. The dunkin donuts is garbage. Got a bagel today because I didn't want to go Into generational debt so my son could eat half a pancake and a strawberry at the buffet. The girl put his chocolate sprinkle donut in the bag upside down and gave me a cold bagel. I complained and she told me to "live with it" Kid casinos cool, but jeeze, having to pay $3 for a card is a rip off. Oh and the adventure jungle gym that costs $10.99 for "30 minutes of adventure" my son made it through in under 5 minutes and the girl ushered him out. It's advertised as 30 minutes. 5 minutes is not 30 minutes. So that's neat. Went to complain and was told "we closed it early tonight" oh cool, I want my money back. But that didn't happen obviously. Fireside is great, food was fantastic. The staff were super friendly. That's nice. Most people hate working. I have not been in a water park since Bush jr was in office, but this was pretty cool. Super friendly staff. Suite we has was decent, bed was comfy, it was clean. This place will try to squeeze every single cent you have out of you. Also never give kids the ability to charge stuff to the room. They give you an option to allow your kids the ability to charge stuff to the room with a wristband. You'd have to be downright insane to trust a kid with that ability.

I went here a while back, and while it wasn't terrible, the location felt incredibly random kind of…read morewedged between a parking lot and a store, which made the whole arrival experience a bit odd. It also took me about three hours to get there, so expectations were definitely higher going in. The first thing that stood out was how unorganized the entry process was. The line to get into the park was insanely long and honestly one of the most chaotic lines I've ever seen. That said, we still managed to get in at a reasonable time. Once inside, it was a mixed experience. The lazy river was extremely crowded, especially at the entrance, which made it hard to relax. On the plus side, the wave pool was actually really nice. The waves felt more realistic than most water parks, which I appreciated. Food prices were about what you'd expect, maybe a little on the higher side, but nothing outrageous for a water park. As for the slides, they felt a bit rough and slightly sketchy at times. I get that part of it is the thrill, but some rides, especially Devil's Peak, were pretty uncomfortable. I ended up with a few rub burns and scratches, which wasn't ideal. Overall, I did have fun because at the end of the day it is still a water park. But the park could really benefit from better organization and layout. It felt a bit all over the place, and with some improvements it could be a much better experience

My recent visit to Water Wizz was overshadowed by the unprofessional behavior of one particular…read morestaff member. He was a tall male employee, and from what I observed, he was constantly singling out certain swimmers, including me and my daughter. He was rude, confrontational, and seemed genuinely irritated by kids simply having fun which is the whole point of a water park. His attitude was completely out of line for a place meant to be family-friendly. I watched him repeatedly escalate situations that didn't call for it, and his behavior made the environment feel tense instead of enjoyable. Someone with that kind of energy has no business working around children or guests. I hope management seriously reevaluates who they hire to represent their park.

Since I was including the kids in my 40th I knew we be needing more of a family friendly…read morecelebration, and I figured why not lean in. And here we are, at Splish Splash, a place I took a road trip too when I lived in Queens. Then it seemed like it was across many states. It's funny how you perceive things as a kid versus as a grown up. Now this place is no more than 30min from my parents, but I still haven't been here since becoming an adult and I'm glad we did. The place has changed so much. Better layout. More family friendly. We rented one of the luxury cabanas for the entire day. It cost $1200 and allows 32 people, but holds 40. You have to buy additional wristbands at $20 a wristband. You also still need to buy tickets. The sales office was wonderful to work with and answered all my questions and we got the group rate for our day at the park. As much fun as we had, and as great as the space was, which we plan on doing again, there needs to be more support in the Cabana areas. At one point security asked one of my guest if they should be there, and when they showed them their wristband they continued to follow up with the cabana staff, meanwhile, people kept coming into our cabana trying to use the area for themselves. Where was security then? The food and drink service also lacked. We were instructed to order off the QR code which were on signs throughout the cabana, but half of them didn't work. We had to wait over an hour and a half for our food and some people didn't get their drinks. Once I expressed how long we waited, and how we felt overlooked the staff gave us a few additional canned margaritas. By this time it was late afternoon. Most of had to leave because the kids were exhausted. Moral of the story: this place has had a major glow up, I'm hoping that the staff and service follow suit as they continue to grow. This is a piece of nostalgia on Long Island and I would hate to see it go away anytime soon.

Definitely, go on a weekday because it was so packed on a Saturday when I went last month in July…read more The rides was great. I love that they had several kiddie pools around the park. They also of course had huge slides for adults. I couldn't find areas to eat at maybe I wasn't looking hard enough. But yeah, just go on a weekday because on a Saturday, the lines were super duper long. The reason why I took off one star is because not only do you have to pay for entry into the park, but you also have to pay for parking, which is another $30 so altogether it was $60 + tax.

Our town pool had closed early this year so I was looking for a nearby place for the kids to cool…read moreoff. A friend of mine had mentioned a splash pad opened recently in Broad brook, so I hunted it down! To my surprise, there is a clean looking swimming pond with a cute red slide into the water from the raft out there. Bonus! I was not equipped to swim myself today so we made our way over to the splash pad. It is on the smaller side but new, in great shape and not busy at all. There are a few benches for adults to sit nearby while the kids play. I also noted open pavilions with picnic tables and a small playground. Definitely worth a trip for small kids on a hot day. Low key. Note: there is a small fee for non town residents

We love it here. Snowboard, skiing.. schools are incredible as well. Restaurant is good. Warm and…read morehome feeling. Kind instructors and employees.

A Wonderful Experience at Yawgoo!…read more We had such an amazing time at Yawgoo with our 4‑year‑old daughter's ski lessons. From the moment we arrived, every single staff member was beyond incredible--patient, cheerful, and so great with the kids. They made her feel comfortable, confident, and excited to learn, which is everything you could hope for as a parent. The lessons themselves were fantastic, and you could truly see how much the instructors cared about creating a positive experience. Our daughter left smiling from ear to ear and already asking when she can go back! After lessons, we headed over to The Max and had an absolute ball. The chicken tenders were delicious, and the Shirley Temples hit the spot--total treat for all of us. It was the perfect way to wrap up a fun winter day. We can't say enough good things about Yawgoo. Wonderful people, great atmosphere, and amazing memories for our family. We'll definitely be back!

The day was fun. The food was decent but pricy. The ride selection is pretty good for the ages and…read morethere are several height charts prior to entering the park. I will say some of the rides for little kids require an adult or older taller child to ride along. There are a lot of bees so as a health tip for those who are allergic keep your EpiPen on your person if you stow your items. There are hills but ample seating is available if you need to rest. You are able to bring in a soft cooler and your own food if you'd like which is nice.

Ok, hear me out. The…read morepark was great but like, come on! Half of the rides were 4 hours long and thats just with a line of 8 people. The new Twisty Turney was garbage. The ride was 1/6 of being thrown off into another ride and the shakes made me gag. Probably the only thing that was good was the water rides and thats it. Overall, The park is okay but the rides and drinks were horrible. Don't Recommend staying here