somersplash

We decided to come once last summer (we all had cabin fever.) and we had a blast. Rides were fun, everything was perfect. We ended up coming about 15 times last summer, and bought season passes for this summer. Plenty of tubes. The only complaint I have, is the life guards. I was probably 4.5 feet last summer, and I got in the wave pool at 3feet just to float around. I had my eyes closed, and I floated out to 10 feet (by accident) and I could NOT help myself. I was kicking, yelling, and no lifeguard noticed because they were talking to each other. Overall, amazing trip.

We have been to Somersplash many times and enjoy it every time. It is kept immaculately clean. The employees are professional and nice. The water is clean and there are plenty of tubes. I especially enjoy the "beach" music which plays throughout the park. The lazy river at Somersplash is the best we have ever enjoyed as there is no irritating splashing, just a relaxing ride listening to great music. The concessions are clean, hot and up to date. A great place to spend an afternoon.

So glad I didn't have my child with me while going down the bowl slide. My husband and I actually tipped over while riding on floats down the slide. I banged my head extremely hard and was dragged the rest of the way down by the water while still flipped inside the float. Now I understand accidents happen. But when I finally made it out at the bottom and was obviously hurt not one single lifeguard seemed to care or even check to see if we were Alright. I had a GIANT lump on my head from the impact. Imagine if this happened while a child was riding. The other attractions were good but still can't believe that with around 20 life guards working none of them wanted to do their job.

Park is clean, life guards are alert, admission is reasonable. My kids love the water slides, I enjoy lazy river and wave pool. Picnic tables are available right outside the entrance, you can pack a cooler and have lunch there if you don't want to spend $ on park food. The only suggestion I have is to offer rain checks if they close park in first 2/3 of day. There are many days we haven't gone because there is a "chance" of rain/storm. We have been booted previously because of storm, after driving 1 1/2 hours. I understand you can't control the weather, but losing admission after 2 hours in park is rotten.

Wow. What a gem of a place. This is an awesome waterpark. We visited on our way home from vacation. After 4pm its half price. We still had 3 hours of swimming time. Lots to do. 3 teenagers and all were pleased. Tube slides, wave pool, lazy river, body slides. This place was great. Wonderful way to end vacation

Great park and family fun a lot to do and really enjoyed it clean and friendly people and rides are super must go back again..

Arrived at the park and instantly went on weather watch and refused to refund any of my money was not worth it don't go its super crap and terrible customer service

This place is a great value, very clean. Plenty of lifeguards and small enough that you can let your 8 year olds run around ride the slides and not worry. We went on a weekday morning and the kids never had to wait more than 2 people to ride a slide. The little kid play area is great, with lots of umbrellas and chairs. The food was good and reasonably priced, as was everything in the gift shop in case you forgot sunscreen, swim diapers, or pool toys for the little ones. We live an hour away and it was definitely worth the drive.

We went for the first time to Somersplash this past summer and it had been in Somerset for several years already. Wow! What we were missing for our kids! While it is not inexpensive it is well worth what you get and one of the nicest splash park we've been to.

I went there with my cousins who came from Nashville to splash in Somersplash. The kids and adults had a ball from the lazy river to the many water slides, they were kept busy for the entire day. They told me they are looking forward to it next year. That is the only way I can get them to visit.

For the size of town, Somerset is blessed to have SomerSplash water park. It has a lazy river; wave pool; generous kids pool area; and of course, big water slides. Lots of lifeguards around to make sure all the play is safe.

Best family experience. The cost is very reasonable and the park is very clean. The lazy river is a great way to relax for the parents, while the kids enjoy the water slides and kiddie pools.

Now that all the slides and the lazy river are up and running again, SomerSplash is once again a good way to spend the day. Fifteen dollars will allow anyone over 48" tall to experience all that the waterpark has to offer: three body slides, a speed slide, bowl slide, tube slides, kids and baby areas, lazy river, and wave pool. We have season pass, and I have never seen a shortage of tubes (unlike some other water parks). There is a reduced rate for smaller children, and a "dock side" option for those who want to watch the kids, but don't want to get into the water. The fee is cut in half after 4:00 p.m.

This is an average water park for little kids. Not a lot for adults to do here, but it is clean and safe. They end their season when school starts in August? - bad timing. There arte sufficient lifeguards on duty and child safety is well implemented.

I take my oldest son here in the Summer months. He loves going down the slides and wave pool. It is not to big and it give him free to roam and I can always keep a check of where he is at.