Splash Station

Great location and super easy to find. It is possible that you'll have to wait for a train to pass before you can cross on Johnson street. Plenty of parking. Lots of seating around the pool and generous area for both eating at a table or picnic style on the grass. Big variety of water activities based on height and/or swim experience. Overall great place for people of all ages.

We came for the annual doggie dip and my dog had a blast! The place was clean and the staff friendly. We'll definitely be back next season!

This is an outstanding water park just outside the city with some great prices! We arrived around 330 on a Saturday afternoon and stayed until close. It was crowded initially but each hour things thinned out. There is a wonderful train with misc. water features and three small water slides for children, 2 large water slides for adults and older children, a wave pool, a spray ground and more. All of this, for the very reasonable price of $4.75 for children and $6.25 for adults. This is only a dollar or two more than most of the Omaha city pools and offers so much more to do. They say that you are not supposed to bring in outside food or drink, something we initially missed, as we brought in a small cooler. They never enforced that rule as we ate our sandwiches and snacks at a picnic table inside the park. My only two recommendations for this place, would be to make sure you keep up on the bathrooms, as when we walked through the locker room area it was a little smelly, and they need to double check the music they are playing. They were playing a heavy metal band with that ridiculous screaming those musicians do in the microphone and it was totally out of place for this setting. We will definitely be back!!!

Discovered this pool yesterday and it's our new favorite!!!! Kids are 5 and 8 and they totally loved the water guns, "ninja warrior net", wave pool, and train! The price to get in was reasonable and the tubes are FREE to use! There are nice lounge chairs for you to sit it and it's a new and clean facility! Awesome!!!

Great place to tire out your kids and ample room and chairs to use on deck. If no room on busy busy days, the grass is well kept and works as well. Concessions are pretty limited and pricey so either bring your own or feed your kids before or after swimming. Lots of lifeguards so I feel safe with letting my 8 year old swim by himself. Be warned though that even if you don't swim you still gotta pay to get in. If you plan to visit often you may wanna buy a pass cause 11 bucks a pop will add up quickly.

I've got a mixed review with this place. The great things, it doesn't bust the wallet, its smaller with lots of choices from a not so wavy wave pool, a couple of water slides, a deeper swim pool and a little train water play land for the little ones. The not so good things, you have to be at least 48" to ride the smaller water slide and my son who came in a 1/2" short was not given any reprieve. I went down the slide and after pushing my self along through the entire slide thought my son who wasn't allowed to ride it wouldn't have enjoyed it anyway. The guards are whistle happy with a lot of things you can't do. All in all I gave it three stars.

We had a great time at the Splash Station. It isn't incredibly spacious or fancy. It was clean and well kept. Our kids loved it and it is very reasonably priced in my opinion.

This place looked really fun as I rolled up from nearby Omaha with my young son. We paid and went and changed and headed out to the pool. Before we could even put stuff in our locker, it was announced the pool was closed for thirty minutes due to someone defecating on one of the platforms in the kiddie area. As I scrambled to think how to entertain a three year old for half an hour while standing next to exciting aquatic attractions, it was announced the whole facility was now closed for the entire day. Really bizarre in my book but ok, I think, I will get our money back and go somewhere else. Most of the employees appeared to be 15 years old and couldn't tell me anything except to go to the front desk. The desk was odd and out of place, being one of those weird liquor store set ups where you slide money in a slot and they talk through a garbled intercom. The "Supervisor" who might have been 16 was on a power trip, was very rude to me, and has clearly been instructed to never offer a refund even in the event of a nuclear holocaust. When I shockingly found out they intended to keep my money in return for nothing, I tried every angle I could think of, "sad parent", "disgruntled taxpayer", "batsh!t crazy guy who makes no sense"....and I must give the supervisor credit, she firmly obeyed her City of Fremont trainers who told her NO REFUNDS EVER. Never mind that we didn't have time to touch the water for even one second or that my son was crying after looking forward to this all day. I was belittled and told I should feel bad for the facility having to close for the day.....as I watched all thirty lifeguards laughing and playing back by the pool area as all paying customers were kicked out of the facility with their money firmly locked in the cash registers. HORRIBLE!