The main pool is a series of overlapping circles and looks very nice. The decks are wide with lots of chairs and umbrellas, and some shade. My kids, 12 and 13, loved the slides and the enormous bucket that dumps water on you. It's also nice that the water park is set in a forest -- very green all around.... More

Considering it cost $8/adults and $6.75 for kids, (2 and under were free), it was pretty affordable to get in. There is a big sign, close to the entrance, posted that list their rules and regs, and it does say no outside food or drinks allowed. You also can't bring in arm floaties either. When you check in, they do... More

Although affordable; this place is very poorly managed. No outside food or drinks allowed but they don't have that anywhere on their website or a sign before you enter. Every aspect of the park is handled by one rude teenager after another. They won't allow you to bring in any snacks (even for my baby) but yet, their concession stand... More

This is one of several Northern Virignia small waterparks. It's relatively inexpensive (under $10 a head, varies according to age and time). It's divided into a 1 foot section (with a toddler slide), a 2 foot section (with a pirate ship slide - preschool to K size), a 3 foot section (with three slides, good for elementary age), and a... More