NRH2O Family Water Park

My husband and I went here for the Colors in Christmas light show. I couldn't find the event on yelp so I checked in NRH20 Family Waer Park.The light event was well-organized and the lines moved smoothly. Everyone followed the instructions to tune into the radio station for the music, drive under 20 mph, and turn off headlights. Since everyone around us listened to the staff, everyone was able to enjoy the light show. I was very impressed with the amount of lights and the song selections. A+! Thank you for organizing an amazing event!

What a great time! So many fun things to do or just lay out and enjoy the kids playing. Had a hamburger and that was good too. We recommend this water park for sure

Had a great time with my family and our H20 the water was cool and hot and wet enjoyed fabulous chicken fingers along with some ice cold Dippin Dots. The staff was great will definitely be back.

Went yesterday with the family after not having been in years. It is run down looking and very expensive for what it is -- a small local water park. The wave pool hardly had any water? It seemed much more shallow than in the past. The front of the wave pool is roped off. For 3 people, it was over $100. To rent a locker was $17. They search your bags. Not sure what they are looking for? The bathrooms were filthy. Used to be a nice place. Sad. For what they chage the place should be immaculate.

The facilities are filthy. The locker room, the bathrooms had standing water, spiders and webs, thick dust on the fan, light fixtures full of dead bugs, crusty sinks. Awful. You should hire a deep cleaning service to clean up your mess. Also the water levels in the lazy river and wave pool were too low for adults. For what you charge, everything should be spic n span.

What a great water park! We live in Southlake and this place is only 15min away, free parking plus you can bring in coolers! We got a season pass for the summer and so we could enter 30min before gates opened. This was a great way to get on the rides where you needed a tube since later in the day the lines were long. We had no problem finding lounge chairs under the shaded canopy by the wave pool and left our cooler etc and no one bothered our stuff. By the time we left around 2p it was busy but there were still open seats and plenty of room in pools. I'm glad we got our season pass, it's saves us a ton of $$ and has great perks.

We went with a friend and had a lot of fun. Plenty of places to sit in the shade at, you can take a cooler of food. It was a little busy but the lines weren't that long.

Make sure you come out for summer - awesome water park in one of the top 10 cities in the state of Texas: North Richland Hills (voted #6 best Texas city in 2022).The water park is part of our city -- well designed and maintained, easy online access to order your membership, clean and fun establishment, easy access to and from, plus great parking. Come enjoy what NRH has to offer, plus keep cool during the hot months.At the end of the season is the Puppy Day -- this is where you can bring your furbabies out on the last day of the season to swim and play in the water. This is a good fundraiser for NRH ANIMAL ADOPTION AND RESCUE CENTER . If you can't join with your pet, donations are accepted.

So many rides... and they're big and high too! Costs much less than a certain indoor water park we know and love.Large free parking lot.

It has been awhile since I reviewed NRH20 and so I figured it was time for an update. I still prefer this water park to the one in Arlington. We used to have passes, but let them go after the 2019 season. We just didn't go often enough to warrant the passes and after 2020 they cut the Friday night movies and fire works. They are attempting to try something new this year with a drone show on 7/22/23 but so far it's a one time try out after the success of the 4th of July drone show the City of NRH had. Pricing hack: They offer city resident discounts, though depending on the employees the city resident needs to come in your group. So find a friend who lives in or works for the city and pay a more reasonable price at the gate. Otherwise buy tickets online for cheeper price. As well some of the local libraries will get NRH20 tickets for kids for summer reading incentives. So check out the local libraries and get your kiddos reading. Adults don't qualify for the free tickets at our library, but my kids earned them which helped save us $, so worth it!You can bring in your own food & drink within reason. No glass for obvious reasons, and if your going to bring something like pizza or fast food, you need to take it out of the packaging & put it in zip lock containers. So honestly your best bet is chips, fruit, veggies, lunchables, etc in your cooler! If you want to splurge plan around $10 per person for a Dippin dots. Food in the park is over priced for what it is. Around $13-$14 for the various burgers I saw at the stand we walked by going to the lazy River. I couldn't tell if it came with fries or a drink. Which that used to be about as much as I paid for a meal when we first started coming here with my oldest. With that at least they allow for outside food and drink which other places don't, so your not being forced into feeling the need to pay those prices. Yes, there are ride closers, but I'm willing to miss out and on a slide or two if it means folks are safe on them. The wave pool, lazy River, etc has always been open when we've gone and those are a bit more my youngest kiddos speed.