Splash Island

WORST customer service I’ve ever experienced! After driving thirty minutes to take my niece here I was told that they were expecting thunder and would close the pool at the first sign. I understand that, but I was told they would not refund my money if that happened. I can also understand that, but I asked if he could discount our tickets since we would only be able to swim for 30 minutes or so. He told me my only choice was to pay the $ 16 for the two of us for THIRTY MINUTES of swim time or go. I then asked about the indoor pool but he said it wasn’t open for recreational swimming. To the YMCA we go where they are kind and considerate :).

Excellent facilities at prices that are SHOCKINGLY LOW. Staff was so friendly during our visit. This is one island I wouldn’t mind being stranded on ;). You gotta try the slides here. Fast and furious. Love this place.

This is a great waterpark. It is very clean, snack bar is value priced. You can bring in coolers too which is a money saver if we are bring a bunch of the kids friends. Water temp can be super cold. They did heat the one side so it was fairly comfortable this time. The leisure river was brrrrr cold.
But again it is clean and the kids always have fun. Great place to go to on the west side.

Splash Island is a fantastic location to hang out on those super hot days. The lay out offers something for little ones to adults. I, as most adults, prefer the lazy river where you float on an inner tube as long as you want. Of course water slides and diving boards will entertain you for hours if you’re looking for more activity or splash areas for the tiny ones. It’s beautifully landscapes with fountains and «palm trees» and keep very clean.
One feature I love is your allowed to bring your own food with picnic tables indoors where you can grab shade and lunch. Huge money saver when you spend the day and have several folks with you. Lockers are available to keep your personal items in and the shower area doesn’t make you cringe.
The only downfall is Splash Island is known from far to wide now. It has gotten so crowded we’re had to go elsewhere several times. Many Greenwood, Carmel, Greenfield and other residents visit here, understandably, but hopefully will be reduced with the addition of the new pools in their areas. Try to go early in the week since the weekends are obviously crazy. Sound investment for Plainfield, great family fun and affordable!

You get more bang for your buck here! I had family in town how ha never been to any type of splash park/​water park and so I started researching places like Caribbean Cove and more! I was in shock to learn that Caribbean Cove was a whopping 15 dollars per person. I have been to Caribbean cove and while it was enjoyable for the all ages, Plainfield Splash Park blew it out of the water!
I had 4 children with me between the ages of 3 and 14. There was something for all of them, including the adults. My favorite was the lazy river while the teenagers enjoyed the water slides and the younger ones enjoyed the bucket and all the splash zones. This park also allows for their guests to bring in their own food so your not obligated to eat there or leave.
I will for sure be going back to this splash park even though it is a little bit of a drive from Carmel!

Lots of fun things to do with a little one, clean, you can bring your own lunch (healthy & cheaper).
I found that going early during the week was really great because it wasn’t crowded. We went several times & it was a 30 minute drive for us!

This is a great water park to visit on Indy’s West side! They have a new Leisure River this year! I guess it was a $ 3.1 Million Dollar expansion! The place was super busy but there seemed to be enough room for everyone! The prices were good and everyone was really friendly. I’ll def be bringing my family back here often to cool off!

What a find! Thank you smart phone for finding this and getting us there. We camped for Phish during the biggest heat wave and hottest days in IN since 1930. After spending most of the previous day raging the AC in the rental car, we woke up sweating balls and decided to take action. We started googling pools, water parks, splash parks… and Splash Island came up. It was about an hour away but worth the drive. We hit the road.
We knew when we parked we scored. We had the best time. It was less than $ 10 to get in, and cheaper if you’re a resident of the county. This, you see, is part of the town’s Parks & Rec! Why on Earth doesn’t Denver have something like this?! The place was big and small, the perfect size. It was not over crowded, or overrun with bratty kids. We rented a locker for a quarter, got some free ice water, 2 chairs, and then headed straight for the lazy river. It was awesome. We floated on a double inner tube for hours, except when they make the entire pool take a 15 minute break, which was a bit of a pain because they did this every hour, on the hour. We swam in the pool, jumped off the diving boards, and did 2 of the 3 slides they have. I was very surprised by the slides, they were fun and fast! The lines weren’t that long either.
Splash Island saved our asses. I am not kidding. After we got out of the pools we took long showers in the super nice locker rooms in the main rec center. A big storm blew in so we kinda crashed on these really comfy chairs in the main lobby until it let up.