Kentucky Splash WaterPark and Campground

Andrew Ledford

Pretty cool spot. Close enough to Knoxville/Anderson County to make it a day trip easily. Took about an hour from Oak Ridge to get there. Open at 11, the line to get in was a bit on the ridiculous side, but even that went pretty quick. Couple of good slides and wave pool... Lazy river is too crouded to float most of the time, but overall it was a good time. I'll go back for sure!

Heather Roberts

A fun little place. Water could be a little cleaner. Lots of debris floating around. Most employees are under 20 years old. For $10 per person, can't complain to much. Definitely worth it. Have been twice now. Hope to make it back again before they close this year. We drive about 3 hours. Like I said, definitely worth the $

J M Edwards

$10 admission. No charge for parking. 5 slides, wave pool, lazy river, and a really nice area for children. There is also a video arcade inside the main lobby. Floats and life jackets are provided free of charge and there are plenty of very attentive lifeguards on duty. Concession prices are very reasonable, comparable to most fast food restaurants, but outside food is also allowed inside the park. There are plenty of free lounge chairs and tables available, but they also offer cabana and locker rentals.

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I didn't care to much for it. I mean if you live close by its one thing but don't go out of your way to go. I drove from Knoxville. Yes for the money it's not bad, but if your paying for a family of 5, totally not worth it.. Considering you cant take food in and have to wait hours, literally, to get any from them..

Robert Cantu

Great place for kids and adults for a good cool down